SDA - Studio D'Artisan

[David_pll]

Just got these, can't wait to start wearing them.

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[David_pll]

Fit photos:

Some detailed shots:

[Finkster]

Awesome Jacket! 

[Finkster]

ditto!

[BrownIcon]

SD-101: 6y/o+ = @round 1.5yrs effective wear

[Finkster]

D1708 'Vietnam War' Jeans … awesome patch! 

[flavour79]

@Finkster:

D1708 'Vietnam War' Jeans … awesome patch! 

I concur

[Dion]

Available as a T as well:

(Source: denimio)

[tropicall15]

My fit on the SD-101 I got on sale from BiG. Sized up one.

[Finkster]

Wow! 

[veloaudio]

Anyone seen or have experience with the SDA sunglasses? Link from BiG: http://blueingreensoho.com/collections/new-recent-1/products/7414-sunglasses-black-x-blacke-smoke?variant=17194981377

[Anesthetist]

What. the. Feck!

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[dudewuttheheck]

Elmo is a girl…

[steelworker]

I don't like the look of that pig peering round the corner. Watch  out, Elmo!!

[JCMx800]

Want it in black but no measurements provided

[dylantbmayes]

@dudewuttheheck:

Elmo is a girl…

Elmo is a boy.

[dudewuttheheck]

you're right… where was I getting that?! 

[arrow]

I recently purchased several Studio D'Artisan heavy weight chinos from Blue In Green. 
So, far I've been pleased on how they fit.  Here's a pic of the slim tapered version.

[JCMx800]

Is the Sinker Weave fabric loopwheeled? It´s made in Wakayama, but most of the time it´s just described as tubular knitted…

[Chaintitch]

Per Gordon Heffner of Blue in Green:

"The SDA Sinker Weave sweats are made on a circular knitting machine which produces a tube body fabric similar to a loop wheel machine but using sinkers which operate at a faster speed and thus a reduced cost. After it’s knit they brush the back of the fabric to give it a plus hand. Below is a link to more in depth information on sinker operations of knitting machines:
http://textilelearner.blogspot.com/2011/06/sinker-sinker-operations-of-knitting_3529.html"