SNEAK PEEK - Fall Winter Collection

[hajduk]

have to quote again.
not sorry.
the wabash looks so beautiful!
the construction… :o
the stuff... :o
G, can u tell more about the stuff used on the wabash jacket?
it looks so nice!

[jimmy]

Yeah tell us more g. I like the look of this jacket. Looks like still in proto stage?

[Giles]

Going to be doing shirts, waistcoats and pants out of it too.

More details to follow…............

[Tripleterror]

@Giles:

Going to be doing shirts, waistcoats and pants out of it too.

More details to follow…............

Shirts, yipee !
Western ?

[Giles]

No work, it gets a bit too much in a western I am afraid…...........

[hajduk]

waistcoats?
vest? i understand correctly?
because my english…
G, did u see some samples?
the style?

[Tripleterror]

@Giles:

No work, it gets a bit too much in a western I am afraid…...........

Might be my first work then !

[Giles]

Yes waistcoat = vest.

Haraki's interpretaion of something like this

[hajduk]

amen!

[rocket]

great, if this turn out as I think, I need one!

[dizco]

@hajduk:

o boy o boy…..too good to be true 

[Giles]

@jimmy:

Yeah tell us more g. I like the look of this jacket. Looks like still in proto stage?

12oz cotton denim

The wabash is fabric dyed at Sakamoto Denim - A very well respected dyeing factory.  http://www.sakamoto-d.co.jp/english/syashi/syashi.htm

The dots are then bleached out of the indigo (this is complicated and difficult - most Wabash you will see has the dots painted on).

When new, the dots have a light green tinge where the bleach reacts with the indigo, but this turns to white with a wash.

Haraki took a long time experimenting until he got the ideal indigo colour.

Haraki specced the denim to be suitable for shirts, jackets, trousers and waistcoats.

This fabric does come with a government health warning.  Haraki he say, this material is VERY expensive (his caps).

[gbougard]

Looks very nice and original and shows how much love and talent was invested in creating this. Congratulations!

[jimmy]

@Giles:

@jimmy:

Yeah tell us more g. I like the look of this jacket. Looks like still in proto stage?

12oz cotton denim

The wabash is fabric dyed at Sakamoto Denim - A very well respected dyeing factory.  http://www.sakamoto-d.co.jp/english/syashi/syashi.htm

The dots are then bleached out of the indigo (this is complicated and difficult - most Wabash you will see has the dots painted on).

When new, the dots have a light green tinge where the bleach reacts with the indigo, but this turns to white with a wash.

Haraki took a long time experimenting until he got the ideal indigo colour.

Haraki specced the denim to be suitable for shirts, jackets, trousers and waistcoats.

This fabric does come with a government health warning.  Haraki he say, this material is VERY expensive (his caps).

ouh man the real deal. this is the info i was hoping to get. thanks G

[SepticSef]

there honestly hasnt been one item shown so far that i wouldnt consider buying right away.looks like i need a truckload of cash till fall…..

[LandoCal126 0]

@Giles:

@rocket:

The flannel in the foregroiund is for the ultra heavy weight fall flannels.

Thoughts/ hopes confirmed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@Giles:

More needle cord love

So G, any non-cargo workpants/ chinos out of this or the Super HeavyWeight Cord???

[Giles]

@LandoCal126:

So G, any non-cargo workpants/ chinos out of this or the Super HeavyWeight Cord???

None scheduled.  I am thinking about doing some in the 55 or the 634s cut, what do you think?

[injunjack]

well, cord ain't my thing, so whatever…imHo

[Tripleterror]

@Giles:

@LandoCal126:

So G, any non-cargo workpants/ chinos out of this or the Super HeavyWeight Cord???

None scheduled.  I am thinking about doing some in the 55 or the 634s cut, what do you think?

I vote IHxB01 !

[Beatle]

lol..no cord on busters…tt, Beatle stands for denim...