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Samurai 15oz Texas Cotton (0500 or 0510 cut) could be something for you. If you like Flathead denim, the Eternal denim could be also something for you.
edit: if you are eyeing Red Clouds standard denim, Fullcount's 13,7oz denim is similar
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Can anyone tell me about PISTOLERO boots?
Thanks
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This is a pistolero engineer listed in the Lightning denim boots bible page 86. Maybe some japanese speaking Forum friends can translate it?
And found on rakuten
http://global.rakuten.com/en/store/crouka/item/pistol-0412/?s-id=borderless_recommend_item_en
From the authentic Boots brand PISTOLERO, 7 inch engineer boots.
Form the channelled material, detail.
Production country to Mexico Mecca of Western boots,
And use high-quality ステアハイド leather upper with tenacity, while
Value of wear without scaring, will make up the taste.
Moderate height is 7 inches, easily detachable, active in various scenes.
Also the upper also features of engineer boots, leather buckle
Is made in the original design, and attention to detail.
Is known as a complex and heavy manufacturing rugged, lovely
Using the グッドイヤーウェルト process the outsole is made of Vibram adopted.
Upper and outsole as well as inside of the boots and leather specification has become,
Achieve high quality finish detail around the attention of producers.Boots was born in suitable to be called the "city of shoes".
Because of high technology, sleek, firm and understand the history.In 1993, it established full-fledged faction Boots brand PISTOLERO (pistoleros).
Pistoleros are factory town in the State of Guanajuato Mexico Leon, moving it into the production of shoes from old town is local industries of this town's population of approximately 100万 people.
Suitable for multinational companies involved in the shoe industry, shoe factory and shop shops deal with only a cardboard box, not to mention those shoes and leather to sew sewing specialty stores, such as exactly what "city of shoes" and the call center.
Has the backbone as famous Boots brands for the pistoleros are founded 1993 and relatively short history, but have a deep history in shoe-making, is the birth place is no exaggeration.Pistoleros dropped into work boots form was christened with the technical expertise of the traditional Western boots.
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Check out this blog, it has some good pics: http://blog.needsupply.com/2012/12/06/introducing-pistolero/
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They used to stock them in garbstore. Both the 7" and 11" engineers look pretty damn good for the price
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I've been eyeing a pair this week too MM, couldn't decide between black and brown but now black has sold out in my size the decision is easier.
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Feeling sick as a dog #weddingfoodblues
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I was on best behaviour I swear
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Feeling sick as a dog #mixingwineblues
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Thanks davito, sabergirl & cutlasshound. I think I may have a few pairs incoming. For less than one pair of Whites or Vibergs on the used market. Will maybe start a thread but most definitely will report back. . . .
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A pleasure old chap. Keep us posted as to what they are like!
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Wait till you see what i got.
I don't think I've been this excited about footwear since my 1st pair of Viberg's.
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where did you get them from? online presence seems a bit thin on the ground…
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went to gentry in hipster paradise bklyn. last time i saw so many beards i was talking about purim with my rabbi homie.
great value for your money. can't talk about the items being made ethically or anything until i do some actual research. here are a few images just cause a picture is worth a thousand words:
Promise will get better images up in the next few days, just been keeping weirder than usual hours & so you know you left with late night images with crappy light & patron thoughts.
oh here are 2 of the pairs i grabbed on gentry's site:
http://gentrynyc.com/collections/sale/products/pistolero-side-loop-engineer-brown
http://gentrynyc.com/collections/pistolero/products/pistolero-side-loop-engineerthey are worth so much more than even their full retail price reflects . . .
