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Nigel Cabourn
"Crazy" Mallory size 54

Condition:
Excellent condition with only minor, unnoticeable signs of wear.
Slight marks present but not noticeable.
Overall well maintained.

• Leather elbow patches
• Handwoven Harris Tweed – Certified, 100% pure new wool woven in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland.
• Ventile Shoulder Fabric – Legendary British water-resistant cotton labeled since 1943, famously used by the RAF in WWII.
• Genuine Buffalo Horn Buttons – Premium finishing for a luxury touch.
• Made in England – Authentic craftsmanship with attention to detail throughout the lining and construction.

Approximate measurements:
Shoulder to shoulder: 49 cm (19.3“)
Pit to pit: 58 cm (22.8“)
Shoulder to cuff (sleeve): 66.5cm (26.2“)
Back length: 81.5cm (32.1“)

Price: EUR 519 + shipping

Tricker's
Bourton lace up shoes size UK10, ca. EU 44 in Suede

The shop I had bought them from had labeled them as "Brown". The colour is more a grey/brown.
The shop had also labeled the colour "Flint Repello".

Basically new- only worn once.

Price: EUR 259 + shipping

Oak Street Bootmakers Dainite Trench Boot in Indigo Rough-Out
Size US 10.5

These boots are Made in the US.
They were sent to Japan, where they were indigo dyed.

The Trench Boot from Oak Street Bootmakers is the brand's famed 8 hole work boot.
This limited edition installment is made from Horween Chromexcel rough out leather that has been indigo-dyed in the small mountain village of Fujino, Japan.

With wear, the indigo will fade to a beautiful vintage blue color, and wear to further reveal the natural leather rough-out texture.

The boot features a slimmer, more modern silhouette than most work boots, thanks to Oak Street Bootmakers' signature Elston last - an exclusive last that master cobbler George Vlagos spent over 5 years developing.

This version of the "Trench Boot" is fitted with Dainite Soles for extra grip and protection in extreme weather environments.

• Limited edition
• Heavily textured rough-out Horween Chromexcel leather
• Indigo-dyed in Fujino, Japan
• Fitted with English Dainite soles for extra grip and protection in wet weather environments
• Leather laces
• Goodyear welt construction
• Stacked leather heel with Dainite toplift
• Calfskin vamp lining
• Fully recraftable
• Made in USA

Original retail price was around US$500 (ten years ago)

I've worn these a little, not much, as you can see from the soles. They still are like 70%.
A little bit of fading is there, where the brown rough out leather is coming through.
But please check the pictures.

Price: EUR 239 + shipping

Y2 Leather Steer Roughout in Camel Size 46
Style of WWII Type 1 Denim Jackets (4 buttons, no pocket flap)

New with tag

Inner lining: Cotton
Sleeve lining: Nylon

Approximate Measurements:
Shoulder to shoulder: 54cm (21.26")
Pit to Pit: 64cm (25.2")
Sleeve (shoulder to cuff): 58cm (22.8")
Back length: 65.5cm (25.8")

Price: EUR 949 + shipping

Mister Freedom
A new, old stock, unused bag from very nice sturdy denim (probably selvedge Cone not sure), still raw and crispy.

Measurements: ca. 64x38cm (25.2"x 15")

Price: EUR 89 + shipping

Selling a pair of the original
Blue Blanket Indiana Jeans IJJ Striped Denim Pants Jeans in
Size 30

These are from the first run. The fabric changed later on a little bit.
With a signature from Denim Hunter Brit Eaton.

Some tiny bits of fading. Not much as I have only worn them a dozen times or so.

They fit bigger than a "normal" 30 as you can see from the measurements.
I normally wear 34 or 36.

* Japanese indigo denim fabric (ca. 11oz)

• Fish eye buttons in real corozo
  

• Buckle back
  

and many more nice details.
Made in Italy

Approximate measurements:
Waist- 42.5 cm
Front Rise- 31cm
Back Rise- 42.5 cm
Hem- 23.2 cm
Inseam- 85.5 cm

Price: EUR 249 + shipping

Selling a new
Deluxeware Loopwheeled Heavyweight (ca. 12.5oz) T-shirt
in Dark Grey
size L

One Wash

approximate measurements:
shoulder- 43.5cm
chest- 52cm
back length-65cm
sleeve-19.0cm

Price: EUR 69 + shipping

@seawolf said in Flashlights:

Best Made Co

Very nice.
Looks like it's not available anymore.

@JerkStore I actually got a pair of lenses made with gradient tinted lenses in green. I think, they go from 30% down to 10%. But you can hardly see the colour, neither from the outside nor from wearing them.
So I might need to get them gradient from say 50% to 30% or all in 30%. Not sure.
Perhaps grey or brown are better choices.

The reason I'm looking for some lenses like that is to make the quite substantial acetate frame less conspicuous.
I find with sunglasses for example heavier frames are easier to wear than with transparent lenses.

@Heavy_blue Thanks.
Yes, I've heard of those.

@JerkStore I see.
Thanks for the reply.

Any experience with wearing sunglasses all day like normal glasses?
Or possibly with lenses in between, like medium dark?

@JerkStore said in Jacques Marie Mage (JMM) - Sunglasses and Frames…:

Got the Lankaster back with my rx lenses. Really like this pair. Bonus pic of my wife’s Picabia.

Do you wear the Lankaster just as sunglasses or as "normal" glasses?

I was thinking about getting glasses with darker lenses like sunglasses to wear them.
But I'm not sure, how practical that is.

Perhaps there are glasses that are not as dark as those of sunglasses.

Vouching for @HoiPac . Very friendly and reliable guy.
It was a pleasure to trade with.
Can highly recommend him.
Thank you.

A pleasure @illo59.
Nice to meet you and thanks for the purchase.
I can recommend to anyone to trade with you with no worries.

@den1mhead and @Tidal
Glad, that everything arrived with no problems and that you're happy with the PeaCoat and flannel shirt.
A pleasure to do business with you.
Happy New Year

Also had a very good transaction with @Hip hop robot tattoo
Fast and friendly communication.

Sold two MF shirts to @blackbear .
Friendly, good communication.
A pleasure to do business.

Ah, that's best.
I found out now. I have this one (MJ10116): http://www.superdenim.com/the-real-mccoys/categories/outerwear/real-mccoys-us-navy-pea-coat-navy.html

I'm the same height as you are and have the peacoat in 42. It fits quite tight, but ok.
Difficult to say actually. It could fit you like made to measure or be too small in 42.
I can't wear a sweater beneath it, just a shirt.

HHMMM- I just checked to see, whether we're talking about the same peacoat.
Mine has only side pockets. The 1913 one at Superdenim has both side pockets and flap pockets.
So, it might be a totally different fit between the two.
Also, I find mine not that warm. Enough until let's say -5C, but below with only a shirt it can be cold.

No, haven't had the pleasure in Berlin yet