Reproduction classic workwear

cbrunt · Sep 26, 2011

flat-top said:
I understand what you mean, but RRL has been doing this exact thing since 1993! They launched big then went underground. Considering the high pricepoint, I don't think their new web presence will take the world by storm.

Very true.

Feraud · Sep 26, 2011

I wish retro would become even more mainstream! More variety and lower prices...

David Conwill · Sep 26, 2011

Feraud said:
I wish retro would become even more mainstream! More variety and lower prices...

I sympathize with this. Good style is its own reward, seperate from the pleasures of nonconformity. And, as fashion moves on, lots of good reproduction garments should soon be available inexpensively.

-David

mattfink · Sep 26, 2011

A friend tipped me to a much thinner Jonah Hill sporting what appears to be a Stronghold herringbone chore coat on Conan O'Brien:

http://teamcoco.com/video/jonah-hill-disappoints-bears

J. M. Stovall · Sep 27, 2011

I noticed that too. Those darn kids.

Feraud · Sep 27, 2011

David Conwill said:
I sympathize with this. Good style is its own reward, seperate from the pleasures of nonconformity. And, as fashion moves on, lots of good reproduction garments should soon be available inexpensively.

-David

Agreed on the appreciation of good style regardless of what the guy next to you is wearing.
Nonconformity for the sake of nonconformity is in itself a form of conformity.

If the price of workwear drops due to high demand we can clothing without having to worry about getting car grease on a $200. "workshirt".

flat-top · Sep 27, 2011

mattfink said:
A friend tipped me to a much thinner Jonah Hill sporting what appears to be a Stronghold herringbone chore coat on Conan O'Brien:

http://teamcoco.com/video/jonah-hill-disappoints-bears

Skinny Jonah has a cool new haircut too!

David Conwill · Sep 27, 2011

Feraud said:
Nonconformity for the sake of nonconformity is in itself a form of conformity.

Agreed! I have a friend who defines hipsters that way. And well put: That's a signature line right there.

If the price of workwear drops due to high demand we can clothing without having to worry about getting car grease on a $200. "workshirt".

I can't wait.

-Dave

Nick Charles · Oct 1, 2011

Sears has two chambrays on sale right now that look pretty good.

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_043K1081000P?prdNo=3&blockNo=53&blockType=G53

and only 10 buck with free shipping to your local store

flat-top · Oct 5, 2011

I can't believe that I'm going to say this, but Old Navy has 2 pretty good shawl collar cardigans. The price point is ridiculous, but when they are on sale I'll snap 'em up.

http://oldnavy.gap.com/browse/product.do?cid=63315&vid=1&pid=174162&scid=174162002

http://oldnavy.gap.com/browse/product.do?cid=63315&vid=1&pid=174161&scid=174161002

mattfink · Oct 5, 2011

I can't believe Old Navy is selling something for nearly $70!

Feraud · Oct 5, 2011

Haha, that was my first though too!

The gray sweater looks o.k, I'd like to see it in person.
Considering the cheap material they are using the price needs to come way down.

Lefty · Oct 5, 2011

Thanks to mattfink and Rivet Head for keeping me up on The San Fernando Valley Mercantile Co. I just picked up one of the duck caps with indigo thread. I've been waiting for a restock on these for a long time and it's nice to hear that they've even been improved.

photo from the site

mattfink · Oct 5, 2011

Yeah! It's got a new and improved bill on it too...wash and crush proof!

PoohBang · Oct 5, 2011

I like their hats a lot. I would though rather have a fitted one than an adjustable. and does wash and crush proof mean it's just the standard plastic filler like in ball caps?

flat-top · Oct 5, 2011

Feraud said:
Haha, that was my first though too!

The gray sweater looks o.k, I'd like to see it in person.
Considering the cheap material they are using the price needs to come way down.

Ha! I saw them in person originally and they aren't bad! Plus, I just noticed today that they are on sale in the stores already.

mattfink · Oct 6, 2011

PoohBang - no it's triple layer fabric like a vintage Carhartt cap...can't "roll up" plastic!

marineabilly · Oct 6, 2011

My wife visited Target to pick up household essentials and thought she'd surprise me with a pair of Selvage denim and a couple of the chinstrap workwear shirts.

The denim is surprisingly a good value for what you get. They are striaght leg, but slim fitting. The red chainstitch is a nice change. The shirts are a great value with a super nice slim fit.

Click photo for details

The Wiser Hatter · Oct 6, 2011

marineabilly said:
My wife visited Target to pick up household essentials and thought she'd surprise me with a pair of Selvage denim and a couple of the chinstrap workwear shirts.

I have picked up the shirts now they have the jeans. Now waiting on the jean jackets.

My question is does the average Target shopper even know what Selvage jean's are?

The One Star line is looking like something to keep your eye on this year.

mattfink · Oct 6, 2011

I think the average Target shopper doesn't give a damn....I have the blue chinstrap chambray shirts and they are surprisingly accurate and good quality. I'll have to check out the jeans.

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