One of the Luxire spear-point collar shirts, with custom pocket treatment, that I ordered awhile back, with one of Johnny J's caps in forest green herringbone wool.
I think west coast living's made you soft. I bet you can't even bait a hook
Hicks and hayseeds is an understatement. I'm about the only person under 30 without a jacked up pickup truck that says redneck across the windshield!
Come during the warm months, then I can really put you to work lol
Put stacks on that truck. 
lolI can bait a hook. I just don't like eating fish.
I have a knack for understatement.
Work? What is that?
But can you skin a buck?
No stacks for me, if it were a stepside, maybe, but I like her stock. Would like to repaint her 2-tone, though.
Do any of you rich California types know what work is?
One of the Luxire spear-point collar shirts, with custom pocket treatment, that I ordered awhile back, with one of Johnny J's caps in forest green herringbone wool.
You'll see when the containers of them start arriving.
CJp and his binders full of hippies
Thanks Mate! I actually stole it myself - read an article in an airline magazine years ago about the modern wine industry in Italy, and the 80 year old vineyard owner they interviewed was wearing a similar outfit - cap, tartan tie and all!!
From last weekend. Bowtie I bought from Baron Kurtz, Levis shirt, Retro sports cap
Vecona flannels, RL fair isle style vest (gift from Chasseur), green tie bought from Two Types, Red Wing boots
You see: The Fedora Lounge is good for your wardrobe.
LOL in the second picture you see why I don't. My big legs would let me look more pear shaped in trousers with narrow cuffs. The Vecona trousers look wider on most people too (plus I am sitting down)very 1920s in the top photo FFF. i predict that in the near future you'll be trying the narrower 20s trouser.
