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Denim Jackets - New or Vintage
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‘s and other emoticons were such serious business! Goodbye Trenchfriend.
Was he ever really here?Damn! I never knew that
Goodbye Trenchfriend.
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Tho not gonna lie, now I am kind of curious to know what DAUs is. Or are.
Daily Active User? I had to google it but I’m not sure if that’s the meaning.
That’s nicer than I had assumed. Figured it was Dumb A$$.
dudewuttheheck
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Or, maybe I have worn stretch denim and I don't find it comfortable. Oh my gosh, someone had a different experience than you! Watch out!
Mich486
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I’m going to raise the white flag and surrender. Spongebob was my best shot.
My next post here will be about denim jackets.
My next post here will be about denim jackets.
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I think Mich was being sarcastic. No wait, Ironic. Either way... Hold up, you telling us millions of women and one dude on a vintage fashion forum wearing leggings are wrong?
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I was about to expound the virtues of classic, straight fit, high rise jeans, but I just got told what's what by @navetsea and now I am off to procure leggings at the nearest shop.
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That's the spirit! Nothing screams classic 50's style more than Jog-denim (short) leggings and you know it.
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I like that. Puts me in mind of a lot of rockabilly / 50s Ricky jackets I've seen.
On to happier subjects, Iron Heart just released a new Type-3, one whole oz heavier than the last one.
https://www.ironheart.co.uk/jackets/ih-526j-22.html?mc_cid=e4299d4a0a&mc_eid=f098c1e7f9
Another heavy type III jacket? That's really thinknig out of the box eh? (Irony). Well, if it's what their market wants....
The proportions on this one look much more correct thanquite a few recent IH models I've seen.
They're not on my want list either, but equally hearingo ther folks' experiences is interesting.
I used to find it very useful back in my drainpipe days to have abit of stretch (anyone who went through an eighties heavy metal phase before stretch denim was popular can tell you why...) That said, now I like a nice wide leg, I can't really imagine any need for stretch in that cut.
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Does anyone have any clues on this jacket ? Very unusual (I think ?) , certainly the only one I have ever seen.
Vintage for sure ( again I think ?) , made in Tunisia , that I have seen before. It is in very good order indeed.
What would be the model/type or whatever. The chest pocket looks like a jeans rear pocket.
XL so it's loose on me , gets worn in the high summer when a leather jacket is just too hot on the Harley
Vintage for sure ( again I think ?) , made in Tunisia , that I have seen before. It is in very good order indeed.
What would be the model/type or whatever. The chest pocket looks like a jeans rear pocket.
XL so it's loose on me , gets worn in the high summer when a leather jacket is just too hot on the Harley
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Not really unusual, you can find a lot of these on eBay. Made in Tunisia would make it early to mid 2K's. Defintiely not vintage, that's for sure. There are a lot of these different models floating around they'd do each year, some for a specific market, that might seem like something previously unseen. Looks nice in any case.
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Thanks Monitor mate , that clears things up a bit. I bought it used from a Thrift shop ( Salvation Army I think !)
Perhaps it is just unusual in Australia. I have other Denim jackets , some Canadian some USA some South America.
The sleeves don't fasten up tight enough for the bike , but I have never got around to adding two new press studs.
I may get around to it this Aussie "winter" ready for next summer's "too hot" days
Perhaps it is just unusual in Australia. I have other Denim jackets , some Canadian some USA some South America.
The sleeves don't fasten up tight enough for the bike , but I have never got around to adding two new press studs.
I may get around to it this Aussie "winter" ready for next summer's "too hot" days
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Sure thing, @Downunder G Man. It's difficult to find anything truly note (or rather price) worthy with Levi's as they've done millions of everything but all their stuff has always been okay and often great so you've no worries there. Not even the big E is much of an indicator since they've reviewed it at some point too. Those jackets sitting at eBay for $9000 have been there since forever.
Turkey made stuff has always been nice. Belgium as well. Some of my favorite. That's outside the USA and Canada. I have just one Levi's trucker made in Canada and love it.
It's difficult to find anything truly note (or rather price) worthy with Levi's as they've done millions of everything but all their stuff has always been okay and often great so you've no worries there. Not even the big E is much of an indicator since they've reviewed it at some point too. Those jackets sitting at eBay for $9000 have been there since forever. Turkey made stuff has always been nice. Belgium as well. Some of my favorite. That's outside the USA and Canada. I have just one Levi's trucker made in Canada and love it.
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Bravo Ton!)))))Well I don’t know nav, but when I sweat it smells like a combination of mesquite wood chips, rocket fuel and a maple glazed donut. But that could be unique to me
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