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Yesterdays Bravestar and an old Lee picnic check shirt
Thank you.Excellent! What is it?
If you like Iron Heart, wait until you try makers like Ooe Yofukuten who have even better construction.
I forgot to share these from Halloween. This was my take on a character from one of my favorite movies. My version isn't perfect especially regarding colors and the boots, but I think I did alright given what I had. I love this Rainbow Country A2 even if it's not exactly an accurate repro
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I definitely needed to have it given that the jacket color is so wrong.Haha, Jake, very good!
One of my favourite movies too. The glove gave you away…
The most controversial jacket on TFL!![]()
happy to see this again haha all well that ends well
Like the jacket.
Love the new Lofgren.
Sharp-looking jacket complemented with stellar boots.
Perfection!
I definitely needed to have it given that the jacket color is so wrong.
LOL, one of the best lines on here ever LOL.The Chinos are definitely more period-correct than the ones in the movie. AFAIK, those were slimmed down upon request of the actor. But that may well be one of the many legends surrounding that wonderful movie (As a German, I call it „The Great Capture“, of course…).
awesome jacket and fit. I'm leaning more towards a d1 because I'm not that into action backs, but this looks incredible.
If you like Iron Heart, wait until you try makers like Ooe Yofukuten who have even better construction.
I forgot to share these from Halloween. This was my take on a character from one of my favorite movies. My version isn't perfect especially regarding colors and the boots, but I think I did alright given what I had. I love this Rainbow Country A2 even if it's not exactly an accurate repro
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That's what I've heard too. I don't know if it's true. I'm not a great comparison because I'm rather short. If his were, he didn't slim them down all that much.The Chinos are definitely more period-correct than the ones in the movie. AFAIK, those were slimmed down upon request of the actor. But that may well be one of the many legends surrounding that wonderful movie (As a German, I call it „The Great Capture“, of course…).
Oh yeah Iron Heart does make solid products for sure. I just want people to know that there is technically more intricate stuff out there. Too many people get to Iron Heart and think it's the best just because it's heavy and well made and then never explore the small family run and one man shops out there. I'm not saying you're doing that, but so many people do actually do that, I feel obliged to always point out other makers.I do like the IH especially the cargo pants they make and I ended up buying the olive and indigo x black version of it. I saw SxS offering trousers for preorder but I was too late for it but I'll definitely try one out. I recently got an olive FW lumber jack trousers and was blown away by how nicely it's made, made me place an order for a dark beige aviator trousers in cotton kersey from Klamp kayo.
A2 jackets can be so nice if it's properly sized and that color is just special.
great point, I'm cool with their double knee pants and cargo pants for now but I'll try one of their 777 at one point too. I appreciate tbe heavy weight denim/trouser but not too fixated on it since I won't be able to wear that during certain times of the year so having options with varied fabrics/weights seem to be a better propositionThat's what I've heard too. I don't know if it's true. I'm not a great comparison because I'm rather short. If his were, he didn't slim them down all that much.
Oh yeah Iron Heart does make solid products for sure. I just want people to know that there is technically more intricate stuff out there. Too many people get to Iron Heart and think it's the best just because it's heavy and well made and then never explore the small family run and one man shops out there. I'm not saying you're doing that, but so many people do actually do that, I feel obliged to always point out other makers.
Freewheelers is one of my favorite brands. Ooe is even more special in terms of cotton garments IMO. Lots of other great one man and small trouser/denim brands like Denim Bridge, Double Volante, Grease Point Workwear, Twerd Mfg, Blue Route, etc.
If you like Iron Heart, wait until you try makers like Ooe Yofukuten who have even better construction.
I forgot to share these from Halloween. This was my take on a character from one of my favorite movies. My version isn't perfect especially regarding colors and the boots, but I think I did alright given what I had. I love this Rainbow Country A2 even if it's not exactly an accurate repro
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Ooe does make in batches. It's still not usually too hard to get a pair from them. I've never missed out on something I wanted from them. Grease Point is amazing. They're way tougher than iron heart because of the way they're built even if the fabrics are lighter (heavier fabrics are not actually much if any more durable in terms of wearing them as jeans/trousers)great point, I'm cool with their double knee pants and cargo pants for now but I'll try one of their 777 at one point too. I appreciate tbe heavy weight denim/trouser but not too fixated on it since I won't be able to wear that during certain times of the year so having options with varied fabrics/weights seem to be a better proposition
I've been liking military style pants so i tried out FW stuff but also noticed a lot of what they offer reminds me of your preference towards the rail road worker style. is it me or does Ooe only make small batches at a time? seems harder to come by. I saw the grease point outfit before, if the double knee im having custom made don't work out then I might go to them instead but will look into those other smaller family owned operation you mentioned. I recently got a few of Kerbside (Singapore) items and I think they look nice and fits great too. @navetsea recommended warp weft (indonesia) and I'm waiting on an indigo x black slim tapered denim from them.
I have always been very interested in stuff from Ooe Yofukuten. I think I have a similar build and preference on jeans as you do. Waist around 31-32”, thigh at least 13.2” leg opening around 9”. and your Ooe look like they fit perfectly. May I ask what’s the best way to purchase them and how do you keep track at their drops?
Jeans with big enough thigh and small enough waist are so difficult to find. The pair I wear most right now are freewheelers s601xx (1944-45) however the leg opening is a little small. Full count 0105 and at last co lot 161 are ok too but each have their own problems.