Rawky
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I need to get meself a highwayman. Looks great.
What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?
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I need to get meself a highwayman. Looks great.
Marc mndt
I'll Lock Up
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One of the best classic cossacks. What happened to the stamp and, is it still visible?
Boyo
Call Me a Cab
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Wow! Great memory Marc..
I’d totally forgotten about the brand on the left upper sleeve. It has definitely blended in to the jacket coloring but it is still there.
I’d totally forgotten about the brand on the left upper sleeve. It has definitely blended in to the jacket coloring but it is still there.
Mrfrown
One Too Many
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Trying the new to me Aero 50s halfbelt with different combinations, not cool enough for it yet.
Pruthvi Nagilla
One of the Regulars
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Thedi Markos Shawl collar in brown horsehide. Light to mid weight. Wears like a heavy gauge cardigan.
That’s really sharp!
Merv
One Too Many
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Addict Tri-Jacket via Butterscotch LB breaking in nicely.
AeroFan_07
I'll Lock Up
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Bit of a change of pace for me here. I was on Holiday all last week in northern Wisconsin, and offline even to boot. The jacket I have on below is a new model for Duluth Trading - denim with some "stretch" material incorporated. Quite the game changer and very comfortable too. You would never know it till you tried it on. In fact a friend asked to try it out and was immediately impressed with the "stretch" material as well.
Photographs taken in one of my favorite places in Wisconsin - kept intentionally vague, as well, some solitude is exactly the point.
Pants are Red Clouds Collective waxed cotton double knee, and work great for hiking.
Just for fun, some of the surroundings:
Photographs taken in one of my favorite places in Wisconsin - kept intentionally vague, as well, some solitude is exactly the point.
Pants are Red Clouds Collective waxed cotton double knee, and work great for hiking.
Just for fun, some of the surroundings:
Merv
One Too Many
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That’s the way to do it, nice and easy.Bit of a change of pace for me here. I was on Holiday all last week in northern Wisconsin, and offline even to boot. The jacket I have on below is a new model for Duluth Trading - denim with some "stretch" material incorporated. Quite the game changer and very comfortable too. You would never know it till you tried it on. In fact a friend asked to try it out and was immediately impressed with the "stretch" material as well.
Photographs taken in one of my favorite places in Wisconsin - kept intentionally vague, as well, some solitude is exactly the point.
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Pants are Red Clouds Collective waxed cotton double knee, and work great for hiking.
Just for fun, some of the surroundings:
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Duluth make some nice pieces-I have a nice twill canvas vest from them. It’s nicely made and warm.
lopo
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Today Buzz Rickson's L-2A
Hh121
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HYM
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Levi's type III "Fegin" colour
Edward
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Cracking boots. Look a bit like Iron Rangers, but I've never known those to come with a shine?
Hh121
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Thanks Edward, you are right it is Iron Ranger 8080 in black chrome leather
Edward
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Nice! I've only ever seen the matte / waxy finish. They look really sharp with that shine. I do like a workboot that can take a polish; sort of thing I'd be very quick to wear travelling for work. Very practical for all the getting on and off trains and strolling around another city, but still a bit tidier to wear to meetings and teaching.
Merv
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Yes! The IR 8080s I believe were a Japan release, very rare. If I’m not mistaken- They also have the cork sole vs. the mini lug, which are more comfortable to wear.
Kunja
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Headwind A2 Racer in Buffalo
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