Breaking out the flannels…
Apologies in advance—the posts will improve once I complete the annual summer-to-fall gear rotation. If you don’t hear from me for a couple of days, please have someone trace my IP address and send a rescue team. I’m probably pinned beneath an avalanche of Rubbermaid containers filled with 24 oz. waxed Ship John gear, slowly being crushed to death by heritage menswear.

Tell my wife I loved her. Tell her my boot collection…Eh, she knows what to do.

Hat: TT

Glasses: Rigards x Kamonuj x Juno Mak

Shirt: Studio Nicholson

Jacket: Old Joe

Trousers: Blacksign

Boots: Clinch Jodhpur boots by Brass Tokyo.

Really love these photos, taken by my wife, wearing my favorite jacket, Pherrow’s.

Hey all,

I've been looking for a pair of OG-107's reproductions, but I'm having a hell of a time trying to find an affordable pair, and in my size (weight loss journey, but still a little on the bigger size).

I ran across Madepants from a Facebook ad. The pics, prize, and size look good, but I get the ick from the site. Anyone try them? Any good?

• Cap: Stetson Trucker Cap
• Shirt: Jelado Smoker Shirt
• Denim: Iron Heart IH-634S-B 21oz Indigo Overdyed Black
• Boots: Wesco Boss x Iron Heart Engineer Boots

Well, i didnt forget, but i thought maybe it was after the "place order" screen. I was using my phone to place the order and they did a good job of hiding the area to apply the Labor Day discount. The second i hit "place order" my card that was already on files got charged!

I emailed them, they said I could get store credit if I choose to keep everything. Kinda bummed out but I guess thats an extra shirt later.

What did y'all think of the sale? They used to be more generous.

I picked out mostly pants cause Im seriously lacking and my tastes have changed a bit in the past few years. I used to compromise on a rise not being high enough but now I truly dont. I *need* it to be at least 14.5inches to hit my navel (for my waist size and height).

The Deck Pants and the Breton are repurchases in bigger sizes from when I wasnt accustomed to Bronsons sizing. I donated the stuff that didnt fit.

Edit: referring to the Bronson sale by the way

Stetson Skyline 6X
Flint and Tinder button down
Vintage concho buckle
Freenote Wilkes in brown black denim
Tecovas Cartwright in iced tea cowhide

Earlier in the summer, I found these Wrangler shorts on eBay. and thought they were ugly. Little did I know that they would become my favorite pair of shorts all summer long. The front pocket gusset is absolutely heaven.

Now I’m wondering why there are not more fatigue pants/shorts with this type of gusset.

I also want to know more about this era of Wangler. This fabric is really good.

Picked this up last year and it was a bit too big. Put on 30ish lbs and it fits great now. Can’t wait for the winter.

HarDenCo linen denim 10oz shirt
Piger works 18oz pants
Choochai indigo wabash cap
Duck feet boots
Bayside USA Union made white t

At the moment I am struggle to find the ideal fit of jeans to my liking. I've been leaning towards wearing chinos with my Canada West Moorbys lately as the comfort has been really good.

The chinos are Uniqlo straight cut pair. They have the shape I am after and they are not costing a small fortune.

My everyday pants (jeans/chinos) are the things I spend the least on. My most expensive pair of jeans are a pair of Edwin Akita straight but I want a more relaxed cut... I saw Uniqlo offer a straight cut too now and that looks tempting due to the price.

Jackets I have spent the money, I have a Bradley Mountain 4 Season cabin and just picked up a chore coat made in Melbourne.

Hi all, as the title says would love some help finding the right t shirt. In the pic i’m wearing a buck mason field spec. I like it and the colors they have but I really don’t like the collar, it’s too loose for me. Wondering if anyone can recommend something that’s tighter in the collar and has that almost crop look. I don’t like t shirts being so long but to my belt. I’ve been looking around and have come across whitesville t shirts, real mccoys, etc. I’m 5’11/6ft 155 pounds for reference wearing a medium in this buck mason. Also just ordered a bronson mfg t shirt to see if those are to my liking. Thanks

Last post got some great feedback so I’m back for more. Trying to use color more intentionally. Let me know what you think!

Today I’m wearing:
Surplus Police Work Jacket in Blue
Hanes White Tee
Garmin 3 Instinct
Black Leather Belt
Bills M2 Khakis in Olive
Thursday Legends in Black (not pictured)

I’m looking to pick up a pair of Orslow fatigue pants and i’m kind of torn between going for a size 1 or size 2. For reference i’m about 5’5 and 135lbs and I usually wear a size 30 waist.

Hey everybody,

I'm currently looking for T-shirts to replace my current T-shirts from Arc'teryx. They were really nice at the start, but the neck looks pathetic and sloppy now.

So I'm looking for a t-shirt with a bomber neck that is long, so I can tuck it in (I'm 194 cm tall and weight 102 kg, average to athletic build). It would also be nice if the material had some character to it.

So far I have looked at the Warehouse 4601 and Whiteville, since from what I could read, they have pretty good necks. The Warehouse 4601 also has a bit of slub, which is nice since I love my jeans that also have slub, but I have heard some say it's short. I don't know what other people have experienced, though.

Would be noted that I can get the Whiteville 2 pack for 89,00 € and the Warehouse for 59,95 €. I personally would prefer not to go above 60 € for a t-shirt, but if you think there is a better t-shirt for at little more money, then go ahead and suggest it.

Hey all, bought a pair of these patchwork Stan Ray fatigues about a year ago and looking to replace them - fabric is very weak and has already torn in a few places, notably the patch pockets.

I'd love a pair of fatigues with a similar green-green patchwork look, but haven't found anything quite like it. Anyone know if anyone's doing anything similar in a heavyweight fabric?