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Clinch HiLiner - 3 year update video
Modified the boots to have all eyelets, no speed-hooks.
Changed the topies.
Conditioned a few times a year.
Worn hard for 3 years (worn mostly in Fall/Winter).
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Відео

Sugar Cane 1947 - 3 year fade update
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Worn by me for over a year and by my friend for 1.5 years. At 3 years, they're running strong and just need some simple repairs. These jeans cost more in the US than through Japanese retailers such as Hinoya due to import fees and markup. Affiliate link: hinoya.shop/en-us/collections/sugar-cane-2024-spring-summer-collection/products/sc41947-a?ktk=UFhEc2dwLWQ5MGI1YTRiMzBk Non-affiliate link: www...
RAW DENIM UNDERDOG: The severely underrated Wrangler 13MWZ jean
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14:14 *CORRECTION: In this video, I erroneously guessed Wrangler makes 350 million jeans per year - I meant to say 25 million, based on the fact that Levi makes about 100 million pairs per year with $6 billion in revenue and Wrangler typically does about $1.5 billion in revenue. Roughly speaking, 25 million pairs is to Wrangler's revenue numbers what 100 million pairs is to Levi's revenue numbe...
COSPLAY: Defining Identity in Clothing
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How should you dress? And why should you dress this way? I offer some food for thought on this and try to spark some healthy discussion...Is costumey clothing ok? YES! Just know what you're getting into.
TITANS OF INDIGO: 3 Jeans That Changed the World (Levi 501xx, Wrangler 13MWZ, Lee 101)
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Kings of the denim world, the entry of the Levi 501xx waist overall in 1890/1873, the Lee 101 cowboy pant in 1925, and the Wrangler 11MW/later 13MWZ western jean in 1947, the world would be changed forever. This video is a brief and incomplete history of each jean.
WHEN THE DOG BITES: The Myth of Clothing That Lasts Forever
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Buy it cuz you like it, not cuz it makes financial sense....cuz it often doesn't. Let your things take you places more important than the things themselves.
Adding Eyelets on Clark's Desert Boots
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Tandy Eyelets: tandyleather.com/products/eyelets-100-pack?variant=42748819964035 Tandy Anvil and Setter: tandyleather.com/products/eyelet-setters-with-anvil?pr_prod_strat=jac&pr_rec_id=f7c08c667&pr_rec_pid=4503170547843&pr_ref_pid=4503162257539&pr_seq=uniform
EDELWEISS MASTERPIECE: The Westhofen Works Heavyweight Flannel - Initial Impressions
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April 2024 - This is my initial review of the Westhofen Works Heavyweight Flannel in Jet Black. Westhofen is a Swiss company, manufacturing in small batches in Italy, utilizing Japanese fabrics and hardware. Sizing - TTS for slim fit, plus 1 for relaxed fit - will not fit "husky" or "big & tall" or "plus" sizes I wear a Medium in most shirts, 40 in coats, and I got the Medium in this shirt as a...
SWEATSHIRT ROUNDUP! Strike Gold, Real McCoy's, Freenote
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Get nice sweatshirts! You won't regret it! Featured: Real McCoy's pullover hoodie in grey, Freenote Deck Sweatshirt in navy, Strike Gold crewneck sweatshirt in grey, Strike Gold zip hoodie in black. I usually wear medium in garments. For the RMC, I recommend TTS for trim fit or plus 1 for a relaxed fit, for Freenote I recommend TTS, for TSG I recommend plus 1 for slim fit and plus 2 for relaxed...
TRUE GUY: The Fit That Saved Naked & Famous
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April 2024 - This is my 9 month fade update for the Naked and Famous True Guy in 12.5oz sanforized natural indigo. 150 wears, 25 washes (8 hot washes/dries), ~2000 hours of wear. Size 32. Chapters: Fade/wash/wear update - 0:04 Closeup shots/roping/marbling - 2:45 Durability/benefits of poly thread - 6:03 More fade closeups - 6:38 Features - 7:31 Dirt stains on knees - 8:02 Fade progression - 8:...
Warehouse 1001xx - 1 year fade update
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March 2024- This is my 1 year fade update of the Warehouse 1001xx 1947 Duck Digger reproduction jean. 150 wears, 24 washes, ~2000 hours of wear. Chapters: Fade and wear update - 0:10 Washing and drying - 2:10 Cuff/hem/roping - 5:25 Fade progression - 6:43 Durability/crotch and pocket repairs - 8:30 Features - 12:11 How they fit - 13:01 Original review (initial impressions) with more detailed fe...
Thursday Wax Jacket - Initial Impressions
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This is my initial impressions review of Thursday Boot Company's wax jacket (March 2024). I got size Medium in the color Khaki, and I'm very happy with it so far. Are Thursday products worthwhile? - 00:14 The search for the right jacket - 2:30 First impressions - 5:54 Good fit? - 7:30 Design and features - 10:43 Flint and Tinder VS Thursday - 16:44 Conclusion - 18:42 Thursday Jackets (not an af...
Clinch Engineer Boot: 2-year update
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Link to initial 9-month review, which includes detailed build and sizing info: ua-cam.com/video/5ZqEX10cNZ0/v-deo.html Clinch (Brass Shoe Co.) Engineer Boot 9" shaft Maryam horsebutt, black overdye CN Last 2 years of wear Conditioned about every 4 months
Viberg 310 Cuoio Horsebutt: 2-Year Update
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Original review of these boots: ua-cam.com/video/oPyH_LHpGYQ/v-deo.html
Flame Panda 141 - 1.5 year update
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Original video: ua-cam.com/video/ZqQwy7pf258/v-deo.html
Fender Jazz Bass: A Romance
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Fender Jazz Bass: A Romance
Freenote Cloth Kenai Grizzly Jacket - 2 Year Update
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Freenote Cloth Kenai Grizzly Jacket - 2 Year Update
How to Change Boot Eyelets - DIY
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How to Change Boot Eyelets - DIY
Wild Frontier Goods Belts
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Wild Frontier Goods Belts
Ashland Leather Wallets - 2 year Update
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Ashland Leather Wallets - 2 year Update
Briselblack (Benzein) Tochigi Engineer Boot Review
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Briselblack (Benzein) Tochigi Engineer Boot Review
Grant Stone Diesel Boots Review
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Grant Stone Diesel Boots Review
Brass Tokyo / Clinch HiLiners ~2 Years - Patina Update
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Brass Tokyo / Clinch HiLiners ~2 Years - Patina Update
Spier & Mackay x Fox Bros tweed sport coat review
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Spier & Mackay x Fox Bros tweed sport coat review
Freenote Belford Jeans Review - Kaihara and Yoshiwa
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Freenote Belford Jeans Review - Kaihara and Yoshiwa
Unbranded 321 Jean Review
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Unbranded 321 Jean Review
Naked & Famous True Guy: Initial Impressions of the new fit
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Naked & Famous True Guy: Initial Impressions of the new fit
How to Choose a Denim Jacket (Why I chose the Levi Type II)
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How to Choose a Denim Jacket (Why I chose the Levi Type II)
The Coolest Jeans You'll Never Wear: Black Sign Vocalion Waist Overalls - 1 Year Review
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The Coolest Jeans You'll Never Wear: Black Sign Vocalion Waist Overalls - 1 Year Review
My Favorite Backpack in the World - Dale's Leatherworks
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My Favorite Backpack in the World - Dale's Leatherworks

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @chippsterstephens6800
    @chippsterstephens6800 День тому

    Hank Williams never wore a fedora! He did wear an open road. Same can be said about Lyle Lovett. And a few others. The open road started in 1937. The cattlemen’s crease started mid 1940. It is what it is.

  • @gandalf87264
    @gandalf87264 День тому

    If you're going to cut the W and the patch off the back pockets, why not just cut the pockets off too? After all, who uses the back pockets anyway? There is more than enough room in the front pockets for wallets and tobacco tins and all the other junk a man could want to carry in his pockets.

  • @ZzTop-vj5wo
    @ZzTop-vj5wo 2 дні тому

    Anybody with this jacket get an fades with some good wear? Wondering if it will at all since its not raw denim, and a cotton/hemp blend .

  • @user-ud5gh1iw4x
    @user-ud5gh1iw4x 6 днів тому

    Где купить?

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 6 днів тому

      www.levi.com/US/en_US/clothing/men/outerwear/type-i-jacket/p/A31740011

  • @jonlouis2582
    @jonlouis2582 8 днів тому

    These are probably ideal for skinny tall guys, I tried a pair and hated them.

  • @JohanTalk
    @JohanTalk 8 днів тому

    Nice! thinking of doing the same thing!

  • @marinquintero7311
    @marinquintero7311 11 днів тому

    Update?

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 10 днів тому

      I should post an update soon! They're running strong, with a bit of toe collapse and nice teacore sorta patina.

  • @Willyboil
    @Willyboil 13 днів тому

    These are sick

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 12 днів тому

      ima wearing with shorts when we hit the beach together bro

    • @Willyboil
      @Willyboil 11 днів тому

      @@thevintagefuture6567 sweet Lord please do not do that

  • @Dukeofmamucas
    @Dukeofmamucas 14 днів тому

    Smoking crack on saying it’s better than a 501. The pockets are fucking useless

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 12 днів тому

      I mean, it's all opinion I guess. But I find the pockets perfectly useful with all my Wranglers. 501 was arguably a primitive design, not popular because it was better but because they got the jump on the west-coast market and knew how to make profitable business relationships in the 1900s. There were literally hundreds of brands with different jean designs in the 1800s and 1900s, most extinct by now; so it would be ignorant to think the 501 prevailed simply because it was the best design (it wasn't). It prevailed due to business factors. And it's what people are used to now, so they throw a fit if you challenge their status quo by trying to critically and objectively assess 501....By the way, I'm a HUGE 501 fan, but if I'm being fair, I can't claim it's the greatest jean design of all time; that's just completely untrue if you study denim history (check out Jeans of the Old West by Michael Harris, for instance....or a historic denim edition of Lightning Magazine).

  • @Equinox4O7
    @Equinox4O7 15 днів тому

    I'm a little stumped as I've measured my feet exactly like in the video but it says I'm a D and there's no way in hell I can be a D. I measured my left foot to be 11 inches in width around the foot with a tailors tape. I've never fit shoes with D widths I've always preferred EE. I ordered Nicks boots in 12.5 E and they didn't even fit me I had to go up a width.

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 12 днів тому

      I mean, it's all relative. And the Brannock doesn't always translate into real life. For instance, 12.5EE and 13E and 13.5D are all roughly the same (not exactly, but roughly). The problem is, most shoe/boot companies only sell D/E/maybe EE, so in real life we're forced to buy whatever is closest to our foot shape and size. Brannock is a device that gives objective knowledge of what our foot is, but doesn't necessarily dictate that we will be able to find something with that size label in the real world. Does this make sense? Am I understanding your situation correctly?

    • @Equinox4O7
      @Equinox4O7 11 днів тому

      @thevintagefuture6567 Thank you for your response. That was helpful. The brannock device isn't perfect but it does at least get somewhat close to what your size could be yeah. I've never had issues with length only width on shoes I've tried. I'm about a EE in Nicks or 11 inches in width like I said. Most standard 13 US shoes do fit me but I was hoping now that I had my own brannock device I could get some answers in regards to my width but oh well.

  • @killerczar
    @killerczar 15 днів тому

    Why do lower tier man like the one on the video are always fixated on shoes?

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 12 днів тому

      Sorry, I guess I'll never know what it's like being the absolute pinnacle of humanity like yourself. Please, oh please, have mercy on us mere mortals.

    • @rareELL
      @rareELL 7 днів тому

      Lol

  • @J4Joshua
    @J4Joshua 15 днів тому

    I found a pair of old Wrangler 13MWZ at my local thrift and it’s a perfect fit and looks great with my boots. My only complaint are the small pockets but I can live with that. I also admire Wrangler denim jackets and will get one when it cools down.

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 12 днів тому

      Cool! I haven't found the pockets to be too small, perhaps cuz I didn't size them tight? I don't know. Some of this might be because many of us in the modern day have huge phones etc hahaha

  • @vsop240
    @vsop240 16 днів тому

    thank you so much for this great explanation video. from my experience this will never work with British and italian shoemaker brands , i know how to use Brannock device decade ago . my size on brannock 10.5 which is the conversion charts says 9.5-10.5 UK size and 43-44 Italian size, i have more than 20 italian and british shoes and boots all my italian shose sizes are 42 and the UK shoes and boots size 8 and 8.5 some brands 7.5 and some times 8, like tricker, john lobb, crockets & johns , faragammo , santoni , carmina and TLB. all this brands i wear size 8 ,8.5 uk and 42 euro size .one more thing i would like to say is to get your best fit is to try the shoes physically at the store buying online is a big risk specifically for overseas shipping . thank you so much again for the video 👍👍

  • @Adovian_
    @Adovian_ 16 днів тому

    I’m currently selling my Japanese Rogue Territory’s bc like Nudie Acne etc, you can’t beat the classics.

  • @HolyWar2009
    @HolyWar2009 19 днів тому

    Fantastic video. The one thing that drives me crazy about every Wrangler review is that no one ever models them with sneakers on. I just wish someone would throw on a pair of chuck taylors, or adidas all stars or something!

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 19 днів тому

      oh yeah, that would be great! I have friends who wear them like that - I should have taken pictures of them. Thanks for the comment and killer idea.

  • @renangaidheal1320
    @renangaidheal1320 19 днів тому

    The eyelets look fantastic, changing the character of the boots just a bit, pushing them back in time---as if they came from another century. But there's no anachronism, no sense of cosplay just very cool boots, and because they are essentially hidden it's your own secret and sensibility. Well-done.

  • @brunonjezic6208
    @brunonjezic6208 20 днів тому

    My good they look cool! I really like all eyes look. Great stuff

  • @reazallykhan8614
    @reazallykhan8614 20 днів тому

    Not just the jeans…..their jackets are amazing too

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 19 днів тому

      I need to check them out at some point.....Was considering doing a video about their jackets, but it probably won't be for a while

  • @qltyboots
    @qltyboots 20 днів тому

    They look pretty good

  • @johnvelas70
    @johnvelas70 20 днів тому

    I'm a logger. A friend recommended this video to pick on me since my corks are 12" tall all eyes (14 eye). Just curious, since these are a fashion boot not a real work boot, what do they cost? My next pair of corks are going to run around $750. Mine are about 20 years old & were rebuilt wrong so I'm going with a different company.

    • @toneohm
      @toneohm 19 днів тому

      Try some Whites Smokejumpers : )

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 19 днів тому

      hahaha thanks for stopping by - you're the real deal! I was in construction for 15 years....I've tried Whites, Nicks, Red Wing, Chippewa and others....I'm no logger, but from what I've experienced with these boots, I would get Nicks or JK logger boots. Nicks makes a better product than Whites now - hands down IMHO, so I wouldn't go with Whites. And JK has great reviews from people with hardcore jobs.

    • @johnvelas70
      @johnvelas70 18 днів тому

      @@thevintagefuture6567 I was hoping to go with Viberg, but they no longer make real boots. So I went with a different company.

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 11 днів тому

      yeaaaaah it sucks that Viberg stopped making work boots for the most part

  • @Willyboil
    @Willyboil 20 днів тому

    I know these Jeans

  • @user-hc5pi5zh5j
    @user-hc5pi5zh5j 20 днів тому

    These are gorgeous. The Clinch Yeagers are my grail boot. Someday!

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 19 днів тому

      Ah yeah the Yeagers are AWESOME! Tbh, if I could do it again and could have only one pair of Clinch, it would be the Yeagers.

  • @amBullseye
    @amBullseye 20 днів тому

    That's a bit misleading if Minoru creates a special overdye to promote them but then delivers a different product. Then again you should keep wearing them over the years to come and see how they age. They will end up looking good still

    • @greyhoundTex
      @greyhoundTex 20 днів тому

      Minoru's original pair was actually built using a completely different leather, you can find the article with them and other "early" Clinch models in the October 2018 issue of Lightning Magazine, issue Vol.190.

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 19 днів тому

      This is super helpful information - thank you so much

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 19 днів тому

      Quite right! Cheers

  • @toleranceapparel
    @toleranceapparel 20 днів тому

    Those are nice boots. Thanks, I've never heard of this brand

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 19 днів тому

      Thanks! Tbh they're too expensive nowadays, but if you find some used, it's a cool brand to try.

    • @toleranceapparel
      @toleranceapparel 18 днів тому

      @thevintagefuture6567 Yes, I checked out the website. Whoa. Still very cool though.

  • @fronkthetooonk
    @fronkthetooonk 20 днів тому

    I love sugar canes and flat heads, but sometimes I wonder why the Japanese repro style companies rarely ever (if at all) use poly/cotton thread instead of 100% cotton for stitching. I guess that a lot of denim dorks (like myself) love the "true vintage" aesthetic of having your stitching fall apart in the crotch and back pockets. However, I regularly wonder that if I'm going to be spending $250-$350 on some Levis repros, it would be nice if there were some Japanese companies that would start tapping into the market of guys who wants the repro style jeans with objectively superior modern features such as the poly/cotton stitching and lined back pockets. I have a couple pairs of Iron Hearts that I love that have all these features, but their cuts kind of miss the mark in my opinion due to being too slim, whereas the repro companies seem to have cuts that work better for my thicker legs

    • @lt3880
      @lt3880 20 днів тому

      For me the way the threads come apart and invite repair is part of the charm that tells the story of the jeans, just like fades do. It makes it feel more unique and personal, and its satisfying to feel like you are putting new life into something rather than assuming it will last forever.

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 18 днів тому

      yeah I feel this too....as much as I love the old school all-cotton vibe, I wouldn't want it on every pair. It gets wearisome having to repair every main pair of mine every 6 months....Also, this has helped me realize that a product is only as durable as its weakest part. So you could have a pair of jeans which as a whole will last 20 years, but if the crotch will only last 5 years of hard wear (including darning and other repairs during that time), technically the jeans only last 5 years, not 20.

  • @justynmoore9670
    @justynmoore9670 20 днів тому

    Another great video david, i wish there were more options for jeans with alot of these characteristics, like a nice selvedge denim. High backpockets, smooth rivets on the back pocket with a classic straight fit, any suggestions?

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 18 днів тому

      not really any suggestions unfortunately....the closest is Mister Freedom, but they are similar only in certain aesthetic features. My guess is that Wrangler hasn't been copied by heritage brands because they're hard to improve on and already have a cult following for their modern product.

  • @vnctmrn
    @vnctmrn 21 день тому

    the belt loops and high back pockets are what got me to love Wranglers.

  • @likearc
    @likearc 21 день тому

    Love the update, Dave. What do you wear on the summer? Do you ever do boots with shorts? Obviously not ones as tall as your clinch.

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 20 днів тому

      I don't really wear boots with shorts, although residential construction workers do that a lot. I don't wear shorts much to begin with. If I do wear shorts, I usually wear sandals.....In the summer, these days I'm usually wearing 6" boots or shoes like my Oakstreet moccasins or my Red Wing moc toe shoes. I also wear engineer boots in the summer if it's not too hot or if I'm gonna be inside with AC most of the day. I feel like chukkas and shoes are go-to for most people during the summer....Also, I wear wool socks all year round (thinner ones in summertime). Wool breathes better than cotton, even in the summertime.

    • @likearc
      @likearc 20 днів тому

      @@thevintagefuture6567 thanks for sharing, Dave, I appreciate it!

  • @Justin-pu7qi
    @Justin-pu7qi 21 день тому

    boots look gnarly

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 21 день тому

      yeah, I wear these kinda hard. Despite conditioning etc, they look beat.

  • @RubberNLeather
    @RubberNLeather 23 дні тому

    Je songe m'en procurer une paire un jour. J'aime beaucoup le bout 310 mais voyant la qualité par rapport au prix et comment elles vieillissent très rapidement je remet ceci en question. On dirait qu'elles ont été portées beaucoup plus que 25 fois. Comme si ça faisait environ 10 ans que vous les aviez.

  • @DillonPadgette
    @DillonPadgette 23 дні тому

    Just met Brian today looking to get a pair made. What other leather would you get instead of Chromexcell? Shinki is what I’m pining for…

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 21 день тому

      yeah I wouldn't get CXL cuz it stretches too much....I would get some kind of hardy veg tan, whether horsebutt leather or regular.

  • @RainbowRoadCrashTest
    @RainbowRoadCrashTest 23 дні тому

    Fun fact: Jack Nicholson also wore Lee Riders in The Shining

  • @rangerscoach
    @rangerscoach 24 дні тому

    Yo what is the burgandy shirt that your wearing at about 1:34!! that shirt is awesome id love to know the make

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 24 дні тому

      That's actually just a cheapo Target shirt I ended up with LOL....But Warehouse makes a great tee in that color which I want to get.

    • @rangerscoach
      @rangerscoach 24 дні тому

      @@thevintagefuture6567 haha!! What a steal the colour is rad!

  • @TheGoodeLife1975
    @TheGoodeLife1975 24 дні тому

    I have three pairs of selvedge jeans (two Levi's and a pair of Frame) and 11 pairs of various wrangler Cowboy Cut jeans. The 13s are great for work. There's a lot of room up top. When I dress casually just to do whatever I usually grab the 36 or 47. They're tighter in the seat but have a better look, in my opinion. I dig vintage stuff but I also dig comfort. But what do I know? I just recently got into heritage style boots. My opinion might not qualify as legit.

  • @stefanjahn8389
    @stefanjahn8389 25 днів тому

    why did you remove the wrangler patch?

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 24 дні тому

      It was an experiment to show that people who don't like Wrangler can wear Wrangler without it looking like they're wearing Wrangler. Also, the plastic patch is kind of annoying and cheap feeling. That said, I don't always remove the patch etc for my Wrangler jeans, I just did it for this video.

  • @cprattpedalsteel
    @cprattpedalsteel 28 днів тому

    What flannel are you wearing around the 1:35 mark? That's sharp. @thevintagefuture6567

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 24 дні тому

      Thanks! It's a Freenote Cloth Jepson flannel. They don't sell this one anymore, but they have other cool ones.

  • @danielirvine7468
    @danielirvine7468 28 днів тому

    I have two the strike gold zip hoodies love them I’m usually a med in normal clothes in this brand I’m xl and after a wash it’s perfect

  • @Doc-gv1pf
    @Doc-gv1pf 28 днів тому

    Would you consider selling your reverse shell fat Herbie?

  • @BullittHilts
    @BullittHilts 28 днів тому

    I’ve been a big 501 STF fan but ever since I saw the Magnificent Seven I’ve wanted that cowboy cut. I know that some of the actors are wearing Levi’s, but the rise you get in today’s STFs isn’t as high as those older models. I gotta give the Wranglers a try! Thanks for taking the time to film and edit this review! Definitely helpful. Subscribed! Let me know if you can find a decent pair of chinos that have a higher rise than the norm, are 100% cotton, and not super baggy (I.e Steve McQueen chinos). I’ve been hitting a dead end. Everything has stretch and I hate it lol.

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 21 день тому

      Magnificent Seven is GREAT!! A classic. For chinos, what leg opening are you looking for? The Buzz Rickson Original Spec chinos might be right up your alley. I love mine. Here is my review of them and the 1945 version. I like the OS ones best. ua-cam.com/video/MVj2Tzdo1d8/v-deo.htmlsi=KCuJM-MMlqRgqVWE hinoya.shop/en-us/collections/buzz-ricksons/products/br40025a?variant=37980905734297

  • @CosmicJhana444
    @CosmicJhana444 Місяць тому

    Those boots are absolutely gorgeous!! The patina on them is beautiful!

  • @702tfrom
    @702tfrom Місяць тому

    Nice sport coat. Like someone said in one of the replies. In a 3x2 roll jacket which you have. Its recommended never to button the very top button. It should remain hidden under your lapel. I noticed when you button the top it makes your lapel bunch up and it should be laying very flat against your chest

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 21 день тому

      Thank you for the advice! I really appreciate it! Learning so many cool things about this side of menswear.

  • @jl22soulbeat29
    @jl22soulbeat29 Місяць тому

    I am rocking TCB 20 jeans now . This brand makes amazing products. Nice vid 👍

  • @vincenzoc4275
    @vincenzoc4275 Місяць тому

    I like Wrangler,s very durable and get more comfortable with every wash and wear, you are right about the pocket situation too, it doesn't bother me when I put my can of chew in my back pocket or my wallet thanks for the video!

  • @ismaelcalderon2542
    @ismaelcalderon2542 Місяць тому

    Whites only offer D and EE.

  • @road_king_dude
    @road_king_dude Місяць тому

    I have no style. This video is very though provoking man.

  • @road_king_dude
    @road_king_dude Місяць тому

    Love the history and the breakdown Brothah! Man I have no style!

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 21 день тому

      Thanks so much! Just start wearing things and your style will develop!

  • @road_king_dude
    @road_king_dude Місяць тому

    Great breakfown my bro. I think i might sweat too much for the silver belly haha. Im diggin your style dude.

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 21 день тому

      I think I sweat too much for it too, but I wear it anyways hahaha - thanks!

  • @road_king_dude
    @road_king_dude Місяць тому

    You're stylin bro

  • @scootermcgoot
    @scootermcgoot Місяць тому

    Best explanation i found on the net. thank you!

  • @gunslinger2261
    @gunslinger2261 Місяць тому

    Has anyone used these boots for work and what was the outcome?

    • @thevintagefuture6567
      @thevintagefuture6567 21 день тому

      I use these for side-jobs (electrical work) and house projects and hiking, but I haven't submitted them to the rigors of a daily construction jobsite. They seem to have held up fine. They're tough as nails. Much more durable than the boots I used to wear when I was in construction daily.