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Sorry you said it, should’ve watched the rest of the video 😂

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Such a great brand, and Pete and Tony are stand up guys.

I wonder how light the original version would have been?

@ good point about the weight. This 215 is basically the 1950s tee but heavier weight fabric.

Hard to say as everyone is a different shape. I think the best advice is to find what looks like a good fit measurement wise and then take one larger

I know right? Not to copy or anything, but I’m like, maybe I can make my own, unedited by these

Great pickups! I was in a similar situation where I took L, and maybe could have gone M, but the layering capability is great.

@sonsofselvedgepodcast yes and thank you for the great product review it was very helpful and influential in my decision to purchase the jacket.. so when making my first purchase from Tellason I wasn't familiar with their sizing, and I reached out to them, and Tony made the sizing recommdatiom . I live on the northeast coast, and during the fall months, most people will layer . But anyways I love the style of the jacket and the company makes great quality products.

I think they have a lot of room in the instep, which might be why, but I guess some amount of this is needed to pull them on. For some reason, cowboy boots seem to have mitigated this to a degree

Which half-insole did you use btw?

6ft2, 165lbs, usually a 32w34l

@@sonsofselvedgepodcast thank you!!!!!

@davidthompson1573 thanks for tuning in

Thanks for the feedback! It’s our first time recording in person, and we have a lot to learn. Hopefully we can keep improving.

@@sonsofselvedgepodcast great Podcast, nice topic(s) but ya, Audio Quality for a Podcast is damn important

Thanks for listening! Hope Portugal is awesome

Thanks for the support. We’ll definitely be doing more videos of this type of

What size are you? Selling my pair of size 31, they’re a tad small

Thanks, will do! Lots more to come.

@@sonsofselvedgepodcast yeah looking forward to it! but why you buttoned the last button? just wondering

@negatiff3411 I always make use of all buttons on my garments. I figured if they put buttons then they’re there to be used.

@@sonsofselvedgepodcast Got it. Sounds sensible

@@sonsofselvedgepodcast Last button is actually aesthetic and not to be used. To each their own of course, but it doesn’t take a discerning gentleman to know this or notice how all buttons fastened looks “off”. This is not even a cheap blazer, despite being unstructured, so I’m not sure why we are shrugging all fashion etiquette.

True.

I have one, it fades but not as much as jeans, 50-60 wears in 0 washes/Soak and im starting too see some especially in the arm creases and elbow areas. Mine is Selvedge

The denim definitely has the potential, but it’s a ways off from being well faded.

Yeah, it’s a shame. Will be selling this on, on the cheap.

I feel like Freenote has their own secret sauce that makes them special in their own way. Vintage Americana inspiration, cool fabrics and unique patterns.

Awesome, tell us how it is when you get it!

Yeah, this denim is incredible. Such a dope shirt.

Haha, will do! I'll add that in going forward.

Definitely don’t put your money on that bet!

Made in America, unfortunately, no longer means made better. It’s definitely worth evaluating provenance on a garment per garment basis. RGT definitely makes great stuff, but the fit is quite different from TS, so that’s worth factoring in too.

Made in America only means more expensive, not better quality. That (American made equals better quality) has been a lie you've swallowed in order to pay higher prices.

6ft2, 160lbs, 34” inseam

Thanks! I must have had it for eight years or so. I had a black one for about ten, and it faded magnificently. You won’t be disappointed

I just got a pair of the eight hole version in black CXL on sale. I think they fit a tad looser due to all of the layers of leather not giving in as easily to the last, but I’m loving them.

​@sonsofselvedgepodcast currently going through the same issue, i am loving mine to the ooint that i took em to a local shoe repeair to add a leather patch to the back heel/anckle area to lessen that slippage. Mine is in fo brown roughout and I am loving the leather so much.

I agree!

Good idea! Will do a “fit check” on the next one

For sure! We're at @sonsofselvedgepodcast as a group. Inidividually, we're @thegiuce (David), @illcutz (Illya), @tomjitsu (Tom), @fielddenim (Lex), @anotherstepinthewrongdirection (@andy), wornoutglobal (@kevin)

Yeah, they're pretty great. Almost all of my shoes are solid black now, lol!

Sorry I never saw this before! It depends on where they are made, as they manufacture in the USA, Portugal and Mexico. For the USA-made handsewns, they are true-to-size in my opinion, matching my Brannock size (US 11) correctly. For the Portugal-made shoes, sold in EU sizing, I had to go up one from a 44 to 45, which they claim is a US 12. I've read online that their made in Mexico shoes run large, but I haven't tried them.

Size down champ and get them stretched. Little slip in your natural size

Such a great maker. I really love the craft and quality.

Any time!