Posts by johanm

I know what he said, just following up since olive is the "authentic" color for that jacket so it might not be as much of a stretch as brown or any other color.

Quote:Originally Posted by impolyt_one  [[SPOILER]] Awesome post. What are your thoughts on the CWU-45 in olive lamb? Still straying from the envisioned design?

Quote:Originally Posted by impolyt_one none of these beside the brown A2 really encapsulate a quintessential TOJ imo, but the brown goat 4-zip MDR would be really nice. Do not get a brown CWU, that is stretching that idea too much,...

Expecting my black lamb Collared Moto in the next 2-3 weeks. Going to place another order as soon as it comes so I can make the cutoff date. Since this might be the last opportunity to acquire a TOJ piece, I want to go for one of the...

Quote:Originally Posted by stevent ????????? this makes no sense What's so hard to understand? APCs have always been consistently sized with actual waists 2 or more inches above tag, including on context's size charts. Recently,...

Quote:Originally Posted by Biggen Would avoid using it in the rain. Got some spots on my A-1 during some light rain but managed to get them out with a suede brush. I believe the calf suede used in the baseball (and many suede shoes)...

All my jeans have shrunk in length after every wash. Even after you get the initial shrinkage out, I would hem at least an inch longer than you want them to be after a few washes.

Lots of the pics on the TOJ gallery show the bottom zip unzipped. I think this is because the TOJ size chart provides for a narrow bottom hem measurement that can be a very tight fit for guys with big asses/hips. I actually didn't think...

Hi all, I have 4 uniqlo OCBDs for sale, 3 blue and 1 white, all size large and NWT. $35 each or $120 for the lot, shipped CONUS. Paypal preferred. I also have 2 additional white OCBDs in size L that have been tailored- 2 inches off...

Quote:Originally Posted by Bam!ChairDance Cool, so there are two assumptions here, which I'll tackle one at a time1. Structured shoulders require stronger lines below to balance themI disagree. I find the contrast of structured shoulders...