UNIFORM LA CHILLICOTHE WORK JACKET Drop, going on right now.
Uniform LA's Chillicothe Work Jacket is an elevated take on the classic Detroit Work Jacket. Made of ultra-premium 14-ounce Japanese canvas, it has been meticulously washed and hand distressed to replicate vintage workwear that’s been worn for years, and available in three colors.
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Does anyone else feel that RM have completely lost their way recently? They're trying harder and harder to become some ridiculous designery company, with the kind of outrageous designs/fashion that you'd see on catwalks, but that no one would actually wear. For example, what is this absolutely disgusting 365 Yard Boot collaboration they're doing? Who thought that was a good idea? They're disgusting.
Anyone wear their RMW with shorts?
Do you know if these can be made with a comfort insole? Seems odd to make a durable mucking about boot but retain the harder leather insole.Yes:
Snuff CC, Brown Gardeners (now with Vibram sole)
Lachlans, chestnut CCs
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Do you know if these can be made with a comfort insole? Seems odd to make a durable mucking about boot but retain the harder leather insole.
Do you know if these can be made with a comfort insole? Seems odd to make a durable mucking about boot but retain the harder leather insole.
I would guess no, you can either buy existing comfort models off the shelf or do an MTO order with comfort inner but I think only Craftsmans can be MTO'd. You'd have to ask RMW though.
I fully agree it is odd RM are not pushing their comfort inner harder, it's one of their best features in my opinion, the difference between the comfort and traditional soled Craftsman for daily wear is night and day, my feet used to kill me by the end of the day in the classics, the comforts are near sneaker level comfort and I'm not dying to get them off when I get home in summer any more.
I kinda get why they don't do it on the Signature because it's a formal "heritage" boot but surely say the Chinchilla as a high end boot should have a high end insole as well.
Kind of sounds like a trouser problem rather than a boot problem?Is it just me or does anyone else find the front tugs annoying on their RM’s? During the day my Craftsmans front tugs constantly pop out and sit in front of the bottom of my pants. I try to tuck them in but very quickly, they pop out again. I know some people like to show the tugs but for me they are slightly annoying. Considering cutting the front tugs, does anyone else have experience with this? Or am I crazy to even consider?
I'm not sure if I'm crazy, but I vaguely remember reading about the Tambo being developed for islanders who generally went barefoot, had wide flat feet, and needed some dress shoes, something along those lines. Consequently, they're not wide, they're really f****in wide.Hi everyone,
I got a factory second RMW Tambo 9.5X last month from DFO Homebush Sydney as advised by the sales people there and in another store in George St. Sydney. I didn't try the craftsman or any other boot, I just got the tambo and since day one I didn't feel happy with it.
The boots were wide (I have a wide foot) and not snug at all and I felt it has a high heel and I always land with the heel first and it really hurts
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Now i feel I have been disservice by the sales and lost $400 for pair of boots that makes me sad every time I put it on.
What are the options I have?