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My vibe most of 2020.- Wearing a leather jacket indoors because I feel like it.
this is killer jacket btw. the color is great
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My vibe most of 2020.- Wearing a leather jacket indoors because I feel like it.
I like this look, it's not my personal style but I could see you rockin itI'm diggin' this fit from a 1999 Real McCoy's catalog. Really the only thing of interest I found in it. The belt and boots are identified as "sample", which suggests they were never produced.
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I really like the side adjusters, also that looks cozy as hellI reached out to the Armoury Westbury. The only new RMC items they've gotten, or expect to get, are a black crew and this Field Sports Jacket. Michael was nice enough to take pics. View attachment 1584920 View attachment 1584921 View attachment 1584922
FIELD SPORTS JACKET
The Real McCoy's reproduce products using methods and machinery of the past. For a successful reproduction, these garments require the sensitive minds of the detail-oriented Japanese craftsmen on every procedure.therealmccoys.com
Resetting some cuffs in the denim today, so took a family pic. Lots 147, 161 and 107
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Well I guess if the early catalogues are from the late 90s then that's the old Okamoto, pre-bankruptcy era Mccoys right? And I'm sure doing a Lightning issue makes marketing sense or something.
Incidentally Avenue put online some older Mccoy's stuff they found in a storeroom or something. Like this WWII jump jacket repro from FW2007 in a size 40 which is pretty neat. Also some mid 00s Lee collab denim but think those have all sold.
Of those three, I think the 161 is the best overall cut. After that I lije the 107 as it’s the widest cut they make, but the 107 was a tenth anniversary model last year and it’s not regular production. I still really do like the 147 a lot, but it sits closer to the waist/hip so it’s maybe a little more snug on me. They easily make my favorite denim in terms of fit however as most other stuff these days is much too slim or tapered.Do you have a favorite cut out of curiosity? I think at least at some point The Vintage Showroom in London had some At Last Co. might check it out when things reopen a bit more over here. Or failing that, lurk yahoo jp auctions for a pair. I'd like an older Leepro so maybe 147 is the one.
I’m pretty much head to toe as a daily wardrobe. I’ve purposely sold off items that don’t fit in with the aesthetic so that I could streamline my wardrobe into a cohesive look overall.For anyone who subscribes to this thread: how do you incorporate Japanese repro – or just straight American vintage – into your wardrobe? How many of you are head-to-toe? How many of you just dabble? What do you wear outside of this aesthetic?
For anyone who subscribes to this thread: how do you incorporate Japanese repro – or just straight American vintage – into your wardrobe? How many of you are head-to-toe? How many of you just dabble? What do you wear outside of this aesthetic?
For anyone who subscribes to this thread: how do you incorporate Japanese repro – or just straight American vintage – into your wardrobe? How many of you are head-to-toe? How many of you just dabble? What do you wear outside of this aesthetic?