The Official Dieworkwear Appreciation Thread

[UrbanComposition]

^ I really like those.

 

[Gus]

Speaking of cowboy boots...one of the first persons I met when moving to Santa Fe was Wendy, the owner of Back at the Ranch, a maker and retailer of custom cowboy boots here in town. For over 30 years she has made RTW and custom boots at her workshop in El Paso, TX staffed by a third & fourth generation of Mexican boot makers. She has about 700 pairs on-hand for sale in her old adobe retail store. Hanging on the walls are every imaginable exotic skin and in any color. She has great stories of special orders for weddings, government officials, actors, musicians and a pair for a guy who owns a ranch up in Colorado named Ralph.

 

[upsett1_spaghett1]

whew, was considering these items here but not ready to go full 'yeehaw' https://www.tecovas.com/products/the-roy?variant=29459514687597

Yeah those would be ropers, which are basically the gateway drug to bolo ties with suits. They're pretty dope though, get a little buckaroo on

^ I really like those.

They're pretty

 

[norMD]

I have been looking at both tecovas the Roy and ranch road Johnny. But none of them ship outside the US..

Mens Johnny Modern Western Ranch Boot- Ranch Road Boots™

Our modern Johnny is designed for the everyday country man. This boot is a perfect blend between casual and formal wear. Free US Shipping. Shop online with us today!

www.ranchroadboots.com

 

[deanandrewj]

Anyone know online Chimala stockists besides Mr Porter?

 

[dieworkwear]

Anyone know online Chimala stockists besides Mr Porter?

I believe 180 The Store is their US rep (or one of them). They carry some things in thier store. The site seems to only show womens and a smattering of unisex things. But since they rep them, perhaps they can sell other things and/or direct you

Chimala Clothing- Men and Women's Japanese Denim Collection

Chimala clothing is a Japanese collection, with designs inspired by vintage workwear. Sourcing only authentic selvage denim from a mill in Japan, each piece crafted by local artisans. All washing and distressing treatments are done by hand, making each pair unique. Vintage wash, unisex jeans...

shop.180thestore.com

 

[deanandrewj]

This crowd may have some good recs. Looking to add some simple jewelry and want to start with cuff or bracelet to go with easy, workwear kinda fits. Think beat up jeans, fatigues, or shorts with white tees layered with a chore coat, flannel, camp collar shirts, and some canvas sneaks, slip ons, huaraches, or loafers. Any good makers/shops you can recommend for this kinda thing? Ideally want something in a gold tone vs silver, think it looks better on my paler complexion.

 

[sood]

This crowd may have some good recs. Looking to add some simple jewelry and want to start with cuff or bracelet to go with easy, workwear kinda fits. Think beat up jeans, fatigues, or shorts with white tees layered with a chore coat, flannel, camp collar shirts, and some canvas sneaks, slip ons, huaraches, or loafers. Any good makers/shops you can recommend for this kinda thing? Ideally want something in a gold tone vs silver, think it looks better on my paler complexion.

Isabel Marant, YSL, Peyote Bird, Le Gramme

 

[K. Nights]

This crowd may have some good recs. Looking to add some simple jewelry and want to start with cuff or bracelet to go with easy, workwear kinda fits. Think beat up jeans, fatigues, or shorts with white tees layered with a chore coat, flannel, camp collar shirts, and some canvas sneaks, slip ons, huaraches, or loafers. Any good makers/shops you can recommend for this kinda thing? Ideally want something in a gold tone vs silver, think it looks better on my paler complexion.

Lots of good stuff in this thread as well

The Jewelry Topic Thread - here we discuss bracelets, rings, necklaces, etc...

So as far as I can tell there isn't a topic for discussing jewelry here. I don't know how many here are wearing it, but I figure there's at least a handful so it would be cool to have a place to put discussion. I recently ordered this bracelet that I'm looking forward to wearing: SCHORL x...

www.styleforum.net

 

[upsett1_spaghett1]

I have been looking at both tecovas the Roy and ranch road Johnny. But none of them ship outside the US..

Mens Johnny Modern Western Ranch Boot- Ranch Road Boots™

Our modern Johnny is designed for the everyday country man. This boot is a perfect blend between casual and formal wear. Free US Shipping. Shop online with us today!

www.ranchroadboots.com

RIP. Have you emailed them to see if they have any stockists? Or better yet, figure out who their supplier is, both of those companies just resell from a factory, you may be able to buy direct from the factory

 

[norMD]

RIP. Have you emailed them to see if they have any stockists? Or better yet, figure out who their supplier is, both of those companies just resell from a factory, you may be able to buy direct from the factory

I will try to e-mail them. But maybe it is easier to just buy the barbanera cash boot.

 

[dieworkwear]

This crowd may have some good recs. Looking to add some simple jewelry and want to start with cuff or bracelet to go with easy, workwear kinda fits. Think beat up jeans, fatigues, or shorts with white tees layered with a chore coat, flannel, camp collar shirts, and some canvas sneaks, slip ons, huaraches, or loafers. Any good makers/shops you can recommend for this kinda thing? Ideally want something in a gold tone vs silver, think it looks better on my paler complexion.

Most of the jewelry I'm familiar with is silver-toned. The only gold-toned bracelet I can think of right now -- without actually buying gold -- is Giles & Brother. For me, some of the designs are a little too heavy-handed with their masculine references, such as the bent railroad spikes. But they have some more subtle pieces.

Spike Toggle Chain Bracelet

Curb chain bracelet attached to a mini railroad spike closure. Solid brass. Choose your finish: Antique Brass or Silver Oxide. Custom sizing - just ask!

www.gilesandbrother.com

There's also James Colarusso. He has some simple gold bracelets. But since they're made from actual gold, the prices are expensive. His stuff can be found at 180, although for some reason I don't see his stuff at their online store right now. I find a lot of the brands at 180 go well together. They carry EG, Orslow, Chimala, Visvim, etc. So if you like those brands, you might also like Colarusso.

When shopping for jewelry, my first stops are usually Reliquary in San Francisco, Fallow in Australia, and Self Edge. If you're willing to do a silver-toned bracelet, I think Native American cuff bracelets work really well. I sometimes wear two stacked Native American bracelets with the outfits you're describing. One bracelet is from Self Edge (unfortunately now sold out) and another from Medicine Man Gallery. Chipeta also sells some really nice things.

My two bracelets are pictured below. There's also a leather Hermes bracelet pictured here. If you're looking for an affordable, warm-toned bracelet, that can be an option, as the design comes with either silver or gold-colored hooks.

 

[upsett1_spaghett1]

Most of the jewelry I'm familiar with is silver-toned. The only gold-toned bracelet I can think of right now -- without actually buying gold -- is Giles & Brother. For me, some of the designs are a little too heavy-handed with their masculine references, such as the bent railroad spikes. But they have some more subtle pieces.

Spike Toggle Chain Bracelet

Curb chain bracelet attached to a mini railroad spike closure. Solid brass. Choose your finish: Antique Brass or Silver Oxide. Custom sizing - just ask!

www.gilesandbrother.com

There's also James Colarusso. He has some simple gold bracelets. But since they're made from actual gold, the prices are expensive. His stuff can be found at 180, although for some reason I don't see his stuff at their online store right now. I find a lot of the brands at 180 go well together. They carry EG, Orslow, Chimala, Visvim, etc. So if you like those brands, you might also like Colarusso.

When shopping for jewelry, my first stops are usually Reliquary in San Francisco, Fallow in Australia, and Self Edge. If you're willing to do a silver-toned bracelet, I think Native American cuff bracelets work really well. I sometimes wear two stacked Native American bracelets with the outfits you're describing. One bracelet is from Self Edge (unfortunately now sold out) and another from Medicine Man Gallery. Chipeta also sells some really nice things.

My two bracelets are pictured below. There's also a leather Hermes bracelet pictured here. If you're looking for an affordable, warm-toned bracelet, that can be an option, as the design comes with either silver or gold-colored hooks.


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I'm reconsidering my stance on jewelry for myself tbh

 

[ezev]

Might not be everyone’s cup of tea,but I bought Hermes jumbo leather hook bracelet for my gf a while ago. She wasn’t wearing it much so I took it for my own and have enjoyed adding it in.

 

[deanandrewj]

Thanks guys, this Giles cuff in brass looks pretty good. No railroad spike or bullet casing haha. Might be cool to combo with a leather wrap like those above.

Twisted Cuff

Our signature cuff with a twist- literally. Also available in Brass. - size medium = wrist measures 6" to 6-1/2" - size large = wrist measures 6-3/4 to 7-1/4" - size XLarge = wrist measures 7-1/2" to 8" For more info about how to measure / fit guide go here

www.gilesandbrother.com