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.
This just dropped today. If you missed out on the preorder, there are some sizes left, but they won't be around for long. Check out the remaining stock here
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And yet, it was a different beast some decades ago. So there is wiggle room in quality.
How do you plan on pairing this? That lighter blue screams spring for me.maybe it is the lighting.
Am I missing something? Fox, retail is 220£ / meter. LL is closer to 160-180£
But I haven’t purchased either in a while. Both are a tad expensive for me. I just had a chalk stripe made in a vintage Harrison’s, from back when fox made for Harrison’s. It’s great. It was my tailor’s stock though.
I’m sitting on an old Taylor & lodge lumbs golden bale gray chalk stripe. And I like the db so much, I’m thinking about having that made as a db (plan was sb), but we’ll see in the fall.
But, it’s truly a beautiful fabric with a great weight. Perhaps I should consider it. I thought about it on the initial drop.
But opted not to, my problem is I’d use the same tailor I already have a navy chalkstripe from - is there room for a second navy db chalkstripe?
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I plan on pairing it with greys, beige/stones(im wearing beige cords in the picture), khaki/light browns, and navys.How do you plan on pairing this? That lighter blue screams spring for me.maybe it is the lighting.
Makes sense with the cooler shades. NiceI plan on pairing it with greys, beige/stones(im wearing beige cords in the picture), khaki/light browns, and navys.
The jacket itself is an ashy mid brown which makes it very versatile…in my wardrobe atleast.
And probably also weight. I have an overcoat made from Harris tweed from the '60-'70's and it's much heavier. Also a little denser woven (but could also be because I compare a plain with a herringbone weave) and all in all feels beefier.Fair, but I think some people have basically inferred that that declining quality in the cloth overall is due to root issues with woollen yarn available at the start of the process and not necessarily the manufacturing of the cloth itself.
You're at that stage, too many trousers so you can do whatever you feel like.a couple of new liabilities, summer trousering
Um…we need some pics of this pls k tx.Don't get me started on my vintage cashmere overcoat, made from at least a 1350gr cloth beefy as F and drapes like nothing made from cashmere today. To be honest it was definitely made for someone at least 10cm shorter than me. But I just cannot part with it. I don't wear it as often as I would like because it's black. But comes in handy when I have to attend funerals (which sadly is at least two times a year, and hopefully both times in fall/winter otherwise I have a problem, I do not own a dark grey summer suit). I definitely look way more like a gravedigger than the diggers themselves, they wear absolutely the worst fittings suits imaginable, while their profession is the easiest to look presentable in. Just wear a well fitted black suit and you are good. Same is true for preachers. Anyway back on topic.
Even though one of my two tailors does not like working with Fox flannels, I could not resist buying a length of this. We’ll see what he says.Just ordered the double chalk stripe fox flannel - maybe some of you want to order it as well
I disagree with the agreement with the original disagreement.Agreed, my grey herringbone works with dark grey trousers, navy or tan cords, khakis, jeans, tan whipcord trousers, etc.
Just ordered the double chalk stripe fox flannel - maybe some of you want to order it as well