I want to sew a name patch onto the new work jacket I ordered, but I'd like to do so without sewing through the lining.
The problem is that my sewing skills are completely limited to saddle stitching leather, so that means no seam ripping and re-sewing...etc
I need to figure out a way I can do...
If somebody sent a picture of their jackets labeling to the FTC Schott could potentially be in some trouble here.
Here's a few quotes from their website.
" In identifying implied claims, the Commission focuses on the overall impression of the advertising, label, or promotional material...
I needed a new jacket for work, because it's time to retire the old USN utility jacket my uncle gave me.
I ordered this 12oz canvas work jacket from All American Clothing company.
it's a rebrand from Diamond Gusset Jeans and the price was the same but I went ahead and ordered it from them...
This vintage BTS has been my favorite everyday buckle since I was a kid, I inherited it from my grandmother and I believe it's from the mid 70's but am not sure.
For belts I really like Brennemans, they're American made, decent quality, and they're only about $30 at the local feed store.
I've...
I recently made this belt and Buckle to go with a holster I made.
The belt isn't tooled or anything, because that's not a look I was after or a skill I currently have.
I could certainly do it, but not well.
I don't think I've ever seen a cooler suede trucker than these, and there's not many jackets in general with as cool looking of a lining.
I hope you're able to find one some day.
I was extremely lucky to find mine within an hour of deciding I wanted one, that just never happens for me.
In other...
It's been so dang cold lately ( cold for lower rural norcal ) that I haven't worn anything but the woolrich 503 unless I was just staying inside and wore the commando sweater.
Today it's warmed up enough for a change of pace so I took a hard 180 and went with the PW suede trucker.
I love the...
I'm wearing the woolrich 503 that I just received on Saturday.
I just love how stout and warm this wool is, I have no doubts it'll keep the wind out fairly well.
My early 50's woolrich 503 arrived today, and I'm very happy with it.
It's in great condition, just has some lint and such here and there to pick off.
The lining is in excellent condition.
As are both storm cuffs.
I don't think it was worn very much, and it definitely hasn't had any...
I'm still waiting for my 50's woolrich, the seller is located in my state and they even printed the shipping label out ASAP which gave me hope of receiving it quickly, but then they went and waited 5 days to ship the damned thing.
ETA is tomorrow, but being a Saturday it'll probably arrive at...
I've been wearing mine quite a bit the past couple weeks.
We've had a lot of rain lately which means mostly just lounging in my recliner when I'm not at work and the commando sweater is perfect for this.
I still wear a flannel and vest a lot, but some days I know I'm not going anywhere and don't...
Today I went with the 60's Woolrich barn jacket, this jacket is one of my favorites because it was the 1st vintage wool jacket I bought but it's a little too big so I don't wear it as much as I used to.
About a year and a half ago I found one in my size NOS online for less than $150 and...
I just scored this early 50's I believe Woolrich hunting coat off Ebay.
I've had an itch for some red shadow plaid for awhile now and have especially wanted one of these.
I have plenty of standard red and black buffalo check, 3 jackets and a vest but no shadow plaid.
I can't get the original...
I have mostly been wearing the woolrich hunting coat lately because it's quite warm and does a great job at keeping the wind out.
I didn't like how the zipper starts that high up, so I added a couple buttons at the bottom allowing me to close the bottom up with a loop.
It may look a bit odd...
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