GREAT idea for a thread.
Here's an absolute STEAL on a unlabeled Kehoe cafe racer. If I didn't already have one in the same color, I would've already purchased it.
Hell, I'm tempted to buy it and flip it for a profit.
Seriously, someone BUY THIS...
It appears too tight at the waist. And if you can't button it, then it doesn't fit.
I've been around these parts long enough now to know that if you have nagging fit questions from the start, then they will probably never be resolved.
Thanks for all the links. Some of the RRL ones look great but damn are they expensive.
The River Junction suspenders look to be of quality and are the most affordable but I'm not sure about the non-traditional shape of the leather ends.
I'll check out Carhartt and Filson.
Some of the suspenders from the links above might work. Striped ones aren't as appealing to me. Don't want to call too much attention to them. Also, something available in the USA would be preferable.
Found this photo from the S.F. Chronicle of 1890s miners wearing Levi's. Even with suspenders...
Not sure where to post this, but sometimes conversations about jeans pop up in the outerwear forum.
I bought some vintage-styled selvedge raw denim jeans (model A1-28) from the sadly defunct Circle A Brand out of Asheville, NC. This model has a cinch back and buttons to accommodate suspenders...
Vintage 1950s Rich-Sher Perfecto-style jacket
Here is a rarely-seen cross-zip jacket from the Rich-Sher brand. @tmitchell59 and others have noted that Rich Sher jackets were known for using the highest-quality FQHH for their era. This jacket is no exception. And because the zips are mostly...
Not "new" to me but it feels new, because my vintage Lawrence cross-zip just returned from Johnson Leathers.
JL created a replacement horsehide belt with leather that is a real close match to the horsehide in the jacket body. Added a new vintage-style belt buckle that I bought off eBay (the...
Very cool coat that doubles as a historic artifact. I love the history associated with a garment like this. I imagine it will be tough to learn about A. Anderson since the name is so common. I don’t have the knowledge to answer most of your questions but the term is “throat latch” for the piece...
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