Mister Freedom
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My "WabiSabi Watchman" drying after the first coat of kakishibu.
Edit: I wss drinking and didn't realize that I failed to attach a pic, lol. Since then, I've done a second coat and worn it out once, but failed to do any fit pics. I haven't put it out to tan, and I'm currently mulling over if I should do a 3rd coat of kakishibu. Either way, here's what I have so far:
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That looks amazing!!
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Yeah, works….
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Thanks all! I'll get in some fit pics before I go any further with it… It did shrink, so the sleeves are a bit shorter than I like, but... When I wore it out, I felt like a million bucks!
Imagine, like if rock stars were also crab fishermen... THIS is the jacket they'd wear, lol
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I bought this okinawa patrol cpo (XL) a while back from SE and it's a bit to big on me. As much as I've considered moving it, I don't think I could really ever part with it. The denim is just amazing.
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I have the same shirt and I'm pretty sure that's how it's supposed to fit! It looks really good on you, I wouldn't sell it.
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@Jordan23 @den1mhead @Anesthetist @Bluegrass Thanks guys!
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^ not a fan of the wax or the sizing, chinos look like they fit you great
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^ not a fan of the wax or the sizing, chinos look like they fit you great
Ditto! Def looks a tad short!
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^ not a fan of the wax or the sizing, chinos look like they fit you great
Kakishibu, not wax. And, it's definitely a tad bit short after drying, but I flipped the cuffs 1x also because I'd rather it look purposely short, lol. It looks better when I'm actually wearing it, but I just threw it on over a lazy, ill-fitted and badly cut Left Field t-shirt.
And, the pants are a great pair of IH816.
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what does "Kakishibu" do?
If you comfortable with her rock out, @UnTucked personal style is always a great thing.
Let me see a fit when you all done up if you don't mind, I would like to like it
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It's a natural pigment dye.
Japanese have used it for centuries for dying and water-proofing. I could try to explain, but I'll just post a link to a more knowledgeable persons words, lol
bandanna-almanac.com/2013/11/25/jackknife-outfitters-kurashiki-canvas-kakishibu/
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