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RE: FS: Oak Street Bootmakers Indigo Horween Rough Out Trench Boot US 10.5
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FS: Oak Street Bootmakers Indigo Horween Rough Out Trench Boot US 10.5
Oak Street Bootmakers
"Dainite Trench Boot" in Indigo Horween Rough-OutSize US 10.5
These special boots have been gently worn. A little too small for me now, so I never wear them. Which is a pity. Time to make some space. You can see some fades, but as with jeans „these still have a lot of life“ in them. The fades are just starting to show.
Price: US$439.- + shipping from Germany
All the info:
The Trench Boot from Oak Street Bootmakers is the brand's famed 8 hole work boot.
This limited edition installment is made from Horween Chromexcel rough out leather that has been indigo-dyed in the small mountain village of Fujino, Japan.With wear, the indigo will fade to a beautiful vintage blue color, and wear to further reveal the natural leather rough-out texture.
The boot features a slimmer, more modern silhouette than most work boots, thanks to Oak Street Bootmakers' signature Elston last - an exclusive last that master cobbler George Vlagos spent over 5 years developing.
This version of the "Trench Boot" is fitted with Dainite Soles for extra grip and protection in extreme weather environments.
- Limited edition
- Heavily textured rough-out Horween Chromexcel leather
- Indigo-dyed in Fujino, Japan
- Fitted with English Dainite soles for extra grip and protection in wet weather environments
- Leather laces
- Goodyear welt construction
- Stacked leather heel with Dainite toplift
- Calfskin vamp lining
- Fully recraftable
- Made in USA
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@JerkStore I actually got a pair of lenses made with gradient tinted lenses in green. I think, they go from 30% down to 10%. But you can hardly see the colour, neither from the outside nor from wearing them.
So I might need to get them gradient from say 50% to 30% or all in 30%. Not sure.
Perhaps grey or brown are better choices.The reason I'm looking for some lenses like that is to make the quite substantial acetate frame less conspicuous.
I find with sunglasses for example heavier frames are easier to wear than with transparent lenses. -
RE: Jacques Marie Mage (JMM) - Sunglasses and Frames…
@Heavy_blue Thanks.
Yes, I've heard of those. -
RE: Jacques Marie Mage (JMM) - Sunglasses and Frames…
@JerkStore I see.
Thanks for the reply.Any experience with wearing sunglasses all day like normal glasses?
Or possibly with lenses in between, like medium dark? -
RE: Jacques Marie Mage (JMM) - Sunglasses and Frames…
@JerkStore said in Jacques Marie Mage (JMM) - Sunglasses and Frames…:
Got the Lankaster back with my rx lenses. Really like this pair. Bonus pic of my wife’s Picabia.
Do you wear the Lankaster just as sunglasses or as "normal" glasses?
I was thinking about getting glasses with darker lenses like sunglasses to wear them.
But I'm not sure, how practical that is.Perhaps there are glasses that are not as dark as those of sunglasses.
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RE: Heroes (Buying/ Selling/Trading)
Vouching for @HoiPac . Very friendly and reliable guy.
It was a pleasure to trade with.
Can highly recommend him.
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RE: Heroes (Buying/ Selling/Trading)
A pleasure @illo59.
Nice to meet you and thanks for the purchase.
I can recommend to anyone to trade with you with no worries. -
RE: Heroes (Buying/ Selling/Trading)
@den1mhead and @Tidal
Glad, that everything arrived with no problems and that you're happy with the PeaCoat and flannel shirt.
A pleasure to do business with you.
Happy New Year -
RE: Heroes (Buying/ Selling/Trading)
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Ah, that's best.
I found out now. I have this one (MJ10116): http://www.superdenim.com/the-real-mccoys/categories/outerwear/real-mccoys-us-navy-pea-coat-navy.html -
RE: The Real McCoys
I'm the same height as you are and have the peacoat in 42. It fits quite tight, but ok.
Difficult to say actually. It could fit you like made to measure or be too small in 42.
I can't wear a sweater beneath it, just a shirt.HHMMM- I just checked to see, whether we're talking about the same peacoat.
Mine has only side pockets. The 1913 one at Superdenim has both side pockets and flap pockets.
So, it might be a totally different fit between the two.
Also, I find mine not that warm. Enough until let's say -5C, but below with only a shirt it can be cold. -
RE: Japan-European connection wanted
No, haven't had the pleasure in Berlin yet
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RE: Japan-European connection wanted
Yeah, I was also very surprised when I had to go to customs a few years back.
After all, with all the news on free trade I didn't think we still had to pay any tariffs.
And in Germany one needs to go to the customs office, draw a number, wait for up to an hour, etc..
Apparently in other places like Austria and Denmark everything is done online. I don't know about other countries.
But I have to say that my experiences with the people working there have been good. The payments suck obviously, but they're very friendly. -
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@mclaincausey
Pretty cool still.
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RE: Hard Drinkers, Lets Drink Hard (Spirits, Liquors and Cocktails)
Made an interesting cocktail. It's like a rock and rye with the spiciest rye you've ever had, but still with 3 other grains on the mashbill. Jigger of a local bourbon (local as in around the corner), tiny dahses of Dashfire Ancient Chinese Secret and of Bitter Truth Jerry Thomas bitters stirred on ice with 2 droppers of habanero shrub. Poured over an ice sphere.
Looks great.
How did you make the sphere?
Do you have a Japanes machine for that? Apparently that's where they come from, no?
I heard that the sphere provides the best cooling with minimum dilution of the drink. -
RE: Japan-European connection wanted
@501/IH:
Yeah, it is as you say, BF. With the Norwegian story as an added unpleasant experience.
As I said, I wait and see. If someone does the right travel and may be willing to help, great, if not, this perhaps saves me from an imprudent expense…..
I thought, that Norway was part of EFTA, i.e. European FREE TRADE.
But apparently not.
Switzerland is probably the same. -
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Thanks a lot Davito! As I suspected, I need an XL. Doh!
Hi, my 2 cents: It depends on the fit you want.
I wear L or XL in IH shirts.
I first had a XL Buzz (new type) and found it too big for me. Wearable, but not the snug fit I was looking for.
I then got L which fits very well.