Just arrived today, a HebTroCo Forest Green Cord Overshirt in XXL. I could probably squeeze into an XL, but I want room to layer (and move!). Hand pockets and an inside pocket as well as the patch pocket on the front. Love it, it’s super-nice!

As I have a cat and love woolly jumpers, I need to learn how to darn woolly jumpers. This book isn’t about that, but came up in my searches and looked interesting. Not my kind of book usually, the notes on repairing denim just looked very cool, and the book is very nicely made. Only arrived this weekend, but I think I’ll enjoy looking through it.

HebTroCo day: Jacksnipe Jacket, Hynydd Shirt and grey Fatigue Cords. Also Boinas Exposición Pirineos peaked beret, Loake Kirkby Boots.

An old thread but in my galloping old age I’ve found a terrific new use for this:

@popvulture I’m a big fan. I’ve got their GVNR 13 oz straight leg jeans and just got a pair of the new 925 Regenagri jeans. Also, several jumpers, hoodies, the 303 rip stop jacket (olive), a body warmer and socks, a scarf and a few other things. They sell William Lennon-made boots as well. The hoodies are, I think (it’s a guess), made for them by Good Measure in Manchester. I have two of their (Good Measure’s) standard sweatshirts and they seem to be the same style/construction and materials. Decent value as well, I think it’s fair to say, for things made locally in the UK.

The XXXL Duck arrived today, so here are some fit pics. These photos are awful I'm afraid, due to the lack of light, weirdness with my camera and the fact I don't know what I'm doing.

The jacket is wonderful, and I wouldn't have got anywhere near fitting into it this time last year, but even now it's on the edge size-wise. Open is fine, feels great and I think looks ok, but closed is snug, to say the least. Having said that, it does fasten, I rarely fasten a Type III style jacket anyway and the plan is to lose more weight this year as well. Any thoughts?

@goosehd cheers! Will do. It’s been a while since my last pair, I’m just getting back into the zone…

Another one.

They arrived end of last week, hemmed to 30” and they’re terrific. My new favourite fit.

It was too cold out today for the Duck, but I squeezed it on over my Aero woolly jumper just for you guys:

It's really too small over a big jumper, but I love it non the less. This was heading back from the post office where I was returning my cords, which sadly didn't quite fit.

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They arrived end of last week, hemmed to 30” and they’re terrific. My new favourite fit.

@Ridgemont Cheers!

@goosehd cheers! Will do. It’s been a while since my last pair, I’m just getting back into the zone…

Going to get a pair of these to wear without turn ups. I’m a 30” leg, any advice on hemming length? Do I need an extra half an inch for creasing/minor shrinkage, or just go my usual 30”. All advice appreciated!

HebTroCo day: Jacksnipe Jacket, Hynydd Shirt and grey Fatigue Cords. Also Boinas Exposición Pirineos peaked beret, Loake Kirkby Boots.

I’ve got one of their moleskin shirts. I found the sizing option excellent, got an XXL and the fit is great. Highly recommended.

@ShaymenFX Yes, I totally agree. I just got a pair of their M16 jeans - more tapered than I’m used to but they feel great. Now I need a pair of tapered Iron Hearts as well, though!

Hospital appointment for an eye issue. Killed some time in the cafe.

An old thread but in my galloping old age I’ve found a terrific new use for this:

As I have a cat and love woolly jumpers, I need to learn how to darn woolly jumpers. This book isn’t about that, but came up in my searches and looked interesting. Not my kind of book usually, the notes on repairing denim just looked very cool, and the book is very nicely made. Only arrived this weekend, but I think I’ll enjoy looking through it.