Burnsie
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As you can see I'm really into the Japan Lee repros - the attention to detail is meticulous and apart from a few concessions made re: Levi's copyrights (Lee can't exactly reproduce the Levi arcuate copies of the 30's-early 40's) these are really amazing jeans.
The pocket flashers are era appropriate works of art in themselves!
Here are the 1934 "Cowboy" work pants - triple felled seams so no selvedge, much like overalls - comfortable slim cut, riveted pockets, leather patch on the left side, buckle looks good but does not have the sharp prongs that poke through the denim:
These are the 1936 101's - my latest pair as yet unwashed. Hopefully they'll snug up a bit because this model is VERY full cut. Hair on hide patch, buckle with sharp prongs, modified Levi style arcuates, I'm really looking forward to wearing these in!
The pocket flashers are era appropriate works of art in themselves!
Here are the 1934 "Cowboy" work pants - triple felled seams so no selvedge, much like overalls - comfortable slim cut, riveted pockets, leather patch on the left side, buckle looks good but does not have the sharp prongs that poke through the denim:
These are the 1936 101's - my latest pair as yet unwashed. Hopefully they'll snug up a bit because this model is VERY full cut. Hair on hide patch, buckle with sharp prongs, modified Levi style arcuates, I'm really looking forward to wearing these in!