Image 1 — Master Supply Field Jacket in Natural
Image 2 — Master Supply Field Jacket in Natural
Image 3 — Master Supply Field Jacket in Natural
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Master Supply Field Jacket in Natural

Great leather quality. Thick and a bit stiff but also feels almost sueded. It does come the factory with some minor staining.

Interior feels nice and overall the construction feels solid.

Extra props for the team. I called about some concerns about sizing and after some back and forth they made the jacket exactly to size for me with no extra charge. The fit is really perfect.

I think I'm sold on buying another jacket from them. For the price (~500 euro) this jacket is really good value.

u/foulflaneur — 1 day ago

I bedazzled my old suede belts.

I keep seeing these incredible belts on here with gems and studs but then I go look at the price and shy away. Had a couple of old suede belts lying around so I bought some studs and used a drill to bedazzle them.

u/foulflaneur — 9 days ago

Mr Freedom Sportswear 'Suit'

Now something that mostly fit (except the pants which are fixable). Love the fabric but wow this is a lot of indigo. I'm going to have bring a towel wherever go so I don't stain things. After one cold soak the jacket was still way too big and I committed a small heresy and dried it in the dryer for a bit. I actually like the fit now. If I put the pants in the dryer they would no longer be mine. The cut is cool, waist is high but it fits the western theme. Will go great with some boots I have on the way and would have been nice with the shirt that came two sizes too small.

u/foulflaneur — 9 days ago

Trying to forget my 'tailored' CPO with some Mr Freedom Sportsman Chinos.

Jokes on me though, these pants need tailoring. Word of warning: Mr Freedom fits a bit tight. And yes those are house slippers. Still waiting on my boots to arrive

u/foulflaneur — 10 days ago

Did my tailor unintentionally create something cool or is it cope?

Got this CPO shirt back from the tailor today. I loved it as it was but it was way too long. Took it to the tailor and they accidentally cut twice as much off as they were supposed to. Now I'm struggling. Is it cool like this or is that just cope?

Edit: Thanks everyone. The tailor isn't going to buy me a new shirt. Not in my country. Now I'm just upset because I loved that shirt.

Edit: I know you can probably get some money or something back in your country but in my country that is never, ever going to happen.

Last Edit: This was Taylor Stitch and if anyone has a good suggestion for a cool CPO without breaking the bank, let me know.

u/foulflaneur — 10 days ago

Another Tailor Brando jacket

Not being horsehide this jacket is buttery soft compared to my other review. That being said, it's still substantial. I oiled as soon as it came in so it may be a touch darker than it would be otherwise. I ordered this in a 3xl and it doesn't fit me as tight around the the mid section but that is welcome after struggling with the horsehide.

I'll be changing the buttons to tarnished copper and adding a couple of details. Looking forward to seeing how well this softens up but straight out of the box it feels incredible.

Initially, I feel like this is one of the better value pieces I've ever bought.

u/foulflaneur — 16 days ago

Tailor Brando review

I know this might be contentious but I figured I review a relatively inexpensive horsehide leather jacket from China.

The fit was small as I expected but I look forward to stretching it out and having it mold to me. As for right now I wouldn't be too comfortable out on a ride with it.

The value proposition is pretty high.

It's a thick and well-made jacket without any doubt. I've included the photo of it standing up on it's own and it is stiff! The leather feels amazing. I immediately covered it in leather conditioner and it soaked it up.

The buttons could be better and Talon zipper and buckles in the back are just fine.

The interior of the jacket doesn't feel as high quality and it's probably a wool/poly blend.

I paid 388 euro for it which I have since learned is maybe a bit more than I should have but honestly I feel like I still got good value for the money.

u/foulflaneur — 21 days ago

Still figuring out the chukkas.

Will have to wait a bit until it's cooler but trying to figure out the chukkas before then.

u/foulflaneur — 21 days ago
▲ 24 r/Birkenstocks+1 crossposts

Naples Wrapped Birkentock

Someone asked about these in a previous post. Not sure they can be considered 'heritage' but they have a loafer vibe at least. Anyway this is how the look in a 48.

u/Quico2 — 24 days ago
▲ 275 r/Brogress

M/52/6'1" [110kg to 99kg] (11 months)

This is almost one year. Added test in Sept 2025 as I was really low and what a great decision it's been. Dieting sucked and there's still a bit more to go but for now still focused on a but more mass so my diet is looser. Harder when you get older though.

u/foulflaneur — 24 days ago

Bravestar Jeans arrived

Just arrived with pretty fast shipping to EU. Mojave Cut 14

14.5oz Shogun and the True Straight 14oz Indigo Herringbone. Gotta say the quality feels exceptional and for the price I consider them a bargain.

u/foulflaneur — 28 days ago

Still trying to make the mocs work.

Got some cool pants and a belt at our thrift store. Sorry the picture quality kinda sucks. I like the moccasins and they are really comfortable but new to me.

u/foulflaneur — 28 days ago

Just made these recent purchases and was wondering if anyone had any suggestions of what else to buy that might fit well with this stuff.

I made another post and people were super helpful and I'm completely new to trying to put together outfits. I really like the California ranch style and I'm never in any situation where I have to dress up. It's also warm most of the year where I live and not much rain. I have some other denim that looks good and I wear mostly trucker style hats. In summer I'm always in shorts and flip-flops although I'd like to dress a little more my age at 52.

u/foulflaneur — 1 month ago

Chukkas and shorts?

Just wondering if this works. I'm super new to actually giving a shit to what I wear after 50 years but I wanna try. Gonna run a few 'fits' past everyone to try to and see what works and this was just the first one. All criticism and advice greatly appreciated.

u/foulflaneur — 1 month ago

Popular subreddit selling peptides. Does the violate TOS?

Someone posted on popular body hacking sub a post promoting some peptide website and I didn't think mych about it but went to the website and saw it looked a little scammy and mentioned it. After I mentioned it, the post taken down by the MODS. I was a top 1% poster. Then I checked the comment referred to in the message from the mods and saw it was my criticism of the website that sure enough has the same name as the subreddit. I noticed they are promoting another page actively that links to the dodgy peptide sales website. How do I report this?

reddit.com
u/foulflaneur — 2 months ago

Do you guys display anywhere guests can see?

Edit: I have a tiny house. We have small houses in this country. This is literally the only place out of the sunlight where I can still see them. The sheer amount judgement and assumptions from a simple question is fucking unreal. If you don't like to put your stuff anywhere guests can see them, I can respect that but I don't think it's necessary to be insulting.

u/foulflaneur — 3 months ago

Posted somewhere else and got flagged for AAS.

From Sep to Mar I was on 200mg a week test and an average of 4mg Retatrutide. From Mar until now I've been on my first cycle. 500mg Test E., 200mg Primo and 20mg ED Anavar with ancillaries and supps. 6 days gym strength training, 2 days cardio. RHR, BP, Hormone/Blood panel all normal with BP maybe a bit low at 95/65 average. Question is, do I keep going if I show no sides?

u/foulflaneur — 3 months ago
▲ 963 r/GlowUps

(52) Still possible when you're older...

Well it's still a work in progress but I'm happy with the results so far. Lost about 13kg since August and that really helped a bunch. Not sure what's next for me, I guess just a stronger focus on longevity.

u/foulflaneur — 3 months ago