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RRL - RT 55501- RW 1901- AMZN
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RRL - RT 55501- RW 1901- AMZN

Back once again with a "butt hurt shirt" and boots. I had my some of my shop mocs on yesterday, and although these are now my go to.. I reached into the shoe rack today to dig out my old 1901s

Opened up the wardrobe and broke open another fresh Amazon Chambray (IYNYK)

JACKET: RRL Denim Chore - This has a subtle red weft, giving it a very subtle cast

SHIRT: Amazon USN Chambray - I have a few of these at $12 to $17 .. bargain.

PANTS - Red Tornado 55501 - a copy of LVCs repro of the Levi's 1955 501. The "simulacra" pants

BELTS - Market purchase in Argentina

SHOE: Red Wing 1901s - They ones on a #45 last, roomier than the 875's #23 last

Mix and Match your price points

u/garage_artists — 7 days ago
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Acceptable in the 80s

I went down a short Lee denim rabbit hole and came out with this 1986 MiUSA Rider.

In place of the "Lee m.r" of many models just prior (and later) it has the short lived "Lee Jeans" pocket branding, and being someone who often likes to be outside the usual targets of the Vintage Hunter it was that that sold it to me.

That and it being one of the very last MiUSA models .

Oh, that and the enzyme wash so popular back then.

Er, yeah that and it was $16

It's also a Large/Long but fits just right considering. If it wasn't a "long", the 80's wider chests (and exaggerated crops of that era) may have made my torso look even squarer than it is...

Anyway I'm rambling.

Jacket: Lee Rider 1986 MI USA

Pants: Red Tornado 55501

Shoe: Red Wing Shop Moc

Shirt: Amazon Essentials 🥳

u/garage_artists — 8 days ago
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Le Mouvement

Designed for work since the mid 19th Century. Black for roofers (and now "black collar workers").

Known as Largeot - Demi Balón.

Ease of movement. Linen/Cotton. French.

PANTS: Le Laboureur

JACKET: Le Laboureur

TEE: Cos

SHOE: EPT overdyed in Grey

WATCH: Omega Sea Master

PIN: VisVim

Floating a little like a balon.

Heritage as Physical Theatre. 🖤😁

u/garage_artists — 16 days ago
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WIN! 10.30 AM -THURS - AMA and GIVEAWAY - SON OF A TEXAN

SAVE THE DATE! THIS THURSDAY - 1ST OCTOBER

AMA with SON OF A TEXAN - WITH PRIZES!

After hearing from the community here at r/HeritageWear ,in addition to their brick and mortar store in Lafayette, (LA), SOT are launching an online shop...and as part of that we will be holding an AMA with owners Sky and Katrena

GET YOUR QUESTIONS READY!

They hope it gives people a fuller understanding of who they are and answer your questions, sharing what it's like to be a small shop in a big world with the highs and lows they've weathered along the way.

For this AMA, in turn, they’d like to hear from you, too. What sparked your interest in heritage wear? What brands do you want to share with them?

**Participating in this AMA enters you in a drawing to win a $150 Son of a Texan giftcard, usable at their new online shop launching on 10.1.26 The Runner-Up will receive a Steele Canvas Dopp Kit in a color of your choice (Black Canvas, Briquette Waxed Canvas, Brown Waxed Canvas, or Olive Canvas). Free shipping in the USA; willing to ship elsewhere at your cost.

u/garage_artists — 17 days ago
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不機嫌そうな Fukigen-sō na

so yeah that's Japanese for "grumpy"... I kinda like it. I'm absolutely "Fuckin' So Naaah man!" ha ha. I'm going to adopt it.

PANTS: Beams Japan Wide Selvedge Chino

JACKET: "kApITal" Ringoman - overdyed after a bleaching accident

TEE: Unbleached Apparel 5.3oz

SHOES: Redwing 1903s , I prefer them to 875s.

NECK: Brass Whistle

WATCH: Seiko SK007J

Grumpy face. So-Na!

u/garage_artists — 1 month ago
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TCB - USN - OOTD & Other Acronyms

The military love an acronym. I've gone all nautical again and love this light weight neppy denim from TCB. The fit is loose and wide and while the inseam is very long, its perfect for a heavy roll to improve and maintain the drape of such a fabric.

PANTS - TCB Seaman Pants

JACKET - TCB Seaman jacket

SHOE: SeaVees SATO

TEE: L/S Kapital "Breton" stripe

NECK: Hunting Whistle

Naval Phrase Book HERE :)

u/garage_artists — 1 month ago
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AMA and GIVEAWAY - IRON SHOP PROVISIONS - 17th September!

Get ready for r/HeritageWear's continued series of official AMAs!

For those of you who are unfamiliar or new, AMA stands for Ask Me Anything! Here you will be able to ask our special guests, Iron Shop Provisions, any questions you may have about their time in the heritage industry, running a shop, clothing & shopping tips, people met, connections made, or anything at all heritage related.

The AMA will Go Live

Thursday 17th September at around 10.30am CDT!

Questions will primarily be answered by Josh (founder). Duncan (manager) will also be available if there are any specific questions directed for him. They will also really highlight their in house brand that they’ve been growing the past few years, A New Medium.

Starting with their first store in Lake Charles(Louisiana), operated from the front of their welding and fabrication shop, they have expanded both online and brick and mortar with a new store second in the heart of New Orleans on Magazine Street. Supplying: Iron Heart, Freenote Cloth, 3sixteen, The Flat Head, Samurai Denim, Pure Blue Japan, Studio D'Artisan, Rogue Territory, Alden, Dehen 1920, Buzz Rickson, First Arrow's and many more!

Have your questions ready to be entered in the raffle to win PRIZES! First Drawn will receive a very generous $200 shop voucher for Iron Shop Provisions and the runner up A New Medium loop-wheel tee! (North America Only - Sorry)- All you have to do to enter the giveaway is participate in the AMA by asking a question.

Simply ask a question while the Ask Me Anything is live & active and you will be entered into a random drawing for a chance to win.

u/Pass_Port6221 — 1 month ago
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Paninaro: "...But what I do like, I love with a passion"

Echoes in Today's Heritage Style

The Classic Paninari

In the mid-1980s, a very particular youth tribe was hanging out on Piazza San Babila in Milan, sipping Coca-Cola, eating panini, and dressing with a precision that bordered on uniform. They called themselves Paninari. For a few short years Paninaro ("sandwichers"!) wasn't just a trend; it was a full cultural identity built on affluence, “American” optimism, and an almost obsessive devotion to brands and details. A specific denim cuff style, a particular jacket length, a recognizable imported or a hard-to-find brand carried as much weight as the garment itself. ...sound familiar?

Denim and Creepers

Four decades on, the Paninaro could be seen as an early blueprint for today's heritage and Americana-inspired menswear. The current appetite for MA-1 flight jackets, leather bombers, waxed-canvas field jackets, and vintage-inspired denim and boots owes an unacknowledged debt to this group of Milanese teenagers.

Sandwichers Late 80s

At the movement's core, mixing rugged, adventure-coded pieces with clean basics, remains a template that shows up constantly in modern "heritage" wear. In that sense, the Paninari weren't just an '80s curiosity.

They moved with the same instinct that now drives brands built entirely around reissuing or reinterpreting Americana: workwear, selvedge 501-style denim, rugged boots; and jackets trading directly on military authenticity.

Where It All Began

The Paninaro movement emerged from Italy's economic boom of the 1980s. Paninaro style was unapologetically consumerist and cheerful. There was no political statement, no rebellion against the system, just a bright, brand-obsessed embrace of American pop culture filtered through Italian style.

The Brands That Defined the Look

No discussion of Paninaro style is complete without naming names, because the movement was, at its core, a brand cult.

Best Company was arguably the crown jewel of Paninaro fashion. Its sweatshirts and jackets, often emblazoned with bold graphic logos, became a kind of tribal marker. Owning a Best Company piece signaled you were serious about the look, not just dabbling.

Best Company Chore Coat - Mid 80s (Authors Own Collection)

Chipie, a French label known for its youthful, colorful denim, found an enthusiastic second home among Milanese teenagers. Its casual, slightly preppy aesthetic fit perfectly alongside the movement's love of bright, clean silhouettes.

Chipie Denim - 1987 (Authors Own Collection)

Fiorucci brought a splash of pop-art energy to the mix. Founded by Elio Fiorucci, the label was already synonymous with Milan's fashion-forward, slightly cheeky sensibility, and its bold colors and playful graphics slotted naturally into the Paninaro wardrobe, the highlight being the western styled Appaloosa range.

Timberland boots and lug sole camp mocs were essential. Imported from America and initially marketed as rugged outdoor gear, Timberlands took on an entirely different meaning on the streets of Milan, a status symbol that signaled access to expensive, hard-to-find American goods.

Durango Cowboy Boots also featured in the look. An American import and, if access was an issue then El Campero, an Italian hand made boot maker with heavy American western looks.

Note the Customized Jeans

Vans, with their skate-born California pedigree, offered a lighter, more playful alternative to the boots. Another slice of American youth culture and a favorite for warmer days when full-height Timberlands felt like overkill.

Paraboot, even heritage wear classic paraboot had perhaps its first outing in rugged Paninaro style and helped cement the workwear French Tyrolean shoe in fashion circles

Paraboot and Vans

C17 brought its own share of logo-driven outerwear into the rotation, prized for a bold, easily recognized emblem that announced the wearer's allegiance at a glance.

Avirex, an American label built on genuine military flight-jacket heritage, gave the movement some of its most authentic bomber and MA-1 pieces, reinforcing the aviation theme that ran through so much of Paninaro outerwear.

And no Paninaro was fully outfitted without a backpack slung over one shoulder. Invicta brightly colored, boxy nylon bags becoming as much a part of the silhouette as any jacket or pair of jeans, often personalized with pins, stickers, and keychains to make an off-the-rack bag feel individual.

Note the Customized Denim, Vans and Flood Cut Jeans

Schott Leather jackets: sleek, fitted, and often in bomber or biker silhouettes — gave the look an edge of American rebellion, a nod to Hollywood and rock and roll even as the wearer's lifestyle was thoroughly bourgeois.

Shearling Bombers and Car Coats and Paraboot

MA-1 and hooded N2-B flight jackets became cornerstone pieces. Originally military surplus, the MA-1 was adopted across youth subcultures throughout the 1980s, and Paninari embraced its cropped fit, nylon shell, and orange lining as a practical yet stylish layer that paired perfectly with jeans and boots.

Chevignon brought a French-American workwear sensibility into the fold with canvas jackets and jeans that echoed the aviation and expedition themes running through much of Paninaro fashion, reinforcing the movement's fascination with adventure-brand Americana even while its wearers rarely left the piazza.

Acid Wash Double Levis

No Paninaro outfit was complete without a Charro belt cinched at the waist. These wide, ornately tooled leather belts originally inspired by Mexican cowboy craftsmanship, featured elaborate stitching, metal studs, and oversized decorative buckles that stood in sharp contrast to the otherwise clean, preppy lines of the rest of the outfit.

The Denim Obsession

If any single garment anchored the Paninaro silhouette, it was the jeans, and here the hierarchy was every bit as rigid as it was for jackets and sweatshirts. Levi's 501s sat at the top of the pyramid. Imported, comparatively expensive, and carrying the unmistakable red tab and leather patch, a pair of genuine 501s was a status symbol in its own right. The button fly (a detail to distinguish "real" Levi's from zippered knockoffs) became small badges of authenticity that insiders could spot at a glance.

From the Paninaro Fanzine - Don't Boil your 501s!

Beyond 501s, the Paninaro denim wardrobe expanded to include other American and American-styled labels. Levi's 501 alternatives like Wrangler, Lee and Even Lee Cooper circulated among those building out a fuller rotation. Italian made jeans were still prized however, Sisley the Italian denim arm of Benetton was another definitive brand as were Fiorucci (see above)

Chipie, Levis, Double, Triple Denim and Invicta Bag!

Fit mattered as much as label: jeans were typically worn slim and slightly cropped, often cuffed to show off the boots underneath. Stone wash, acid wash and fading were common, giving the denim a worn-in appearance that suggested effortless cool. Some customized their denim with extra patches or hand painted cartoon characters.

Americana Meets Sportswear

Underneath all the individual labels was a broader stylistic logic that gave Paninaro its unmistakable identity: a deliberate collision of Americana and sportswear. Nearly every element of the look was borrowed from American culture, but filtered through an Italian eye that treated those references as aspirational fantasy rather than lived experience.

Charro!

The MA-1 flight jacket came from U.S. military surplus; Timberland boots were built for New England hiking trails; Levi's 501s were the uniform of American ranch hands and rock stars alike. None of these garments had anything to do with the daily life of a middle-class Milanese teenager, and that was precisely the point. Wearing them was a way of buying into an imagined America of open roads, campuses, and effortless cool, glimpsed through movies, MTV, and imported magazines.

Flight Jackets and Biker Boots

At the same time, the silhouette leaned heavily on sportswear, even though almost none of it was worn for actual sport. Sweatshirts, windbreakers, and athletic-inspired cuts from labels like Best Company and Chipie gave the look a casual, energetic base, as if the wearer might at any moment jog off toward a tennis court.

The genius of the Paninaro mix was in how these two threads. Rugged, adventure-coded Americana and bright, casual sportswear were layered together rather than kept separate. The combination produced a look that felt both tough and playful. Brand heavy yes, but worn in and used, never babied.

Mullets and MA1

Legacy

The Paninaro moment was relatively brief, peaking between roughly 1983 and 1988 before evolving into other youth trends. But its cultural footprint outlasted its runway moment. The movement inspired and was inspired by music, most famously Pet Shop Boys' 1986 track "Paninaro," which helped export the subculture's name (if not its wardrobe) to an international audience. Fashion historians still point to Paninaro as one of the clearest examples of how brand logos became identity markers in youth culture, a phenomenon that would later explode globally with streetwear and hype culture.

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Today, vintage Best Company sweatshirts and jackets, original Fiorucci and Chipie denim, and well-worn Timberland boots are minor collector's items. Prized by those chasing the specific, saturated nostalgia of 1980s Milan. The Paninaro look then remains a vivid snapshot of a moment when a sandwich shop became a runway.

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u/garage_artists — 1 month ago
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Paninaro on The Plains

Recently I was asked to contribute to a book being written by one of our members and during that writing process I found my self falling into a nostalgic haze of 80's London and the crossover of Paninaro* and Buffalo** styles that was prevalent in West London. The cross over coming through the use of MA1s, Boots, 501s and the high/low mix of designer brands with sportwear and; work and western wear.

Chipie's was massive with Italian Paninari and it soon crossed the English Channel. By the late 1980s, it ahd become become an incredibly expensive, hard-to-find cult status symbol. At the time as a young teen it was often out of my price range.. a tee was all i could afford.. unless shoplifting (I can neither confirm nor deny!)

BUT... as ever Ebay has the answer to all nostalgic needs... at bargain prices.

JACKET: 1987 Chipie - Type 1/2/3 Hybrid with cool "flip" cuffs!

SHIRT: 1986 Chipie - Fancy "patchwork quilt" Western Shirt!

Thank you eBay.. my 16 year old self is damn cool now.

* The term comes from paninoteche (sandwich bars) like Milan's Al Panino and the fast-food joint Burghy, where stylish youths gathered. Mixing high-end Italian fashion with American casual staples.. High cuffed Levis 501's, El Charro Western Belts, MA1s and Barbour, Timberlands and Canvas Sneakers... brands like Ciao, Chipie, Best Company and more (Stone Island was "ret conned" much later btw). See: Pet Shop Boys - Paninaro

** This high-low mix used sharp tailoring with casual sportswear, flight jackets, and workwear: Heavy use of rugged boots, denim, and utilitarian pieces. Pioneered by the late stylist Ray Petri. Dr. Martins, Alpha MA1s, Vintage 501s. See: Big Audio Dynamite - Sight See MC

BIG AUDIO DYNAMITE

PET SHOP BOYS

u/garage_artists — 1 month ago
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No bears in the tropics?

Getting impatient for Autumn. I wouldn't usually get myself any PRL "bear" branded items, but this came up in a trip to Maxx and I fell for the front (not so much the back). Paired here with more thrifted PRL in the form of the classic preppy Andrew Pants and oddly enough some anniversary edition Clarks desert boots also found NOS/NIB online

Bargains again:

JACKET: Polo Country Ecru Jacket, base on the LEE 101

PANTS: PRL Andrew Pants, The more tailored version with bound seams, lined waistband etc

TEE: COS - Always top quality tees from COS

SHOE: Clarks 2018 65th Anniversary in Bronto Suede from CF Stead

BTW: Tropical bears primarily refer to "Sun Bears" which are the smallest bear species in the world and live exclusively in the hot, humid tropical forests of Southeast Asia

u/garage_artists — 1 month ago
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Sale of The (Mid) Century

It may seem to the casual observer that our little corner of the internet only features hard to obtain high ticket items...

Not so my friends! I ,like many here, am a bargain bin buyer (mostly 😎)...

I don't usually post prices.. but...

SHOE: Deadstock Original Redwing Shop Moc. The ones with the one piece vamp, four eyelets and Norwegian welts. Bought NIB from a BST thread - $110

SHIRT: Uniqlo Hickory work shirt. Bought in a end of line sale, last one in the store about 4 years ago - $17

PANTS: Red Tornado, copy of LVC 1955 501. So, a copy of a repro (or second order simularcra for my fellow post modernists) -$80

TEE: Unbleached Apparel 5oz Tee. Bought half a dozen in their sales. - $17 a pop

WATCH: Mickey Mouse Seiko movement, from Poshmark - $19

BELT: Gap elastic weave, bought the three in blue, green, black. Sales - each $6

"It's time for an Instant Bargain. Player in the lead can buy bargain merchandise."

u/garage_artists — 2 months ago
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Suede Head

Dug out my old desert boots... Was already wearing these 107s... Then I remembered this old documentary photo from my inspiration folder...

SHOE: Clarks Original 65th Anniversary CF Stead

PANTS: Stan Ray MiUSA 107

SHIRT: Penguin

Why do you come here?

And why, why do you hang around?

u/garage_artists — 2 months ago
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INTRO TO ARCHITECTURE 101

I'm sort of saying "oof"... its 112 outside and 68 inside.

JACKET: Bonne Suits Amsterdam

PANTS: Stan Ray Jungle Pants - very light weight

TEE: Unbleached Apparel 5 oz

SHOE: EPT Dive

The architecture is brutal as is the heat.

u/garage_artists — 2 months ago
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Palaka 1943

Still have the AC at 68 in the office, cold enough to warrant a light jacket.

Absolute bargains today r/frugalheritagewear !

Jacket: Levis Sunrise Trucker in Palaka, very light weight maybe 8-10oz ($28 in Sales!) sized down to M to defeat "oversized" cut.

Pants: Bronson 1943 Battle Dress (circa $50) High and Wide

Tee: Unbleached Apparel ($17 sales) breezy!

Shoe: SeaVees Sato ($70 sales) chunky updated

Cash for Cool.

PS: See link for long form article on Palaka, Hawaii's plaid!

here

u/garage_artists — 2 months ago
▲ 73 r/HeritageWear

Beam Me Up

It's Friday and I'm ready to go back to the mothership.

Nice simple one today with my usual mix of high and low end.

PANTS: Tommy HBT Fatigues

SHOE: SeaVees Sato

TEE: Kapital Stripe

JACKET: Bonne Double Breasted Chore

HELM: DMD 77

BAG: Gramicci Climbing Bag

Repost (forgot pic.. like I said ...it's Friday)

u/garage_artists — 2 months ago
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French Canadienne / French

A comprehensive post today... reflecting the saga of THE jacket.

I had my eye on Le Laboureur since writing about "largeot" in GARMENT ORIGINS (see here) a year ago. It seemed at the time they were pretty hard to get hold of outside of France as the only stockist I could find in the USA was Le Gardenheir ... and they didn't have the model I really wanted... linen!

PARIS

Roll on to June '26 and I had a "work" trip to Paris!

Straight to Le Blouse de Lyon to get myself kitted out. Fantastic shop and staff.. and I came away with the Linen/Cotton mix chore jacket and pants in black. BUT they didn't have the full suit in camel so I came away with just the pants from that set. This left me "jacketless" for the camel color.

FRANCE/UK/USA

Le Blouse do not ship to the USA (You know why!) So on my return to the USA, and to avoid tariffs I ordered a camel jacket to be sent to a friend (and member here!) in the UK. He would recieve the package and send it on to me as a "gift" avoiding tariffs! yipeee.

BUT, nooooo my friends. The British customs agent/receivers decided instead to return my package to France for unpaid taxes! Utter nonsense as the package was well under the threshold, furthermore the demand came after they sent the package back. They were told to stick it up their collective "' 'arris". DPD are charlatans and rogues!

Le Blouse de Lyon kindly refunded me in full. Lovely people.

THE SUB TO THE RESCUE

This still left me camel jacket less. Until u/ctjanjic1 posted his fantastic "wide boy" fit right here black metis, In it he mentioned that he got his from La Cognee in Quebec! Finally a lead... went straight to them and MAIS OUI!

The owner (and tool maker) Emmanuel carried the now rare and hard to find linen/cotton jacket!

BUT.. he was out of stock! MAIS NO.

BUT.. he could order it for me! MAIS OUI!

MON AMI DE QUEBEC

I ordered and Emmanuel had that out to me and delivered less than 72 hours after the pre-order arrived! Wonderful service, friendly and personal. Great packaging and attention to detail! Check out his store for all your Le Laboureur needs and... axes!

..and here it is. merci mon amis!!

PANTS: Le Laboureur Half Balloon Largeot in Linen/Cotton

JACKET: Le Laboureur Chore Jacket in Linen/Cotton

SHOE: EPT Dive

TEE: Unbleached Apparel

NECK: VisVim hand dyed double bandana

QUEBEC is the answer! Thank you all!

u/garage_artists — 2 months ago
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No.8 1943 to 2004

In the world of rugby there is a saying that the longer you play the closer you get to becoming a prop forward. Having recently lost about 25 pounds, I have pushed that eventuality back some years I hope.

This is a Rugby by Ralph Lauren rugby shirt, not to be confused with a rugby shirt by PRL. It's from 2004, when the brand first launched. Even better is that it is in my old prep school colors AND no.8, my old position... AND in another twist of synchronicity the crest features an elephant, the nickname given to my old school entrance way....had to get it! The sewn in "name tag" style label is a nice touch.

Ralph shut down this sub brand sometime around 2013 but one can still find examples on the usual "gently used" sites and often for under $40. Some "collectors" will massively over value their items but a sharp eye helps.

The pants are 1943 British battle dress from "Bang for The Buck Bronson" and the shoes from Korean brand Eastern Pacific Trade.

TL;DR

SHOE: EPT Dive

PANTS: Bronson

SHIRT: Rugby Ralph Lauren

WATCH: Mickey Mouse

Read more about the origins/history and adoption of the rugby shirt at the link below!

ORIGINS OF RUGBY SHIRT

u/garage_artists — 2 months ago
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TCB MARU - The Return

Back from MEX holidays ... with a safe round trip .

I didn't sail but somehow found myself accidently (on purpose?) dressing USN style, albeit with brands from Japan. Indeed the denim had to make a longer trip than I. Ordered from Japan, along with the matching jacket, sent to one of my brothers in the UK and collected by me from him this June.

Here we have TCB (Two Cat Brand) - USN Seaman Pants in 10oz neppy Denim, based on 1940s deck Pants with all the details from that era: Double-stitched front pockets, belt loops are stitched into the waist belt, button fly, rear stencil.

On the other end of the price spectrum we have the opinion splitting Amazon USN Work shirt (IYKYN), also with 40s details : cats eye buttons, double chain stitch and two layer yoke.

The shoes are SeaVees "Satos" and updated USN navy/sports deck shoe based on BF Goodrich 1964 originals, with "modern" exaggerated foxing and toe bumper.

In my hand a bandana (Its 95 degrees outside.. my brow must be wiped)

tldr:

SHOE: SeaVee Sato

SHIRT: Amazon USN "hurt shirt"

PANTS: TCB Deck Pants

HANKY/BANDANA: RRL

WATCH: Mickey Mouse MZB/Seiko

In reference to the title of this post: The suffix "-maru" (丸) attached to Japanese ship names means "circle" or "round". It is traditionally used as a good-luck wish for a safe round trip—leaving port, traveling the world, and returning home safely

u/garage_artists — 2 months ago
▲ 34 r/HeritageWear

Iron Shop Provisions New Store NOLA

This Saturday 8/8/26.

All your heritage needs!

Laissez Les Bons Temps Rouler

u/garage_artists — 2 months ago
▲ 55 r/HeritageWear

Rayas De Mayas

On holiday in Mexico and I pack light... Tulum, Diamond K, Chichen Itza, Cenotes...

PANTS: Beams Japan Pleated Dad Pants

SHIRT: COS

SHOE: EPT Dive

I am glad to say, that I only wore shorts by the pool... can't let standards slip. 😎

u/garage_artists — 2 months ago