[Edward]

Thanks! Shirt is linen cotton (Sainsbury's!), trews are from Charles Tyrwhitt. Lower in the waist than ideal, though about the same rise as some fifties work trews I had. Basic cotton chinos, nice wide leg. The jacket is one of those unexpected favourites. I'd always thought an Aero Highwayman would be too boxy for me, but jumped on this at a good deal (one of the first Aero "Apprentice Made" jackets, though mine has the blue label as it predates the archer label). It's in steer, same thickness as fqhh but a much softer drape, which I think works better in this style.

Cap is actually German made- Bela at Hepsville. I've got four of his eightpanels, two in Harris Tweed, and this one in grey linen and another in natural linen for Summer. Lovely work, highly recommended if you are looking an eight panel.

[SJC]

Ah Nice Edward! Perfect.  

General thought: It would be helpful if you could kindly post outside of SJC for noobs to see these pieces, thanks.

[SJC]

Mike in his new Simonds cap and a little something else

[Sean Longden]

I love the positioning of the devil's head. Perfect!

[Edward]

That's how I've taken to wearing mine - the devil and the cat heads on the tails. I love this design. I really think it would work well on other background colours too - a navy, an emerald green, a royal purple.....

[SJC]

Unkraut doing his thing in the Hard Luck and also the Sailors Dream 

 

[Edward]

Looks cool. Is Florian wearing some kind of a woggle with the red one?

[Unkraut]

Just a metal ring my gf had in her sewing supply box. Not sure what it was for originally. One has to be careful with the silk though.
Using a leather loop is probably safer because it's soft.

[Sean Longden]

Sunday: wearing my SJC bandana before cycling down to Brighton ...


... and fifty miles later:

[SJC]

Oooh nice!

[SJC]

[Unkraut]

Nice. Do you want to do your own versions?

[SJC]

Well yes, I would like too, that would be handy for further neckerchiefs.

[Rudie]

With a little bulldawg.

[SJC]

Nice. 

Have we got any more pics of these things.  You know I found a brilliant factory to make our belt buckles they could easily make these in pewter or brass.  But I just need to see the back or sides.