[Nik]

cream flannels and the burgundy summer polo

[SJC]

^ !!

Chaps please don't dawdle on your cream flannel order.  I have hit 20 pairs sold now and from 50mts in stock I suspect we will get max 27 pairs out of the bolt.  

NOTE: I will leave the Cream Flannel page up on the shop with an explanation that orders will be accepted but the delivery date on the next run of cream flannel will be dispatched in August or thereabouts.

[Nik]

grey flannels and blue flannel work shirt

[Sean Longden]

Flannels, neckerchief and polo ordered!!!!

[SJC]

Thanks Sean.  Thanks guys.  Will submit order end of the week.  Interestingly the cream and grey are neck and neck.  I always thought the grey would be more popular but I guess, one never knows.

[Sean Longden]

Grey is a good standard, but the cream is so ... creamy.

[Edward]

Yes, they both look fantastic.

Are you considering these in any other fabrics? A good, heavy HBT cotton drill might be nice for easy-care everyday wear...

[Nik]

[Nik]

grey flannels with the rust summer polo and 40s gabardine jacket

[Nik]

[Edward]

Lopoking forward to these arriving. Looking forwardc even more to the SJC Hollywood jacket next year!

[SJC]

weirdly im looking forward to making a Hood Rat 1940's collection next year too.

[SJC]

Here is a crappy factory pic of a size 30 pair, not pressed. But you can see the 3.5cm waistband, the coinpocket moved, the better hip shape and of course the wider hem.

[Rudie]

If this pocket configuration is authentic, great. I can't comment on that, since all my vintage trousers have the middle of the flap placed over the inner pleat. Anyway, now the front belt loops are asymmetrical. I would move the left one to the same position as the right one.

[Sean Longden]

yes. essential.