I never knew Pherrows was part of LVC? I have one of their shirts in white cotton. Same style as the flannel really, but so light. It's great for a hot summers day. That Studio D'artisan is a beautiful shirt, may have to keep an eye out for something similar.
Hey Fjorde, idk if you've tried them yet but I recently got an indigoera Norris flannel and it is amazing! Give it a look if you haven't already, highly recommend 👌
I would love to find an "Urban Flannel" shirt. Gauze flannel. Slub flannel. Super soft. Medium weight. Form fitting. Small spread collar. No pockets. Stealthy elegant plaids. Exactingly constructed and detailed. Does anyone know of anyone? I'm not a fan of western pockets on flannel shirts. Great for chopping down trees but not for the subway.
Dark Gravity, are you saying 'stolen valour' of a working man's clothes? For a start, I see Japan honouring the fact those clothes had a style of there own. And, secondly Japan taking the time and making them better is something that should be lauded. Better that than modern day tat. Plus, most men who buy these clothes are working men, plus no one forces anyone to buy them.
I'm with you on this Blue--not to mention some of those brands that Dark mentions are not as 'American' as they appear these days--American materials manufactured in China or striaght outsourced. Granted others he mentions are still truely made in the USA. Carl Murawski talks about how he dislikes blue-collar guys that try to belittle people for wearing work wear--it's just clothes! Further, these Japanese hertige brands are not cut well for the job site in many cases. They are cut to look good not for maximuim mobility and utility. Not many working guys throwing on their Iron Hearts to go roofing. The tue valor of the working man is how they embody the spirit of hard work and freedom; not complaining that people enjoy a style of clothing. Keep up the great videos fjorde, hope my sarcastic comment earlier was too overboard!
@@Infamousjr719I’d rather spend 500 on a new welding rig expensive useless none work Clothes are for jack offs that only spend their day staring in the mirror like wannabe rappers
Pendleton, Carhartt, Filson, Woolrich are a few American Heritage Workwear companies known for making flannels but you only mentioned Levi's. I've tried to watch but your channel just seems to be a hard flex of all the expensive Japanese products you have. I admit the quality coming out of Japan is second to none but the designs they're based on were not built to that level. They were built for the average working man. (Before some Jack wagon says I'm angry cuz I can't afford it I'm in the top 2% of wage earners and it's blue collar money. It's about principle, which is sorely lacking in today's world.) Stolen Valor, which Cee R Dee refers to frequently, is representing what you're not. You don't even pay respect to where the designs came from or who they were designed for. Don't worry. This is the only comment you'll ever recieve from me. Yes, I know it helps your algorithm but hopefully it also helps your direction. God Bless
@@dark_gravity_edc poser works better than stolen valor for sure. Like those people who wear jeans when they've never stepped in a coal mine in their lives. People these days.
@@shootjase I really don't care what people wear. I do get annoyed, and it's really my problem, when people insinuate that only the super expensive is good enough. I Love Iron Heart, I may would love the others but they don't fit, and they are the best currently. I am a maintenance man in a steel mill currently. I've been an Iron Worker, a diesel mechanic and in the military. I've never seen any of the brands he mentioned as "the best" on a job site, nor have anyone I've met heard of them. I have seen the brands I mentioned and their vintage garments are highly coveted. Makes you question which is best and which is fashion.
I never knew Pherrows was part of LVC? I have one of their shirts in white cotton. Same style as the flannel really, but so light. It's great for a hot summers day.
That Studio D'artisan is a beautiful shirt, may have to keep an eye out for something similar.
Hey Fjorde, idk if you've tried them yet but I recently got an indigoera Norris flannel and it is amazing! Give it a look if you haven't already, highly recommend 👌
Most interested in the denim jacket you are wearing in the video 😂
I think it's the Iron Heart 16 oz slubby Type II jacket. IHJ-507-SLB
What jacket do you currently have on?
That joint is hella Fly !!
Great video as always, Fjorde. Quick question: is there anything you wouldn’t style with a pair of jeans and a type I, II or III jacket?
What brand fedora are you wearing? So dope
Just subbed my guy. What brand are those jacket looks mint.
My bad , just saw the iron heart W logo
Hello. Love your videos. How tall are you and how much do you weigh? What size is the Studio D’Artisan?
What brand is your denim jacket? Looks amazing 🙌 Oh and i have that Samurai shirt, it's amazing 👌
I would love to find an "Urban Flannel" shirt. Gauze flannel. Slub flannel. Super soft. Medium weight. Form fitting. Small spread collar. No pockets. Stealthy elegant plaids. Exactingly constructed and detailed. Does anyone know of anyone? I'm not a fan of western pockets on flannel shirts. Great for chopping down trees but not for the subway.
Dark Gravity, are you saying 'stolen valour' of a working man's clothes?
For a start, I see Japan honouring the fact those clothes had a style of there own. And, secondly Japan taking the time and making them better is something that should be lauded.
Better that than modern day tat.
Plus, most men who buy these clothes are working men, plus no one forces anyone to buy them.
I'm with you on this Blue--not to mention some of those brands that Dark mentions are not as 'American' as they appear these days--American materials manufactured in China or striaght outsourced. Granted others he mentions are still truely made in the USA. Carl Murawski talks about how he dislikes blue-collar guys that try to belittle people for wearing work wear--it's just clothes!
Further, these Japanese hertige brands are not cut well for the job site in many cases. They are cut to look good not for maximuim mobility and utility. Not many working guys throwing on their Iron Hearts to go roofing. The tue valor of the working man is how they embody the spirit of hard work and freedom; not complaining that people enjoy a style of clothing. Keep up the great videos fjorde, hope my sarcastic comment earlier was too overboard!
I would add. DEVIUM USA flannels to this list. I swear by them
Whats the diff? Heritage flannel?
I love dixxon flannel check them out!
Should be dressed in 🌈
$360 for a flannel😮 $500 for a shacket 😮 now way
Thats like a 1.63$ a day. If you cant save 2$ a day you’re a brokie.
@@Infamousjr719I’d rather spend 500 on a new welding rig expensive useless none work Clothes are for jack offs that only spend their day staring in the mirror like wannabe rappers
@@Infamousjr719not wanting to spend $360 for a flannel is like being responsible with your money, shot up clown 🤡
Pendleton, Carhartt, Filson, Woolrich are a few American Heritage Workwear companies known for making flannels but you only mentioned Levi's.
I've tried to watch but your channel just seems to be a hard flex of all the expensive Japanese products you have. I admit the quality coming out of Japan is second to none but the designs they're based on were not built to that level. They were built for the average working man. (Before some Jack wagon says I'm angry cuz I can't afford it I'm in the top 2% of wage earners and it's blue collar money. It's about principle, which is sorely lacking in today's world.) Stolen Valor, which Cee R Dee refers to frequently, is representing what you're not. You don't even pay respect to where the designs came from or who they were designed for.
Don't worry. This is the only comment you'll ever recieve from me. Yes, I know it helps your algorithm but hopefully it also helps your direction. God Bless
Well said sir!
Stolen valor? Lol. So dramatic.
@@shootjase OK, how about Poser. Running around like a chump trying to flex what you're not makes you a.....!
@@dark_gravity_edc poser works better than stolen valor for sure. Like those people who wear jeans when they've never stepped in a coal mine in their lives. People these days.
@@shootjase I really don't care what people wear. I do get annoyed, and it's really my problem, when people insinuate that only the super expensive is good enough. I Love Iron Heart, I may would love the others but they don't fit, and they are the best currently. I am a maintenance man in a steel mill currently. I've been an Iron Worker, a diesel mechanic and in the military. I've never seen any of the brands he mentioned as "the best" on a job site, nor have anyone I've met heard of them. I have seen the brands I mentioned and their vintage garments are highly coveted. Makes you question which is best and which is fashion.