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They forced their employees to get jabbed. That was enough for me, aside from the decline in quality and allowing these to be made by near slavery.

How does he have more cake than my gf?!!

I need someone to explain why these small details make the pants $350... Feel like most of this should only double or triple the cost of standard jeans... the cost of these is 5 to 20 times what you'd pay for other durable brands

Okay ima get these they look fire

Bruh you act like you been wearing the brand for 40 years 😂 buy a different jacket

Carhartt was gentrified.

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Jncos betta pockets

You overpayed on all of this gear. The ending score where you just throw out any logic and just say the old one is better makes this video a waste of time.

Thems are combat boots

Man, i always hate when clothing is rediculously expensive... but this made me kinda want to spend the money on another really nice pair of jeans

I appreciate that you didn’t make cheap jokes or just call him a “dumb idiot” like many other critics of Hancock. It only makes people who already agree with you feel better but isn’t going to persuade anyone who you’d want to persuade. (especially because Hancock himself isn’t very gracious toward academics/archeologists)

I wore a pair of their work pants like 5 times and got a whole in the back pocket where my wallet was. Really disappointing tbh. Not even cheap jeans do that

No.7 they look like shit

The perfect jean, quite literally

Surprised there's no comments from any old Mods. That's why I got my Fish Tail Parka, to put over my cool clothes and keep me warm whilst zipping around on my Lambretta hairdryer.

Nice cake

I have a really old Fish-Tail Parka with a thin removable wool lining and it has a massive removable hood with white fur trim. I took that off cos I think it's not a genuine one... So where does mine come from? What era? It doesn't look like any of those you are showing.

I ended up ordering a Detroit jacket only to immediately return it. Its definitely dropped in quality, seems like fast fashion now

I had an N3. It was by far the warmest winter coat that I'd ever worn.

What white T are you wearing in this? Looks great!

It’s all about the jass :)

Number one congratulations you played yourself off Ross

So…is it more durable now in general? Is it warmer now?

Are you trying to justify the price ? You know I can buy a used car for that money right ?

Way too fucking wide

I prefer Lee riders

Hey did you ever soak or wash this jacket? I am in between L and XL and wondering if it ever shrunk?

10/10 not a clickbait would watch again.

I used to wear the double front duck pants. The first pair lasted me about 3 years of regular hard wear. Each time ive gotten new ones, they have broken down faster. Last pair the crutch tore within 10-12 mos. Now on the lookout for a replacement...

These actually remind me of my Levi’s but I know the time, care, and materials that went into making these ones is probably more, but mine have all the same features and comfort and etc, but are kind of for skateboarding and sports, been wearing same 3 pairs every day for about 10 years now, if not slightly longer… and still like brand new.

Thanks hipsters.

Carheart is unAmerican trash

@wranglerstar thoughts on these jeans

Looks like a grizzlies gynecologist

I’ll take my Levi’s

Iron Hearts are quite a bit cheaper if you buy them in Japan. If you decide to take a trip here, put these on your shopping list.

Did i just got advertised to without realizing again?

Your sense of humor is why I watch. The clothing news is also good.

I'll stick to the 501 LEVIS

and still cheaper than jncos

Honestly I like redhead brand. The little duck inside the collar gives me joy 😊

“Japanese motorcyclists” aka super gays

Who fucking cares 👆🏻

Still not worth the pric😂

Bro opened the bakery and screamed HOT N READYYYY

Aussie saddlemaker here. I can tell from the photos, the rivetted belt maker has not been formally trained in making leather products. The buckle is loose - undesirable, the rivets should be closer to the buckle to reduce the looseness, and there should be two rivets - one at each side of the strap. The riveted belt has the keeper too far from the buckle, bridle making principles - the keeper should be close to the buckle, the reason is it minimises the strap bulging out between the buckle and the keeper. Chrome tan leather stretches and not a good leather for making belts. Shoe and boot uppers are usually made of chrome tan. Chrome Tan can be done in a day, where as veg tanning can take months. When making belts, I stick with high quality veg tan leather. Very long lasting, good for 25 years plus. I have two belts I made in the 1990s which I traded for new belts two years ago, and they still had lots of life left in them. Prices - a basic veg tan leather belt should be priced under $100. a retail price of around $75 is more realistic. The English bridle leather mentioned by the vid presenter is excellent, brands such as Sedgwick or J&FJ Baker in Devon England fantastic leather and very nice to work with from my point of view. Baker is the last remaining tannery in England still using oak bark, and the manager told me there has been a tannery there since Roman occupation of England! The rattle noise is from the roller. When fitted, that noise should be absent due to pressure on the roller. Rollers are old technology and were invented for straps being done up every day to stop wear on the buckle on harness and bridles with working horses such as horses in draught - such as cab drivers and farm horses. I hope this info is of some use. Thanks for reading my comment. From a saddlemaker of forty years - and still learning! Thank you to the presenter for educating the viewers.

350 for a pair of jeans 🤣🤣🤣🤣👍