Looks awesome. And, 9 months lets me know how much longer I need to wait. I made my order in late April. I'm not quite 6 months in, so I might be lucky to get it by the New Year.
Gorgeous leather. You did a great job on the photos. I made the same choice back in April, sight unseen, so seeing your up close photos gives me a lot more reassurance. There grain looks great, as does the color itself.
I ordered the same model with different leather and some other differences, but if it comes back fitting that well, I'll be happy. I probably had the same fit jacket as you, but I needed to go the other way. I asked for it to be half-way between the medium and the large for the shoulders and...
I don't think I can give you a huge amount of advice as my first Thedi is currently being made up. I ordered at the end of April. I ordered a fit jacket from Thurston Bros. It was tight in the chest and shoulders. When i sent back the pics, Carrie said it looked like a good tight fit, but...
I ordered this style myself, with some differences in materials. I went through Thurston with a fit jacket, which I hope I made the right changes to. (fingers crossed) Mine will be washed espresso buffalo with an olive cotton drill lining. It's been almost 3 months, but I was told it could be...
In the Alden community, sun faded color #8 is sought after as long as it's relatively even between the two shoes. There is an expectation that different panels may not fade equally.
I have one pair of C&J handgrade, one benchgrade, 6 pairs of Alfred Sargents, 8 pairs of Aldens, and one Edward Green. Edward Green are the finest of them all. It's in a different class among those I own. The finishing of the leather, closeness of the welt, and stitching of the upper are all...
My boot collection. The top row are all Aldens. The two newest arrivals are the plaza lasted cigar shell and the grant lasted whiskey shell next to them. The bottom row includes a dress balmoral boot from Crockett and Jones and two from Alfred Sargent. I don't have enough jackets to pair with...
A group I was with drove from Sofia to Thessaloniki about 8 years ago. It was in summer and there was an uncharacteristic heatwave in the region. The drive was a lot longer than the cab drivers told us they would be and much of the highway once we entered Greece was in disrepair (it was during...
Thanks for your experience. Cotton drill lining appears to be the universal advice. Appreciate the info about the non-zip hand warmers and gussets. Will definitely use Thurston when the time comes.
I'm not in a rush to order myself. I need to make sure my family gets through this financially before I throw down cash on a luxury purchase. I'll check out your thread on drill linings.
Thanks. Love your jacket. I think you have similar taste to what I was thinking for a lot of features. I get what you mean about naturally aged brass versus artificially aged. It does look good in your photos, but it's very uniform in color.
Your find flap is exactly what I was thinking of...
Thanks for your advice. From my experience with tailored clothes, I get what you mean regarding fit and will definitely reach out to Carrie when the time comes.
Thanks for the advice. Will definitely reach out to Carrie when I'm ready to begin the process. I will definitely need help with the fit given my short arms and relatively (for my height) broad shoulders.
Thanks. Seems cotton drill is a nearly universal recommendation among those with a lot of experience. In the cold I'll be wearing wool sweaters. In the warm, just buttoned shirts or t-shirts.
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