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  1. mike

    My cat's in heat

    Was there ever an update on this? ...Jack?
  2. mike

    My Custom Tailor redux

    Good one! I've also seen examples of early 1940's 3 button, peak lapeled suit jackets where the lapel is rather pointed and at an extreme angle. I can't locate the images, but they aren't as curved as your suit Doran. I wouldn't alter them since they match the lapeled vest! If the vest...
  3. mike

    My Custom Tailor redux

    3 button peak lapel seemed like a favorite of Hideki Okisaka, such as:
  4. mike

    Music from "The Commitments" 1991

    I love this film! Plus, the rest of the Barrytown trilogy: the Snapper and the Van. The Snapper is my favorite of the three, even if it's lacking the rockin soundtrack.... WATCH IT! :D
  5. mike

    Wash In Lux's Blowout Sale Part 5

    T'is a beauty! Thank you so much for offering it here! :D
  7. mike

    Show Us Your Purchases....GUYS !

    $50! How great, huh?! :D
  8. mike

    Photoplays!

    Just won this for a whopping $6.25!
  9. mike

    Measuring: vintage vs. modern

    Ebay sellers often write that you can get away with a lower inseam because pants were cut differently many years ago. I don't really follow that line of thought. What it means is that the top of the pants would sit higher, approx on a person's natural waist, so the rise would be greater than a...
  10. mike

    Vintage Workwear

    There's a woman posting in this thread. :eek: :p That brings to mind this question: are their many women into this stuff today? Are there examples of original or repro female-intended work wear items? Any online place collecting photos of ladies at work? Obviously, the WW2-era had many...
  11. mike

    Movie Memorialbilia! Let's see your own personal Ackermansions!

  13. mike

    Movie Memorialbilia! Let's see your own personal Ackermansions!

    Check out this craziness. The stills are from various current for 1918 films, including of Theda Bara! Talk about the perfect pairing for this site, huh?!
  14. mike

    Plaid Wool Mackinaws

    Which goes back to why e-workers is so great. Plus, they're open to suggestions regarding sizing options and details! That's hard to beat!
  15. mike

    What are you wearing today??

    Mario - what a wall o'hats! :eusa_clap Do you find they get dusty being stored that way if you don't rotate them frequently enough?
  16. mike

    The Wolfman Remade

    And! Maria Ouspenskaya is not represented badly. I just love saying that name. I don't have anywhere near enough excuses to say it out loud. Right now, I am. lol
  17. mike

    The Wolfman Remade

    No spoilers, but here's my opinions... This film respects the source material and builds upon it great! I saw it as equal parts WEREWOLF OF LONDON (1935), WOLFMAN (1941), and something new! At times I actually thought he WAS Chaney, Jr.! Between the way he carried himself, and the lighting, it...
  19. mike

    The Wolfman Remade

    ...IS FANGTASTIC!
  20. mike

    Reproduction classic workwear

    Not really. The Converse shirt is cool, don't get me wrong. But take a good look at the buttons, the pockets, the construction, etc... the Deckard's in the details and e-worker's are where it's at. ;)
  21. mike

    30's~40's Work Boots

    Your White's lead to wiolence? Will you die with your (white's semi-dress) boots on?
  22. mike

    30's~40's Work Boots

    Or buying them a really inappropriate present, like naming a section of a street after them in some random country half way around the world. That would drive a kid nuts. They completely wouldn't appreciate it and it would cost some unbelievable amount of money.
  23. mike

    30's~40's Work Boots

    Or are you just too close to all the violence to accept your hand in it?

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