Want to buy or sell something? Check the classifieds
  • The Fedora Lounge is supported in part by commission earning affiliate links sitewide. Please support us by using them. You may learn more here.

Search results

  1. resortes805

    Ebay Madness

    Time to start pickin' for patches!
  2. resortes805

    Evil Denim Los Angeles

    Yes, this is what I meant. If you look at the first picture in the thread, I am raising my arm, so you can get a look at the sleeve opening. The sleeves are cut higher than modern fits, but I don't find it binding. Edward, if you are interested in these jeans, keep an eye on the rockabilly...
  3. resortes805

    Jeans

    If this project was run by a co-operative who were going to give jeans away I would support it, otherwise I see no reason to subsidize their business with money I would give them anyway if and when I purchase their products.
  4. resortes805

    Holy Grail of vintage suits

    You got a point; they are referred to as 'saddle' pockets, after all!
  5. resortes805

    Holy Grail of vintage suits

    It's actually more of an urban, hep, 'Hollywood' style, than country or western style.
  7. resortes805

    Evil Denim Los Angeles

    Here's pretty much the same get-up from a 1940s Montgomery Ward's catalog. 101 line.
  8. resortes805

    Evil Denim Los Angeles

    The Jeans The jeans are pretty close to the 1937 501's: higher waisted with a full leg cut. Unlike the 501's, the rear cinch buckle sits below the belt line like 1940s Montgomery Ward's 101 jeans. All the rivets are present and accounted for, including the rear pocket and crotch rivets...
  9. resortes805

    Reproduction classic workwear

    My review of Evil Denim: http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?68914-Evil-Denim-Los-Angeles
  10. resortes805

    Killer Korduroy 1950s Hollywood Jacket size S-M

    I'm gone till friday. Cool stuff! But a bit too slim for me.
  11. resortes805

    Evil Denim Los Angeles

    He has them on ebay for $129.
  13. resortes805

    Dirt Cheap Used Levi's 501's and other Jeans W35-W38

    The inseams are different from jean to jean, check the item descriptions.
  14. resortes805

    Evil Denim Los Angeles

    I'll post a review of the jeans soon, which are being offered at two price points depending on the denim quality used. You can get the jeans or the jackets at Sneaky Tiki in Long Beach, or online on ebay. A batch of this denim was stolen recently in a Christmas morning smash and grab, so...
  15. resortes805

    Evil Denim Los Angeles

    Evil Denim is a reproduction vintage denim line created by the proprietor of Sneaky Tiki, the man also behind the reproduction vintage clothing line, Hollywood Rogue. It's been years since Evil Denim's initial run of 1937 style buckleback repros. Now there back, offering '37 style selvedge...
  16. resortes805

    Reproduction classic workwear

    LVC Storefront display
  17. resortes805

    Dirt Cheap Used Levi's 501's and other Jeans W35-W38

    Yes, they are consistent.
  19. resortes805

    The Great Gatsby - Remake in the Works

    ....and it is funny to read people praise the '74 film as that movie has been the Fedora Lounge Whipping boy for how not to make a period flick for quite some time now.
  20. resortes805

    The Great Gatsby - Remake in the Works

    I dunno, this movie looks fun to me. I grew up in the '90s and enjoyed the hyperactivity and ,well, the sheer 90'sness of Romeo + Juliet. I think his Great Gatsby will be that same sort of ride for this decade. Sure it doesn't come close to capturing the 1920's, but this flick ain't...
  21. resortes805

    Killer Korduroy 1950s Hollywood Jacket size S-M

    P'Med ya'.
  22. resortes805

    Killer Korduroy 1950s Hollywood Jacket size S-M

    Of course! It might be a bit too small for you; I've tried it on and it fits me too snugly. Let me know if you want to check it out.
  23. resortes805

    Vintage 1930s, 1940s, 1950s belts for men, different sizes 32-36

    Me too, I have two of the same black ones, but the brown one is too small for me. They were a pretty standard style for decades.
View older results

Latest posts

Members online

Total: 2,755 (members: 47, guests: 2,708)

Forum statistics

Threads
109,666
Messages
3,086,146
Members
54,480
Latest member
PISoftware
Top