WAYWT - The Hard Labour Edition aka "Working in your workwear".

[Brock]

@_streetshark:

Those all look great!

Thanks! They do a great job at keeping me warm and dry here in the PNW as well!

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[neph93]

@Brock:

Yes it is! The inside of them are covered in indigo stains. The PIH5DCTs bleed like a mofo!!

Brilliant!

[ROman]

Great shots of the Locomotive @Brock . Great job you have as well. You always post great train shots.

[Brock]

Thanks Roman! Everyday is a new day on the railroad…

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[ROman]

Also nice shot of the blue waffle shirt pointing out the Carhart  jacket.

[Brock]

Cheers Roman! [emoji482] there are some better pictures of the waffle shirt in the appropriate thread…

Crotch shot on coffee break.

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[Matty123]

Those fade lines are gonna be unique.

[Brock]

Hopefully a good thing for the DWC.. the jeans are developing a kind of sheen from the oiled tin cloth as well.

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[madmoses]

Super cool @Brock — your carhartt coat is in inspiration to wear this stuff hard

Here’s me in the 666-DD, 62-ind, and lefty trucker running a Case 1845C skid loader

[justin]

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[Jordanxbuffer]

Spending Xmas eve restoring a 110-year old cast iron tub at our flip/rental.

[neph93]

Sounds like a bit of a job. Chemicals?

[Brock]

Rocking my Filson gear at work the other day.

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[bryaneidins70]

Supercool @Brock

[RoxRocks86]

Yay happy I found this thread!

Wearing 777S-14. Sewed  my own taper on these babies. That way I could only be mad at myself if I messed up.

Patching drywall after electricians and plumbers in different apt. units today.

[neph93]

So pleased you found it @RoxRocks86

Let me get this straight though, you've hemmed your own jeans or actually put a taper in? Either way great work.

How are you finding the 14oz for working in?

[RoxRocks86]

Thanks @neph93 IH did the hemming and I did the taper to my preference.

They’re great for work! The area the job site is in gets pretty rainy, windy and chilly (chilly for Hawaii - mid 50s/low 60s). It does a nice job of keeping me comfortable in those conditions. Love how the material feels sturdy. I’m notorious for brushing up against stuff but these haven’t gotten any rips or scars yet. Kinda wish they had more pockets like carpenter pants tho.

[neph93]

Might not be your cut, but check out the wabash painter’s pants in the webshop. They’re a straight fit but with your skillset you could make what you want of them. Lots of handy pockets and loops.

[RoxRocks86]

Dang wasn’t digging the stripes at first, but saw the fades on the indigo wabash thread and they look great as they get used and abused!  Adding these in on my next splurge.

[mikesantor]

This thread rules.

I posted these years ago but here is a pair of SRs after a few years of industrial construction in Chicago. Unfortunately I have lost a lot of weight and these dont xome close to fitting me any more. Now they just hang in the closet.

I need to ditch my uniform pants at work and destroy some more IH.