Mister Freedom might have some fun option for you @climbmode
Very fun looking stuff, indeed. Thanks for the recommendation.
In browsing their offerings, it looks like their jackets are all full button / zip up style, whereas I’m looking for more of a vintage old western style 2 button sport coat… The search continues.
Hi All-
Looking for some recommendations of offerings for a high quality made blazer or sport jacket. Something that would go great over IH work shirts / westerns. Generally hoping to achieve a slightly dressed up but mostly casual look, with a nice overall ‘western’ theme.
My hunt thus far hasn’t turned up much that jumps out at me. Definitely glad to budget as needed for a great piece that will last a LONG time.
Thanks all.
Stocking up on tissues to console my credit card’s many tears that will be shed tomorrow.
Love it [emoji1]
I got both 2 mins after they dropped.
I’m just. I dunno. I’m in 85* (28C ish for centigrade folks) wearing the 9oz work. Toasty but stylish.
Stocking up on tissues to console my credit card’s many tears that will be shed tomorrow.
RIP sweet credit card. Going for this AND the Madras tomorrow. RIP wallet. But. But. It’s my B-day and I’m stuck on the road.
@Filthy:
I can't wait for that.
And yet, I suspect G will say 'wait, you must'.
Gatttt it. Snagged a T as well.. 
@Filthy:
cheers!
Still out in Montana (referenced from previous posts)?
Out on the west coast, USA. Up early and locked and loaded for this release. Hope the servers are greased this time.. 
My recent Justin’s (I know, nowhere near the Luchesse’s) are tapered square toes and I REALLY like them. A pair of proper snips are in my future for sure
Yep - as you say, those are actual snip toes. Not my thing (my Lucchese’s have 1, 7, and R toes) but I know plenty of folks that can pull off that look.
Not super familiar w/ Chisos but think I’ve heard generally decent things. For that price point you have as well look into Lucc’s 1883 line.. lots of variety.
For anyone out there that really digs the wide-square toe look.. only
1 answer is correct: Anderson Bean’s.
