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Post by thomasss on Mar 21, 2015 0:29:25 GMT -6
I'm 200% in for the japan olive selvedge... Count me in...
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Post by jbreitenbucher on Mar 21, 2015 6:28:29 GMT -6
Yes, Yes, Yes! This is the color I really want. |
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Post by variable on Mar 21, 2015 6:31:16 GMT -6
Awesome stuff.
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Post by doctorcowboy on Mar 21, 2015 7:51:42 GMT -6
I'm envisioning the Wabash used in a pair of chinos to make a pseudo dress pant. Stop making me like your stuff! My wallet can only stand so much...
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Post by nater on Mar 21, 2015 8:22:32 GMT -6
There is only 100 yards left on that cone olive drab... as for shirts..we want to do shirts..but we still have 4 vintage machine we are looking for before we start..all our product has a lifetime guarantee and when it comes to shirts..we have to to it the right way...old school that will last 100 years...none of this mass shirt manufacturing for our shop... Mike has his great grand fathers shirts ( workwear ) from the 30's that we copied the construction..shirts where made a lot different back then..and it is still in great shape..we want to do the same... Mike has been researching this for a while and wants to do it right....old school... plus ..all due honesty ..we are still getting our jeans on the right track with everyone's comments to make them better..so we are in no rush ..so baby steps and everyones great input from the forum is what we want to make our product the best we can.. the most important to,us is to get this stuff to everyone in a timely manner...we have not been perfect but we will not take on too much to hurt our current deliveries.. but I really want to do shirts...HA cheers ciano oh absolutely, take your time, I'm just being selfish because I'd love to see that wabash made into a serious workshirt (so that my office-dwelling-bum can use it as a jacket!) that'd give Iron Heart a run for their money. The jeans and pants you're making are solid work, though, and I'd hate to see you compromise that just to expand your offerings before you're ready. I like that you're continuing to develop the pants with more details, and I love the cinch-back detail. It's always a treat to see all the pictures you share, and I think it's going a long way to encourage purchases, so keep up the good work! +1 on the Wabash workshirt |
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Post by exophobe on Mar 21, 2015 8:50:53 GMT -6
I'm envisioning the Wabash used in a pair of chinos to make a pseudo dress pant. Stop making me like your stuff! My wallet can only stand so much... it'll make a great vest, too -- especially (for me) if welt pockets become a possibility. |
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Post by Mattbert on Mar 21, 2015 9:15:01 GMT -6
I'm envisioning the Wabash used in a pair of chinos to make a pseudo dress pant. Stop making me like your stuff! My wallet can only stand so much... it'll make a great vest, too -- especially (for me) if welt pockets become a possibility. That was my thought too when I saw the fabric. Envisioning that stuff made up in a waistcoat like the one for davelewis that we saw the other day. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 21, 2015 11:28:08 GMT -6
it'll make a great vest, too -- especially (for me) if welt pockets become a possibility. That was my thought too when I saw the fabric. Envisioning that stuff made up in a waistcoat like the one for davelewis that we saw the other day. +1 - with a light cotton lining. Are the fabric weights correct? They are all very light. Isn't 1oz handkerchief weight? EDIT - following the link shows the accurate weights. |
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Post by toolonginexile on Mar 21, 2015 21:16:22 GMT -6
So can we order the chinos in a non herringbone fabric......
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Post by youwinatlife on Mar 22, 2015 0:35:53 GMT -6
the chinos have been available for a while in duck canvas. they're already up on the site. the 12oz'ers are available in a variety of colours - just click on the ochre option, and the other options will show up on the order form. the 18ozers, are only available in the black, brown and khaki.
i'd suggest you contact ciano directly. email him or via the site. he is totally up for customisation suggestions.
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Post by yseany on Mar 23, 2015 12:49:37 GMT -6
When's the 12.5 oz JPN Kurabo Mills OLIVE Selvage going to be available?
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Post by DigDug on Mar 23, 2015 13:16:59 GMT -6
Man. For how rare everyone says that cone mills olive over-dye is, there seems to be a heck of a lot of it around. That Kurabu green and the wabash are great, though. Any chance you guys are looking at doing shirts?  There is only 100 yards left on that cone olive drab... as for shirts..we want to do shirts..but we still have 4 vintage machine we are looking for before we start..all our product has a lifetime guarantee and when it comes to shirts..we have to to it the right way...old school that will last 100 years...none of this mass shirt manufacturing for our shop... Mike has his great grand fathers shirts ( workwear ) from the 30's that we copied the construction..shirts where made a lot different back then..and it is still in great shape..we want to do the same... Mike has been researching this for a while and wants to do it right....old school... plus ..all due honesty ..we are still getting our jeans on the right track with everyone's comments to make them better..so we are in no rush ..so baby steps and everyones great input from the forum is what we want to make our product the best we can.. the most important to,us is to get this stuff to everyone in a timely manner...we have not been perfect but we will not take on too much to hurt our current deliveries.. but I really want to do shirts...HA cheers ciano Now this is how it's done. |
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Post by Winterland on Jun 18, 2015 18:34:29 GMT -6
Does anyone have any Ciano Farmer Chino fit pics? I haven't seen any.
I want to get a pair of Chinos for some occasions. I wear jeans 95% of the time.
Would maybe wear Chinos more if I had a nice pair. Considering the duck black or charcoal.
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Post by nater on Jun 18, 2015 18:42:50 GMT -6
Does anyone have any Chino fit pics? I haven't seen any. I want to get a pair of Chinos for some occasions. I wear jeans 95% of the time. Would maybe wear Chinos more if I had a nice pair. Considering the duck black or charcoal. I do. I will post tonight. |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 18, 2015 20:20:20 GMT -6
Does anyone have any Ciano Farmer Chino fit pics? I haven't seen any. I want to get a pair of Chinos for some occasions. I wear jeans 95% of the time. Would maybe wear Chinos more if I had a nice pair. Considering the duck black or charcoal. |
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Post by nater on Jun 19, 2015 10:54:29 GMT -6
Here's a few pics of the 12oz canvas chinos from Ciano. The first ones are of the olive and the last few are the indigo selvedge. Sorry for the poor light quality but it's the best I had to work with. 901 slim/skinny fit 31 waist 28 inseam       |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 19, 2015 11:08:46 GMT -6
Here's a few pics of the 12oz canvas chinos from Ciano. The first ones are of the olive and the last few are the indigo selvedge. Sorry for the poor light quality but it's the best I had to work with. 901 slim/skinny fit 31 waist 28 inseam I really like the fit of your greens, but your blues seem a bit on the baggy and draggy side. Like you need to pull them up. |
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Post by nater on Jun 19, 2015 11:21:18 GMT -6
They're actually not that baggy when you see them in person. Maybe it's just the shadows and light that make it hard to tell.
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Post by Winterland on Jun 19, 2015 18:14:06 GMT -6
Here's a few pics of the 12oz canvas chinos from Ciano. The first ones are of the olive and the last few are the indigo selvedge. Sorry for the poor light quality but it's the best I had to work with. 901 slim/skinny fit 31 waist 28 inseam Thanks for the pics. You might be in competition with ickes He has a house that is a closet and you have a clothing store for a house.  |
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Post by Winterland on Jun 19, 2015 18:20:35 GMT -6
I am wondering if a charcoal or black duck fabric chinos would still look too rugged compared with a normal cotton fabric? Once again looking for something to wear in more formal occasions. Not black tie or suit occasions but for when more than jeans are required.
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Post by youwinatlife on Jun 19, 2015 22:24:08 GMT -6
I am wondering if a charcoal or black duck fabric chinos would still look too rugged compared with a normal cotton fabric? Once again looking for something to wear in more formal occasions. Not black tie or suit occasions but for when more than jeans are required. the contrasting brass rivets won't help. although i am not one who really grieves the more casual approach to clothes these days. one of my personal heroes is a guy i saw at a wedding ceremony in ripped faded jeans and a plain white tshirt. i was very very tempted to push for a casual dress code at my wedding too. |
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Post by whiskeyriver on Jun 19, 2015 22:54:51 GMT -6
Here's a few pics of the 12oz canvas chinos from Ciano. The first ones are of the olive and the last few are the indigo selvedge. Sorry for the poor light quality but it's the best I had to work with. 901 slim/skinny fit 31 waist 28 inseam Maybe post some different fit pics with a different shirt? Maybe that's throwing it all off. |
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Post by Winterland on Jun 19, 2015 23:02:16 GMT -6
I am wondering if a charcoal or black duck fabric chinos would still look too rugged compared with a normal cotton fabric? Once again looking for something to wear in more formal occasions. Not black tie or suit occasions but for when more than jeans are required. the contrasting brass rivets won't help. although i am not one who really grieves the more casual approach to clothes these days. one of my personal heroes is a guy i saw at a wedding ceremony in ripped faded jeans and a plain white tshirt. i was very very tempted to push for a casual dress code at my wedding too. Brass rivets are cool though. As far as casual for weddings, clothes are just clothes but it is fun to dress up for occasions. Ripped jeans only work on in shape ladies, Axle Rose and other rockers. |
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Post by nater on Jun 19, 2015 23:23:11 GMT -6
You can ask Ciano to use bar tacks instead of rivets. I did that on my indigo selvedge and they look more dressy.
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Post by metals37 on Jun 20, 2015 5:59:58 GMT -6
You can ask Ciano to use bar tacks instead of rivets. I did that on my indigo selvedge and they look more dressy. I was thinking of asking him if he would do this on a pair for me so I'm glad to hear he has before. I think bar tacks on the charcoal would look pretty nice Winterland - that might be my next pair from Ciano. |
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