[QUOTE=“Kinvara’s Passion, post: 1101933, member: 686”]Wore my new ‘dealer’ boots to the mart this evening. Half thinking of cleaning the shite off them and wearing them to the office tomorrow tucked under a straight leg jean.
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Keep the shite on them to confuse the Indians
where would be the best place to pick up a Tony Soprano style tracksuit online? I have one that is very similar that I wear a lot regulary, but find it hard to get the Fila Velour range, I like that look, out on a saturday afternoon, stylish, but yet menacing in a non scumbag way
Heatons online is your best bet.
Failing that Aldi are due a sports special any week now.
[QUOTE=“Kinvara’s Passion, post: 1101933, member: 686”]Wore my new ‘dealer’ boots to the mart this evening. Half thinking of cleaning the shite off them and wearing them to the office tomorrow tucked under a straight leg jean.
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You are at nothing around the ring of a Thursday evening without these pal.
First I seen of them must have been 15 or 20 years ago now, a great job, every young farmer of style was in em. Didnt even realise they were still in “de fashion”.
I am also in the market of a pair of gentleman wellingtons. Barbour, Aigle, Hunter or the likes. I have a pair of roaster Dunlops that have developed a hole recently.
Is there any shop in Ennis that supplies this stuff? I have to bring a few lambs to a butcher up that way this afternoon and might stop off.
these boots are quite popular with on site professionals such as site amanagers and qs’s here on the mainland, KP ahead of the curve yet again
+1
[QUOTE=“Kinvara’s Passion, post: 1102634, member: 686”]I am also in the market of a pair of gentleman wellingtons. Barbour, Aigle, Hunter or the likes. I have a pair of roaster Dunlops that have developed a hole recently.
Is there any shop in Ennis that supplies this stuff? I have to bring a few lambs to a butcher up that way this afternoon and might stop off.[/QUOTE]
Superkings are the job KP
Thanks pal. Where did you purchase?
[QUOTE=“Kinvara’s Passion, post: 1102634, member: 686”]I am also in the market of a pair of gentleman wellingtons. Barbour, Aigle, Hunter or the likes. I have a pair of roaster Dunlops that have developed a hole recently.
Is there any shop in Ennis that supplies this stuff? I have to bring a few lambs to a butcher up that way this afternoon and might stop off.[/QUOTE]
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They are in their bollox, fucking mucksavage roasters
Mixing them up with rigger boots I’d say.
Eh no
You wouldn’t be let in the gate of a site in Ireland wearing those pieces of shit.
Can those in the know please suggest a suitable jean for the mid 30’s man.
Is there a happy place somewhere between those miserable badly fed fuckers in a skinny jean and those bulging roasters in a boot cut jean?
Suggestions please and I would be grateful if you would include a brand along with a specific style/model.
[QUOTE=“Kinvara’s Passion, post: 1113271, member: 686”]Can those in the know please suggest a suitable jean for the mid 30’s man.
Is there a happy place somewhere between those miserable badly fed fuckers in a skinny jean and those bulging roasters in a boot cut jean?
Suggestions please and I would be grateful if you would include a brand along with a specific style/model.[/QUOTE]
I picked up 2 very decent pairs of Diesel Jeans last weekend in Kildare village. Styles to fit both categories above and everything in between.
[QUOTE=“Kinvara’s Passion, post: 1113271, member: 686”]Can those in the know please suggest a suitable jean for the mid 30’s man.
Is there a happy place somewhere between those miserable badly fed fuckers in a skinny jean and those bulging roasters in a boot cut jean?
Suggestions please and I would be grateful if you would include a brand along with a specific style/model.[/QUOTE]
Levi’s or Nudie are my jeans brands of choice mate. Slim fit (that’d be 511 in Levis) rather than skinny should be the aim.
Also, did you know that if you buy top quality denim you’re not supposed to wash it?
[QUOTE=“glasagusban, post: 1113275, member: 1533”]Levi’s or Nudie are my jeans brands of choice mate. Slim fit (that’d be 511 in Levis) rather than skinny should be the aim.
Also, did you know that if you buy top quality denim you’re not supposed to wash it?[/QUOTE]
What about when you dribble piss on them?