I wear that Stormy Kromer all the time. Got it on right now. We just call em winter caps. Nichole use to have an embroidery machine so she did our brand on it for me. I didn't know they'd done clothing until you showed your jacket that time. Interesting about the fit in the shoulders. I have been a big Pendleton Wool western shirt fan for years. Very spendy but generational shirts. Really its all I can remember my grandfather and uncles (ranching in Oregon) wearing if it wasn't summer. I've got several in the closet one some decades old. They are durable and warm. I've been bucked off in em and all kinds of stuff and they keep on keeping on. So a couple of years ago I got one for Christmas. Same size as my others XL Tall. But it fit completely different. So I got on their website and found out that they had "modernized the fit." Which means I couldn't hardly lift my arm up to even with my shoulder. Might work ok for a guy lifting a cup of coffee in his cubicle in Seattle but come on this is a western shirt. It even says High Grade Western Wear on the label. I couldn't swing a rope in this thing to save my life. One of my old ones:
Lifting your arm that high in the new one....impossible. Fit everywhere else is the same. Go figure. Yeah I don't know what the Filson Mackinaw is there but they are $500 here and while kinda popular in the cowboy world, they are pricing themselves out and a little dated.
Thank you sir both for the knife and the furniture compliments! Do have to tell you the funny story on the "Epic Desk". We wanted a desk to fit along a wall in a spare bedroom so that Nichole could use it as her office and still have a bed in there for guests. The previous desk was L shaped and came off the wall into the center of the room enough that you couldn't have a bed in there too. So we measured this and measured that. Nichole was specific about her two 27" monitors and printer etc etc. Enrigue"s wife, Elma took our chicken scratching and translated into a great drawing with measurements and into Spanish as well, and a chair to match. They sent it off to one of their makers down by Guadalajara. Months later got a call that it was ready and they would be delivering it. When they were part way up the hill Nichole asks me. "Did we ever measure the doorway into the room? " Oh heck no! Course its 29"s and bout that time they pull up with a large cargo trailer. The desk at its narrowest is 32"s. Ain't gonna work. Plan B: So our Cantina became the office and the Epic desk is on the other wall facing the bar above.. As Enrigue and his mountainous son are edging it into the cantina, Nichole says "Does any one else have such a large desk?" And I replied: " Maybe JR on Dallas!" And its been called the epic desk ever since:. Nichole is quite a bit younger then me. Not sure she got the JR thing!
A Cowboy Toothpick:
Handled in Bubinga.