Let’s start with the jacket. I have the Indy Magnoli jacket. While I feel that the color is a little darker than it should be (he’s probably addressed this by now) I am absolutely in love with this jacket. It will be tailor made to you and you will seriously wear this often as an every day piece. I never make it back to the house without receiving at least one complement on it.
http://www.magnoliclothiers.com/fin...ather-jackets-by-magnoli-clothiers-p-646.html
The greeblies and buckles I got from JJ on the RPF. I highly recommend letting him paint and weather them as he does a great job! Also, the buckle thing that goes on the strap is closed in the back. Some people have been taking their jacket to a tailor to have it attached, don’t do that. Take a dremmel to the back of it and gut a groove just wide enough to fit the strap through sideways. Fits nice and snug.
http://www.therpf.com/showthread.php?t=251172&highlight=finn
Danny on the RPF is also refining the design on his jacket at almost half the price. While his last run is a little less accurate in cut, the color is way closer and can be easily made to look just right with some weathering. (NOTE: he will also be offering a set of metal greeblies and buckles to go with it on his next run)
http://www.therpf.com/showthread.php?t=247396&highlight=finn
Now for the boots. The actual screen used boots are called “well 2 Black” from a company called Po-Zu. The price tag will be a little jarring at first but just like the jacket, they are incredibly comfortable and also get compliments on the street quite often.
http://po-zu.com/collections/mens-boots/products/well-2-black
These pants are the most accurate in design (particularly waist height) but you will have to do some dye work to get the color just right.
https://independence-chicago.com/fatigue-pants/
The shirt is actually an Indian kurta. It is pretty hard to find these in a close cut to what we need, especially without some crazy embroidery all over the front. Luckily, after WAY to much time digging around, I found a maker on ETSY that had something very close. I sent her an email and she was extremely accommodating about lowering the neckline for me. The color I chose was “natural linen.” After seeing the film, I believe that their “soft yellow” color is a little more accurate.
https://www.etsy.com/transaction/10...D1oV4rmVtI&eaid=27013406690&x_eaid=e1a794fe1a
The buckle I also found on ETSY. Ask them NOT to apply the protective layer. Leave it in a drawer for a few days and it will weather itself perfectly.
https://www.etsy.com/transaction/10...SS513ixiuB&eaid=27013406690&x_eaid=e1a794fe1a
For the belt, I took kind op a weird approach. It was harder than I thought it would be to find a belt that had the thickness, color, and weathering I wanted. I ended up finding the perfect one but I had to saw off the existing buckle so i could replace it with my buckle. To attach the new buckle, I took some tin snips to the connecter and slid it through. Then I re-attached it with a soldering iron.
http://www.hm.com/us/product/11428?article=11428-A&cm_vc=SEARCH
Hope this helps and feel free to ask any further questions!
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