👍👍👍 Looks like a Product that, with the appropriate care, will last a lifetime and longer .. long enough to be bequeathed in one's Will and Testament. Yep, open flames and synthetics do not make for good bedfellows. All of the best with your initiatives .. take care ..

as I grew up in Latin America (Patagonia, Andes, and Amazonas) I got plenty of experiences with natural fibers, especially wool and cotton/hemp. As a youngster I always wore untreated wool ponchos and sweaters, as the Indians did (Lama, Alpaca and Sheep wool) But then "modernity" arrived and we slowly changed into Polyester garments... BUT after freezing and sweating for ages inside Gore-Tex & Co I am going back to natural wool (lanoline-rich) and treated canvas (beeswax) And I am not disappointed! It is obvious that the manufactures should attain better quality levels than my old indigenous garments, and that multi-fiber garments can serve a wider range of uses and performance requirements, but the essential thing still remains a very simple one: quality never gets out of style, and these natural products can have a very high intrinsic value! This also opens interesting opportunities for local communities that decide to embark in this quality crusade for functional design, performance and workmanship, which is good for sustainable local economies and also for the environment!!!

@Peakoilcompany

4 ай бұрын

Beautiful comment! Very well put. It remains a very big challenge to do this though, as the globalism has caused us to lose sight of true cost (if it were made locally) and often times makes it unaffordable for many. We need some sort of subsidy, tax benefit, or something else to help conserve local production. Until then though, I hope your perspective continues to catch on and we see something like the organic/sustainable food movement happen in the outdoors industry

@casselsdiego

17 күн бұрын

I´m from Entre Ríos Argentina, hotter weather here, but we still have cold winters and wet ones! This type of clothing would be very appreciatted ! Good luck

Now, that's the talk I like to hear! Being "old fashioned" I am often teased by the lads when in the outdoors because of what I wear! I call them "lycra boys" and give them bad dreams describing how they will burn...I am sorry for what happened to you. I subscribed and intend to buy one of the smocks as mine is flammable (I think it's from a New Zealand company) Thanks and best luck!!!

@Peakoilcompany

2 жыл бұрын

I thought I was the only one calling them lycra boys :)

@GAUROCH2

2 жыл бұрын

@@Peakoilcompany Nope! Now you know you have a pal in the oposite side of the world who, like you, calls them "lycra-boys"! They like me, as I am a good companion, bring them presents of good food and wine for the meetings, but I always think a bit outside the box, give ideas for constructive discussions, and work hard for the meeting goals. I specially worry about the green-horns, who too often watch the wrong videos and get the wrong opinions, either from "sofa coachers" with enormous bellies or "knowledgeble friends" who give them advice that might get them killed! Last year I was in a meeting of the national bushcraft association, and there was a discussion by the fire about priorities, and the instructor was insisting on shelter...a girl from the Scouts insisted that a pause and some tea (and reflection on the situation) was more important. I took her side against the instructor who is a good friend of mine, as in that time of the year we do not have much rain and the heat above 120 F might occur only in the Summer. So, without wind, rain or cold to be shielded, I agree that the pause for a sugary tea and to let fear or pain calm down was more important then a shelter... in the end I could not convince the instructor, but I told the girl to do the pause and then, after the tea, if they came to the conclusion of being a good idea to shelter, then do it! Another problem is the quantity (and often the quality) of the equipment... lots of useless things, many things of bad quality, and worse: great lack of knowledge on how to use them...and that can be dangerous! But well that's why we go to the meetings, to get our skills improved, practice, see the other folks and have a good time together in the bush!

Layered for a nice frozen Michigan winter or a wet spring/fall outing... I like it. Both colors look good. Fleece underneath.. good job.

Good luck 🙏 and Blessings to your products 🤙

Better than cheap shit. Will be supporting this company

Looks great 👍🏻 wish you lots of luck for the future and a big fat greeting from Sachsen-Anhalt Germany 👍🏻 🍻

What a great story and presentation!! I’ll be grabbing one as I as well have recently been using waxed canvas gear.

Stumbled on this, really like what I'm seeing, gonna post it in a couple groups on Facebook and spread the word. Good work sir 👍

@Peakoilcompany

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Nate. 2021 campaign went well. Thanks for your help. Gearing up for another campaign launch in April. Adding the sheepskin coat/liner, and hopefully a couple of other things too. We'll need all the help we can get spreading the word to reach the target.

Quality to last a lifetime. And they look great! 🌟🧡💚

@Peakoilcompany

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! Thank you!

@reserva120

2 жыл бұрын

@@Peakoilcompany Three Years, Beyond Stupid, maybe just pure Sloth ? otherwise utter stupidity...

@Peakoilcompany

2 жыл бұрын

@@reserva120 I'm not sure what you mean. If you're referring to that amount of time getting too slow, consider the seasons in a year, and how to properly test wear and tear. 3 years means there's been 3 prototypes, each being an iteration on the last, adjusting design for function and durability.

@reserva120

2 жыл бұрын

@@Peakoilcompany Yes that's border line Narcissi , Three Years for Three products made for a design that's been around a few hundred years.. Really quite silly , I mean really~ a bit stupid , or sloth ridden ,pick one.. I should put you in touch with my friends at Filson, Build 12 send them out to test, in six months make another 12 .. really Not that hard..

@JR-lg7fd

2 жыл бұрын

@@reserva120 You've never made anything in your life except your parents disappointed.

This jacket looks perfect for the rainy Pacific Northwest ✊🏾

@Peakoilcompany

2 жыл бұрын

It's perfect for rainy Tasmania too :)

@000neuro4

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed

I love it 💜

Congratulations Looks great

I love the lamp in the intro

Cracking clothing 👍

Love the brown one

Hey. I burned down a tent. I lit a candle and fell asleep. It was raw and cold out, I was exhausted. I don't normally do that otherwise. Or will I ever light another candle in a tent. It burned the extra clothes I brought and the tent! Yikes! I will still however use a vegetable oil heater still in a tent. Because it won't ignite if it tips over. Non toxic. But ya you sure learn something if you burn a tent and your clothes down.

@Peakoilcompany

2 жыл бұрын

You know it!

Going to sub and follow this project as I just destroyed a 500€ jacket in a very small camp fire. It wasn't even that weatherproof. need some new stuff and looking forward to the finnished product.

Nice design for sure. 1000.00 is insane!!

@Peakoilcompany

4 ай бұрын

That's Australian dollars. But I get it, it's hard to understand if you're not aware of what's involved. With all gear made in economies where labour costs are insanely low, we've all lost perspective on cost if it was made in our local economies. Let me lay it out. Material costs are Au$200. That alone should tell you how insane labour costs for mass produced stuff are with the typical products made in less expensive economies. This anorak takes 8 hours to make, at least. That's if you have a number going in a production line. I'm mostly producing these 5 or 10 at a time, which loses a little bit of time efficiency. The cheapest factory in Australia costs $60 per hour. This being my only income and I don't have mass production efficiencies, I have to set a higher rate to survive in this economy. Builders, plumbers and mechanics here charge $100, to give you an idea. So production cost is $500-800. This doesn't factor in the time for marketing, sourcing material, postage or time to develop the next product. I hope this gives you some perspective, and you can appreciate the honesty in this. Allowing our economies to let go of production capability and become dependant on offshore globalism is a bad idea imo. So we need those who can afford it, to help sustain local production. For those who can't afford the anorak, I offer the materials and pattern for less

Großartig!!! Das Design ist echt praktisch und hat mich beeindruckt! Ein sehr schönes Stück Handwerkskunst welches ich gerne mein eigen nennen würde 😊 Tolle Arbeit 👍 Grüße aus dem fernen Deutschland 👋

@Peakoilcompany

3 ай бұрын

Thanks so much. I'm forever improving (or changing it) so we can expect more to come. Soon I'll have the full kit ready. Waxed canvas anorak and over pants, wool coat and pants, possum wool knit sweater, hemp/cotton (hopefully silk) knit underwear. Then I might be satisfied. Hallo Deutschland aus Australien

Got me on that

Fantastic

Good on ya. The anoraks and vest look very nice, and well designed. I've always been amazed at how people can go out in to the wild places, claiming that they love nature, yet surrounding themselves with oil-based products that'll clog a landfill or choke a dolphin. Natural fibers work far better and have a spirit to them that's right for in the wild places. And while waxed canvas is very flammable, it's harder to get started than lightweight nylon material. That's not saying it can't happen, look up "The Day the Clowns Cried" for exactly how bad things can be, however, the tradeoff is that the material is organic, all natural, and will return to the earth when you're done with it. Can't say that about the polymer products people clamor for!

ill take one!

Needs to be large enough for larger guys. If it would accommodate a Weatherwool anorak under that canvas it would be amazing.

@Peakoilcompany

2 жыл бұрын

Aiming for that exactly

Guys there are no photos of the product on the kickstarter, just zoomed in bits of it and shots from far away. We need a model shot.

@Peakoilcompany

2 жыл бұрын

Please check the website, and other videos here.

@blueband8114

2 жыл бұрын

Stridewise, could we possibly be seeing a future review?

Love these jackets, could I please have a price for the brown posted to the UK. Good luck pal.

@Peakoilcompany

2 жыл бұрын

The price on our website is the full price including postage. When we run a Kickstarter, the price is less to encourage pre ordering.

I think frontiersman would find this video hilarious if they magically appeared in our time and saw us modern folk into such things

@Peakoilcompany

2 ай бұрын

It would probably take them a long time to even comprehend what video was! One of the first motion pictures was made in their time. Admiral Cigarettes. It's on the Internet Archive. You can see in it an example of an inability to comprehend the new technology and what it would eventually do to everything we know today.

When is the 2022 Kickstater campaign? What is the best way to get informed?

@Peakoilcompany

2 жыл бұрын

I'm not sure yet. There are a lot of dependencies. The big one is the factory schedule. Because the numbers Peak Oil produce are small, we have to fit in between bigger orders. I expect to know by January/February 2022 though, with the idea being to run another anorak campaign around July, so orders can be ready before December 2022, assuming it's a success again. You can keep up to date with us through Instagram @peakoilcompany and increasingly here on KZread. Or head to our website and subscribe.

1000 dollars Canadian? Absolutely insane.

@Peakoilcompany

4 ай бұрын

Copy paste from another comment: That's Australian dollars. But I get it, it's hard to understand if you're not aware of what's involved. With all gear made in economies where labour costs are insanely low, we've all lost perspective on cost if it was made in our local economies. Let me lay it out. Material costs are Au$200. That alone should tell you how insane labour costs for mass produced stuff are with the typical products made in less expensive economies. This anorak takes 8 hours to make, at least. That's if you have a number going in a production line. I'm mostly producing these 5 or 10 at a time, which loses a little bit of time efficiency. The cheapest factory in Australia costs $60 per hour. This being my only income and I don't have mass production efficiencies, I have to set a higher rate to survive in this economy. Builders, plumbers and mechanics here charge $100, to give you an idea. So production cost is $500-800. This doesn't factor in the time for marketing, sourcing material, postage or time to develop the next product. I hope this gives you some perspective, and you can appreciate the honesty in this. Allowing our economies to let go of production capability and become dependant on offshore globalism is a bad idea imo. So we need those who can afford it, to help sustain local production. For those who can't afford the anorak, I offer the materials and pattern for less

Looks like you've sold out of the Anoraks - will any more be available in the near future?

@Peakoilcompany

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, we're gearing up for another Kickstarter campaign in April. Hope you'll back us there.

Wow good company. If God blesses me $ I would like to wear some😊

Looks great, what would be US cost?

@KABIPPO

2 жыл бұрын

You can check in their site is 950 Australian dollars, so ruffly 700 usd

@Peakoilcompany

2 жыл бұрын

If you watch for the Kickstater campaigns, you can pre order for Au$700 (about US$515). We've closed the 2021 campaign, but are likely to open another Kickstarter next year. www.kickstarter.com/projects/peakoilcompany/waxed-canvas-anorak/

Have you started producing these for sale yet?

Glad you came back from a near death experience to sell overprized hipster outdoor clothing. Subscribed!

would it break your washing machine if you put waxed canvas in it regularly?

@MattGraveyTrain

2 жыл бұрын

It's generally a pretty bad idea to put a waxed canvas clothing in a washing machine. Not sure if it'll break your machine, but it certainly won't be good for the garment. I have a few waxed canvas jackets myself, you generally want to spot clean them, or scrub with a brush and cold water. You want to maintain the waxy finish (ocassionally re-wax it, too) and soap would break down the wax and remove it's waterproofing capabilities. The good news is, they look good dirty! They'll wear in like an old pair of jeans.

@thomasjohnson3793

2 жыл бұрын

Great Northwest public public Duck Blind any and all canvas wax products are not to be washed rinsed with a gentle hose and dryer that is it hang dry no heat just my thought from the Great Northwest where Filson was born

@Peakoilcompany

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the replies guys, yes you're right. Care instructions on the label advise hand wash in cold water, re wax regularly. I've never needed to machine wash my waxed canvas goods. Most dirt is just patina, anything serious spot wash or full hand wash.

Vest looks super dope too. ETA?

@Peakoilcompany

2 жыл бұрын

Hopefully we'll be putting it up in a kickstarter campaign around Feb 2022

Does it stain fabric car seats?

@Peakoilcompany

2 жыл бұрын

No. Freshly waxed or new out of the box, you might notice paper absorbing some oil. But after a few weeks in there open air, no more. If you leave it on the car seat on a hot summer day, maybe, but I'd be surprised.

What about that hat? I went to your site but it didn't show that hat anywhere.

@Peakoilcompany

2 жыл бұрын

yeah, it was a one off. I have a couple left in 58 and 60cm head size

can you ship to the US?

@Peakoilcompany

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, no problem

How can I get one of these now?

@Peakoilcompany

2 жыл бұрын

www.kickstarter.com/projects/peakoilcompany/canvas-anorak-and-wool-coat

is it legit or another Kickstart skam?

@Peakoilcompany

2 жыл бұрын

It's legit. We're making them now. www.kickstarter.com/projects/peakoilcompany/waxed-canvas-anorak/

1060 euros ??? Ou mon traducteur est très mauvais ,, ,?

@Peakoilcompany

Жыл бұрын

Australian dollars

@Peakoilcompany

Жыл бұрын

About 650 euro

It was a good idea, but the value just isn't there. Prices are crazy. at 300AU it would be at its top price, at 800AU you can buy a filson mackinaw cruiser and a waxed anorak and have spare change or the already extremely overpriced Fjallraven anorak n8 that would be way better at a better price. No wonder the project failed. Shame because the idea is good( not original at all but good ).

Great story fantastic . The price is not justified no matter good the fucking story.