Filson Double Tin Pants and Wool shirts

We talk about Filson’s double tin pants and Woolrich wool shirts. They may be clothes of an older generation but are they still practical today? The big question is are Tin pants and wool shirts worth the money?
#Filson #Tinpants #woolshirt #Woolrich
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[@mikeprichard7933]

I am 66 years old and grew up in the pacific northwest in an area where logging was king. All the old loggers never had raingear back in the day. They wore wool union suits and just went to work rain or shine. Those guys were sure tough and a different kink of people for sure

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Having spent 20+ years on the army I think of the same thing about all the soldiers before me who wore wool to keep warm.

[@wendywobbles1]

Happy new year to you both and you're families :) Those cabbages look lush and the sound of all the different birds in the background is lovely, stay safe and see you soon

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Thanks Wendy, Happy new year to you too.

[@dhornsbycultus]

Happy New Year !!!!! Good to see you back, and as usual, you are never idle. Keeping your out door gear in warm and comfortable shape is essential, and it matters not how old it is, 'cause it'll still be in vogue when you're a grampa.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Ha truth bombs are dropping. I can see me now, old as all get out, rolling up with my wool shirt on. Happy new year

[@klondiketom8281]

Hello Brian, I wish you a happy new year! Thanks for the great video. I pray for the people in Haines and I hope they can get through this tough time! Greetings from Austria and good luck in the new year! Tom!

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Happy New Year to you too Tom. Hope 2021 goes better than last year.

[@frederickmoller]

Happy New Year Brian and your Wife! Yes it's a never ending business in making your homestead to your liking, and as you stated a learning curve. Those wool shirts were worn by most of the miners under our overalls when I first started mining on the upper levels at the now closed Dome Mine, as it was a might chilly especially when tramming ore. Anyways as usual I loved your weekly vlog again, Cheers to you!

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Happy New Year to you too. Funny you talked about mining. That wool shirt is 6 years old and I wore it at the mine I worked at. It’s been through a lot and still doing it’s job.

[@CBsGreenhouseandGarden]

I remember those pants when you talked about them awhile back. They are holding up very well. Good idea on the hoops! You folks have been busy no doubt. Happy New Year! Stay safe and have a great week!

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Thanks CB. I’ve been wearing them for years now and that wool shirt is 7 years old and still getting the job done. Happy New Years to you too.

[@EskimoInAlaska]

lol I love that crowing rooster! Aw so glad I saw a couple videos. Thank you 👍

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

I’m glad you stopped by

[@TobyLawrence]

Great to see you old friend!

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Good seeing you Toby. Hope your feeling better.

[@pacificbushcraftandfirecra6358]

Nice to see you respect and maintain your old school gear. They don't make em' like they used to is never more real than now! Wool for the win! Seems like your running around taking care of a hundred little things. I am in that same kind of mode! Great catchin' up with ya B! Stay safe... be well.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Yeah it’s go go go mode right now. Take a break ever now and then.

[@EskimoInAlaska]

Wow I never heard of these 👍 Thanks!

[@hartiaacres]

Great information. This is our first winter in a way colder area. My daily outfit is a merino blend long sleeve. Same for the long underwear. Wool socks, a double lined hoodie. Some faller pants and Baffin Tornado boots. Neck buff and a toque. Comfortable to -10c when moving doing chores. Today was -16c with a strong wind. Always looking for clothing tips for working outside.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Yeah that’s chilly. We are having a cold snap too. High today was 12 low was 0 degrees F.

[@jeep4ron]

Looks so peaceful there. Bear board.. 👍 so cool to see your cabbage and lettuce still growing..😊 Have a wonderful day you two..!!

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Thanks Ron. Hope all is good with you. Hope your deer friend is still hanging around. Hope you have a great day too.

[@HomeInTheSticks]

Happy New Years to y'all sir and reckon I've never seen double tin pants before but they must be some good gear if you've been wearing them that long!! Way to go protecting the flock from aerial attacks bro!!! Y'all stay safe up there!! Dan

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Thanks Dan and happy new year to you.

[@50Acres]

Happy New Years, good gear sure does make all the difference huh. The nice thing is it looks like you have loads of great stone material available if you ever want to coat your paths.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Thanks Mike, Happy New Years to you too. Hope the best for you and the family this year.

[@diannawilliams761]

Happy New Year you two!🥳🎊🎉🎈 thanks for the wear info. Cabbage looks great. Great experiment! I love wool & was able to get Army surplus blankets and winter suits, military backpacks etc. I heard about 100 mph winds in Alaska and was concerned heard nothing about slides. That to me is amazing part of U.S. and hear nothing. Saw on youtube today 2 U.Z. warships blown up by China but not on TV news so far here. Have a blessed day and stay safe off grid in Oklahoma Mt Momma

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Happy new year to you as well. Alaska doesn’t make much in the National news unless. Sometimes earthquakes. I didn’t hear about the warships. I’ll have to hit the news up. Have a great day.

[@richnusser6079]

Hey Buddy, it’s always great to have you checking in. Some of us are living vicariously thru you and your wife. What an awesome adventure you get to live. I understand it’s very hard work but you seem to enjoy it and I enjoy you doing the work😉. I have a question, what ever happened to Wednesday’s live show. That was cool in that we got to know more about you both and what’s happening. Sure would be nice to see more of you both. Just a thought. I know your busy. Thanks again for sharing your adventures with us.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Hey Rich, unfortunately it was never a live show. I wish we could do live here but not enough signal for that. Maybe when Starlink comes out here we will finally get internet🙏 We keep talking about it here but never sit down. Even my mom asked about it today on the phone. 😂

[@adelhey100]

I'm a wool guy too. And I've been kicking around the double tin pants for bird hunting. They'd be great for wet grass, but probably too hot for early season.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Yeah they do get hot

[@RusticByNature]

Love hearing the raven, well the clunk clunk. Thank for sharing.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

I love hearing them too

[@PatNetherlander]

Nice info on your working clothes! I thought they looked really sturdy and turns out they are! Sure it takes time to 'cure' them, but hey, then they work best don't they! Your plans on the driveway sound good as ever!

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

They work great for the Pacific Northwest. More durable than rain gear but semi waterproof.

[@joharmon2148]

HAPPY NEW YEAR! Sad about the loss of life out there due to all the rain and mud slides. Sending prayers to all

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Thank you Jo. Happy New Year to you also.

[@rgarizonahomestead2729]

cool pants for the northern half of the country. thanks for sharing and have a great day as well

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

You too

[@wncmartin]

I had much larger greenhouses (8' x 24') like these in Hawaii that had the same problem. The solution we came up with was to drill a hole through the PVC pipe and into the wood then put a screw in it. That worked for several years before we moved. (Just a note, but here in the Colorado mountains where there is limited light at times and lots of wind, we always put the greenhouses east to west for maximum sun exposure for the plants.) This has worked for us, give it a thought and see if it fits into what you are doing.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Thanks for the advice.

[@kathivy]

It’s been a weird warm and rainy December. I have a Filson coat that I used to wear, but they’re not completely waterproof as you said, so I ended up with Grundens from head to toe, but you’re right about the problem with tears especially when walking through brush with the lighter weight material. I wear cashmere sweaters that I buy second-hand when I’m down south visiting family because I’ve found that the fabric is warm but not as bulky as wool, but it tends to come apart at the seams more easily. So much of my clothing is ripped to shreds right now and I really need to bust out the sewing machine.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

I have a set of Grundens for the sideways rain kind of days. 😂 This has been a warm yet windy winter. Cashmere, sounds like a good choice. I guess we both need to sit down one day and do some patch work on our cloths😂

[@algernoncalydon3430]

Lived in Southeast in remote areas for seven years, another seven in towns there. Wore Filson pants for all of the seven years. A pair would last me one year. Then they cost $100. I still have a pair but they are a little too small now, 34's. Nothing works as well in the woods. Can fall down in a devils club patch or roll down one when you slip on the side of a mountain, with the pants and the filson jacket you won't get many stickers. Went goat hunting with a friend who had heavy gore tex pants and jacket. By the time he got back down off the mountain that jacket and pants must have had two hundred thousand devils club spines in it, he fell down a lot, and he had a few thousand in his own self that went through the gore tex. I had a few dozen in my hands..

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

They are great for SE light rain and tough as nails.

[@SimpleLivingAlaska]

Thanks for the updates and cold weather clothing talk, I still need a good wool shirt!

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

For you guys I’d get the thinker one.

[@maryalice8507]

Happy New Year !! Wishing your family Health and Happiness in this new year !!

[@yoopermann7942]

its an old timers trick of melting bees wax and boiled linseed oil slowly heated and mixed, it was used to make water proof pants shirts and other clothing, at least that is what the old timers told me. great video!!

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

That would work.

[@kozhev]

15:40 clips?? In my childhood babushka used steel tubes to fix down garden bed covers. Long steel tubes for sides and hose covered with thin braided steel wire on top. A lot of steel things. 17:55 - I am not specialist but I also would dig few drainage ditches. Soil looks incredibly fat and rich by the way.

[@juliamertenatowne6278]

Your Ravens really like you!

[@tWoforgamenot1]

thank you cool Stuff :)

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

🤗

[@LDuke-pc7kq]

Raven: "Peanut... 🥜" "Peanut......." "PLEASE Peanut 🥜 "

[@afj3rd]

As a Young man in the early 70s I joined the merchant Marines and started shipping out. The old seamen I met onboard called their foul weather gear. “Oil skins” apparently in the 1800s Old worn out sail canvas was made into jackets and pants and coat with linseed oil and wax to make “oil skins”.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Thanks for sharing that cool little bit of history. That would make sense, using what is available.

[@robinmoore5181]

We like to here you tell what it's like to live in Alaska. 🌷 We are in Michigan.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Got some good videos coming up for the Michigan posse. 👍

[@CubanFireball81]

Great video, my bud and I have been thinking about cold/wet weather gear for Alaska (Fairbanks and Anchorage areas). We were wondering (I am sure you talked about this in another video) what do you do for work (income)? We really enjoy watching your videos to prepare us for Alaska life. Thanks,

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Maybe one day youtube will be my full time job. Right now it’s more like part time / volunteer work😂 I’m retired army. I worked at a gold mine here for a few years, saves some money and now live off of my military retirement.

[@d.pierce.6820]

I have at least two dozen-3 dozen Pendleton wool shirts-some are woolrich or other old-time brands. It's all I wear once it gets cold. It's hard to keep warm without a layer of wool.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

I agree

[@TheUserid82]

Cotton is a summer cloth as it is good at moving moisture but not keeping heat in. Wool is a fall/winter cloth as it is made for the sheep to keep warm even in snow. Have you thought about building a greenhouse for the chicken run? A wood frame with a slope to shed the snow off, Wood sides up a few feet as they would get blocked by snow anyways and plastic over the top for the light to get in. Easy to cover the lower sections of the walls with the slab wood off the chainsaw mill as it is just there for keeping animals out and with the overall structure easy to add the electric fence around it for bear protection. Could even set it around the current coup so it would just be a longer chicken run over the area so no more snow to deal with inside it.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

That’s something to think about. We really do have a lot to think about when it comes to our future. How many more birds will we get, what other animals, will we need a bigger coop? All in time I guess. We will just keep inching our way forward.

[@steveww1507]

I have the same wool shirt . wear it dear hunting with a wool sweeter deer hunting in Mass. and never been cold

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

They work great.

[@juliamertenatowne6278]

wore out a pair of Carharts in 3 days of bucking up and splitting and stacking wet hemlock. Filson makes a lot of sense.

[@Jezzy535]

Have a great and Happy New Year people

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Thank you Gerry.

[@TheVicjbaldwin]

“Got big plans for the weekend?”--“nope, just waxing my britches” I’m pretty sure that would be a great conversation starter lol

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

😂 I may have to use that one

[@darellgriffin8177]

Been wearing carhart pants and really like them. Of course Arkansas and Alaska are two different animals. As far as wool goes its the only way to go. Got a wool blanket and jacket. Also the wife made me a wool afgan and scarf. Someday I'm gonna invest in marino wool long underwear.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Nice gift from the Mrs👍

[@AlmostHomestead]

Great choice of clothing for your lifestyle. Cotton kills. 😳 Didn't hear about that slide. How terrible. I feel you on the mud situation. I laid down a lot of wood chips in the back but they became one with the mud pretty fast in main paths. Lulu's going to want a massage after seeing you work that wax into those pants so well. 😆🙌

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

I’ve been thinking about getting a chipper for the non traveled areas. Ha luckily for me she doesn’t watch the videos or she’s be calling my name. Rub me like you do filson 😂

[@AlmostHomestead]

@@AnAlaskaHomestead LOL!

[@xc8487]

I can't wait for a manufacturer to make a wool hemp blend for clothing, it would be more durable than 100% wool and a much greener product being free of synthetic fibers. In the mean time, I love my Darn Tough OTC wool socks and vintage wool pants.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

100% agree.

[@bigbeardog99]

One of these days I'll breakdown and get the Double Tin Pants. They are worth it but I've gotta get over the $200 price tag . I'm a little further north of you on the Kenai.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Nice, my brother-in-law manage the Fred Myers there in Soldatna for years. We looked all up and down the peninsula for property but settled in the Southeast. Close to my wife’s folks.

[@btwarner2124]

Living the dream. Be safe. You need a hand this summer let me know.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Will do👍

[@charminghollowforge1109]

Love my tin pants just wish it’d get cold enough to wear more than a few days a winter

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

I hear ya. We don’t have that problem here. 😂

[@Shevaan]

Hello!!! So love seeing yalls content, all the way from California. Good to know what type of apparel I will need, if I ever live there. I want cold winter, not this lukewarm (50°F) temps. Anywho, love the scenery yall have; so beautiful. And your front yard is the ocean filled with God's amazing creatures, that not many get to experience. I keep driving to Monterey Bay for whale-watching trips to see orcas. I've seen grey and blue whales and other beautiful and amazing creatures. I hope God will let me live in Alaska some day. Not just as a touristy visitor, but as a resident for the rest of my life. Hey, can yalls do a video on the requirements for fishing up there? Like, fishing licenses, common fish and other water critters that can be fished (don't know the actual term for fishing for stuff other than fish lmao!) for locals. I need to know this crucial info for when I move there; girls gotta eat ;D Thanks you guys for giving us such awesome stuff to watch; you guys are hilarious. I crack up listening to yalls laugh.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

I hope you get here too. I’ll try to remember to do a video on that when fishing season starts. Our favorite fish is halibut, salmon (king and coho mostly) and rock fish. There are other fish here but those are what we go for. 👍

[@Shevaan]

@@AnAlaskaHomestead Got it! Thanks for the info and reply! You guys rock! :-)

[@northidahodreaming5657]

Thanks for sharing. I've thought to do some youtube content but it seems like a large commitment to get going. I've been trying to find good waterproof pants for snow plowing...sitting on my Kioti CK3510 for a couple hours, snow sitting on my legs melts and soaks through. Wonder if the double tin pants would be waterproof enough to keep me from wet ice cold legs?

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

They work good for me. Just throw some long johns on underneath them. As long as they are waxed they’ll keep the snow out and the wind.

[@jedidiah5131]

Last time I looked those pants were over 500 Canadian and that was for the single layer and 60.00 for the otter wax. Maybe they are cheaper elsewhere but I haven't found that to be true yet lol. I 've heard some people make their own, not sure what they use, maybe just waxed Carhartts. Thanks for the video.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

They are expensive. I got mine on sale 50% off so the purchase didn’t hurt as much.

[@ybirch9735]

Typically Filson had an annual sale around this time of year, when prices can be 50 percent off, which is huge for us in Canada, when you have to add in the cost of currency exchange.

[@d1rtbag35]

Would pads go well into the double-knee like a carhartt or is the bottom seam to low for that?

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

I don’t see why not.

[@moneydog6317]

Hey Brian this is just another thought for you if you can come across some black chickens I forgot the name of them but they are a Hardy chicken as well as their eggs. But the whole idea is the Hawks do not like black chickens it represents crows never had a problem with my chickens and the Hawks just a thought. You can check out this website stormy Kromer hats they're made in U P of Michigan they sell pants jackets gloves they're all handmade but they're worth every penny. Stay warm

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Thanks for the tip

[@charlyapkarian1511]

Hi Sir, from your experience, does Filson double tin pant can ensure to keep dry legs in despite of heavy rain ? Thanks in advance

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

No they are not 100% waterproof. They are great for needing to keep dry but are working in thick brush or another situation that could potentially rip gortex pants or another waterproof garment.

[@thomasschauss6429]

Prayers for Hains( hope i spelt that right)

[@cedricgates9976]

man with all the spruce i see you really need a small band mill they make them pretty cheap now for what you would do i know id like to saw some of those babys is your road made from beach stuff?

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Whenever I hear the word sawmill I start to drool😂

[@biggoldnugget]

Wow I'm in Idaho and have 41/2 feet of snow in my yard

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Southeast Alaska has had a strange winter. Warmer than normal and very windy.

[@biggoldnugget]

@@AnAlaskaHomestead Yeah kind of strange here as well I live back in the mountains and have 8 feet by this time most years

[@thomasschauss6429]

Could you put a screw threw the pvc, and attach it to the wood?

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

That should work out.

[@joecucch8261]

Ole Gunner is gettin that senior citizen white face. But he still looks like he's ready.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Yeah it’s always sad seeing them get white in the face. He’s got many more years in front of him though.

[@robertlemoine3500]

Hi Brian and Lulu,hope all is well ,sending positive vibes, let’s like subscribe and comment to keep wonderful program cookin , Thankyou.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Thank a Robert. I’m editing a video for next Sunday so we will be back up and running and better than ever.

[@robertlemoine3500]

@@AnAlaskaHomestead Thankyou Brian, i missed the awesome beauty and humour from my friends in Alaska.Be safe sea captain and when the weather gets ugly ,can you show us landlubbers some big seas ,without you guys in them please.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

@@robertlemoine3500 More from your Alaska friends coming soon.👍

[@shawnstewart4245]

Praying for those in Haynes. Sounds like you have a busy schedule whenever it stops raining. Never heard of waxing your pants before but it makes sense. Better to have a wax on videos than a wax off video...that'd just be wierd.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

😂Mr. Miyagi would be proud of you.

[@rotattor]

HA ! FIRST !

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

YES! about time🏆

[@offpherj7884]

Yeah, Thanks for the info. Check out 511 clothing and gear. Thanks for posting........

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

The tactical gear?

[@offpherj7884]

@@AnAlaskaHomestead They also sale cloths. Very durable. Lots of pockets with mag pouches built in......

[@redwood9741]

My only pant trick is leaving a pair in the boat house...got tired of walking the 3/4 mile trail out from the cabin to there to find I still just only had my boxers on...a few times I just said the heck with it and still went out fishing..fish don't care..lol..the town folk might ??..I just know that walking 2 and a quarter miles for fashion..isn't happening..not today Satan..not today.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Lol love it😂 Someone recommended I watch port protection. That seems to be filmed down in your area. I watched a few episodes and even though it maybe a real place it’s definitely got some Hollywood drama😂 What do you think about that show.

[@redwood9741]

@@AnAlaskaHomestead of all the shows like that it is best of them...pretty real..there is one nut job..forgot his name..he made some mink oil..anyway we got a nut job here just like him..named Glenn..

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

@@redwood9741 I wonder who the nut job is on our island? I hope it’s not me😂

[@redwood9741]

@@AnAlaskaHomestead there is always one..glen showed up with -80 gear and walks the road talking about he must turn back..his dog ( which is retarded) just triggered on a bear..lol If you want to see more of our island kimmi Werner..did a few utube videos here last summer..she is a free diver..was at Alaskan Escape my nearest neighbors..except nut job Glenn.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5KniqOvpqimhsU

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

That’s a nice size halibut she reeled in there.

[@grousehunter67]

You can save your self some money and use wax seals from toilets works awesome !

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

🤔 never though of that.

[@grousehunter67]

@@AnAlaskaHomestead New ones lol ! , ive used on my boots , packs , all my canvas and leather hunting and working items for the last 30 yrs

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

@@grousehunter67 😂I figured “new ones”😆

[@grousehunter67]

@@AnAlaskaHomestead Well i figured i should mention it seeing as your off grid and this is not one of them items you would repurpose reuse baha lol jk

[@mickemike2148]

Brian! It sounds like that raven wants to say something to you. Edit: Ah! Just begging for nuts. Clever bird!

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Ha Yeah, it’s freed me😂

[@mickemike2148]

@@AnAlaskaHomestead It is not uncommon for ravens make a racket over top of moose here to attract hunters to their location, since they know that we leave lots of goodies for them if we are successful in the hunt. Listen to them! They are your free alarm system!

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

They are smart birds.

[@mickemike2148]

@@AnAlaskaHomestead Very, perhaps the smartest of them all!

[@bulldogcottone5595]

What's making that Gluck Gluck sound

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

That’s a raven.

[@oldtimeengineer26]

I found out the hard way when I was young that I can not wear wool.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Wow did you have an allergic reaction?

[@oldtimeengineer26]

@@AnAlaskaHomestead yes i broke out in hives

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Yikes

[@fjb4932]

Know a woman that ate eggs as a kid. Then became allergic to them for 20 years. Now she can eat them again. Our bodies are constantly changing ...

[@gman77gas]

I need pants I can wash because i fart them up!

[@gman77gas]

I liked the original Duluth Fire Hose but they stopped making them. I just bought Carhartt version.

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Ha the struggle is real😂

[@benranes9727]

Those slides are horrible ! I live 8 miles from the 1 in western WA that killed all the people .

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

Yeah it’s a real tragedy.

[@philiprish5801]

Use mink oil on ya boots

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

I like Obenauf’s

[@diannawilliams761]

Two U.S.A. warships

[@rotattor]

Kids today wear "snowflake" pants because they are confortable sitting in front of their gaming computers.

[@offpherj7884]

lol :)

[@AnAlaskaHomestead]

They’ll learn. Hopefully.