Photos of cool jackets owned by others (non-brand specific)

[barnabus]

This popped up on Fine Creek's Instagram:

 

[Edward]

Not a fan of the seventies design, but I do very much like that 'redcore' hide. Would look great on a D pocket or a HWM, imo.

 

[Bennarion]

This popped up on Fine Creek's Instagram:

A cool jacket. It looks simple and beautiful.

 

[barnabus]

Just sayin'

 

[Monitor]

Not exactly sure how I feel about this... But maybe I really like it. It's got titanium glove inserts, I mean! That Carol Christian Poell is cool. I wish I was 20 years younger.

More pics in the Grailed auction (apparently, every piece is unique so there aren't any more photos elsewhere)

https://www.grailed.com/listings/29...oell-Titanium-Gloved-Leather-Jacket-LM-2599GP

https://i.ibb.co/**bTQgs/IMG-6706.jpg

 

[zebedee]

Looks like something out of 'Happy!' season one.

 

[RL204]

Absolutely beautiful jacket. Purchased from the trunk of a car owned by an indigenous gentleman around 1982 in Winnipeg Manitoba Canada. Then the jacket sat in a closet for 35 years. Real fur. Cool red leather under the back of the collar. Super duper warm. It was -42C in this picture. Jacket still looks like it’s new.

 

[barnabus]

More from Fine Creek.

 

[Bennarion]

More from Fine Creek.

The leather looks amazing

 

[Graemsay]

Norshor Leathers Tweedy. It's not apparent in the photos that I've posted, but there are a couple of basic handwarmer pockets on the front.

 

[Edward]

Have you a link to Norshor? I have a very early (possibly the first in the wild?) jacket Mark made from before he was even Superior Flight Togs, then Norshor. (Mark used to post here as Fishmoek.) Must look it out - alas, I'll have to sell it as it's just too small for me, but even then his work was very nice. Nice to hear he's still in business when so many start-ups haved come and gone.

Just sayin'

I'm always curious how many of those really brightly coloured options Lewis sell. I can't imagine many - but yet it must be popular enough or they wouldn't offer them... If memory serves, they first started offering things like canary yellow and blaze orange in 1978, marketing them as a safety feature. Certainly wouldn't lose yourself in the dark in those! The yellow remonds me of a jacket Kirsty Swanson mooned over as Buffy the Vampire slayer in the original film.

More from Fine Creek.

I'd love to see how they process their hides; they do seem to do an amazing job of convincingly aging them without making them look worn out before they've been out on the town.

 

[patrick_b]

More from Fine Creek.

Where was this taken? Great image!

I'd love to see how they process their hides; they do seem to do an amazing job of convincingly aging them without making them look worn out before they've been out on the town.

I'm with you. Pictures of their worn jackets are stunning & their IG feed is something else. Sadly they aren't made to fit a guy my size.

Note, I don't think these are pre-distressed. I'm guessing the pictured jacket is one that's been worn for a while. Their new jackets look like like any other unworn jacket.

 

[handymike]

Mark’s new website is:
https://www.norshorleatherjackets.com/

 

[Graemsay]

@Monitor the Norshor "Tweedy" might be an alternative to an Indy. It's a similar sort of cut.

 

[Seb Lucas]

Norshor Leathers Tweedy. It's not apparent in the photos that I've posted, but there are a couple of basic handwarmer pockets on the front.

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That is ****** nice. I must get another unlined leather jacket.

 

[barnabus]

I'm always curious how many of those really brightly coloured options Lewis sell. I can't imagine many - but yet it must be popular enough or they wouldn't offer them... If memory serves, they first started offering things like canary yellow and blaze orange in 1978, marketing them as a safety feature. Certainly wouldn't lose yourself in the dark in those!

This photo is from Lewis Leathers Osaka. They've got colours in stock in store.

 

[Edward]

This photo is from Lewis Leathers Osaka. They've got colours in stock in store.

Makes sense thry would sell better in Japan; the Japanese are, in my experience, much readier to embrace the 'fashion forward' then the likes of me!

 

[Monitor]

 

[Gamma68]

Digging this cool vintage-style ad:

 

[Edward]

Can't quite see if there's the extra lapel stud that is the usual giveaway for Lewis, but that's either a Lightning or one of the many damn-close Lightningalikes made in the UK back in the day.

Digging this cool vintage-style ad:

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Whose is it?