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So this explains why you reference VFJ threads in 80% of your posts.It's OK. I got banned from VFJ and I've survived.
So this explains why you reference VFJ threads in 80% of your posts.It's OK. I got banned from VFJ and I've survived.
So this explains why you reference VFJ threads in 80% of your posts.
The obvious question which hasn’t yet been asked is :Not really. I've occasionally referred folks here to some specific threads at VLJ site which may directly address questions they have, so perhaps you are thinking about that. There are some very knowledgeable folks there and a good amount of historical info.
IIRC, my abovementioned comment was the first time in a while in which I mentioned VFJ in any way except to cite suggested VLJ threads. My being banned there was fairly recent, FWIW.
Irrelevant and continued discussion further diverts this thread.The obvious question which hasn’t yet been asked is :
‘Why were you banned from the Vintage Leather Jackets forum ?’
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Sorry, I had to. It's those zippers, man! It's all I can think of!
In all seriousness, way more practical and far less aneurysm-inducing than these completely unfunctional f**king Talon nightmares on so many things.
That’s a bit of an odd thing to say.Irrelevant and continued discussion further diverts this thread.
I have bought several coach purses as gifts over the years and I very much agree with this.Coach makes pretty good leather items, unlike most if not all mall brands and luxury designer brands. Their bags are well built, the hardware is sturdy, and they're using good top or full grain leather without a ****ty topcoat 3mm thick that'll age like ****.
It doesn't surprise me that their jackets are great.
Hermes, Loewe, YSL, All Saints, LVMH, these don't hold a candle to Coach imho.
If someone were more interested in modern designer jackets than "heritage" like us, I'd definitely recommend them Coach over any other designer brands.
Let me hand over my membership card. It’s in one of my jacket pockets. I’ll let you know when I find it.
I know the reason; he said Indy jackets were the "new and improved version of the A2, a natural progression / evolutionary advance" - and all the octogenarians there became outraged.The obvious question which hasn’t yet been asked is :
‘Why were you banned from the Vintage Leather Jackets forum ?’
You should have seen their stuff in the 1980s/90s when it was still made in the US - in CT IIRC.Coach makes pretty good leather items, unlike most if not all mall brands and luxury designer brands. Their bags are well built, the hardware is sturdy, and they're using good top or full grain leather without a ****ty topcoat 3mm thick that'll age like ****.
It doesn't surprise me that their jackets are great.
Hermes, Loewe, YSL, All Saints, LVMH, these don't hold a candle to Coach imho, especially for the price.
If someone were more interested in modern designer jackets than "heritage" like us, I'd definitely recommend them Coach over any other designer brands.
I saw this weird indy ai pic somewhere, I wonder what the reaction would be if someone posted it over there.I know the reason; he said Indy jackets were the "new and improved version of the A2, a natural progression / evolutionary advance" - and all the octogenarians there became outraged.
John Lofgren Monkey Boots Shinki Horsebuttt - $1,136 The classic monkey boot silhouette in an incredibly rich Shinki russet horse leather.
Grant Stone Diesel Boot Dark Olive Chromexcel - $395 Goodyear welted, Horween Chromexcel, classic good looks.
Schott 568 Vandals Jacket - $1,250 The classic Perfecto motorcycle jacket, in a very special limited-edition Schott double rider style. You can tell it's AI cause Indy's jacket doesn't look awful.I saw this weird indy ai pic somewhere, I wonder what the reaction would be if someone posted it over there.
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