Ha ha ha ha...it's ok. You are right, people don't need to be specific... Let's enjoy the shirt and that's all. My fault, I am too deep in my obsession/profession. Have a good day
It's simple....denim fabric is a diagonal one, in english technical terminology is a "twill" so you need to see 45 degrees lines in the fabric. With chambray you have a "simple weave structure" fabric, which presents the classic cross between vertical/horizontal lines.... I may also add that the...
If you like heavy/medium-heavy top quality selvedge denim try jap brands like Samurai, Studio d'Artisan, Sugar cane and the likes....they all have selvedge denim shirts in collections, some of them have both styles, western and workwear.... If you prefer light denim, stay away from japanese
Well, if you do not ride you are reducing relevantly your leathers' need....half of my jackets are answering to a (supposed) riding need (season and kind of ride)...
This definitely makes sense....Imho the "forever jacket" doesn't exist, being more a myth than reality....In this moment my "forever jacket"'s closet has at least 3 jackets in and in winter time they grow until 5... Having said this, Aero, Thedi, Himel (if you are canadian David's is a must...
These kind of mixed fibers have a "dry hand"...the touch is drier than a 100% wool....and the capability of generate warm is less, of course. Aeros usually, in my experience, are always on the warmer side compare to this. Better or worse? At the end, everything is a matter of personal tastes and...
Frankly, in my whole wardrobe (which is kind of huge) this is the best lining ever....old fashioned and (most of all) woollen....When we talk about lining, IMHO there is no competition between natural fibers (wool on top of all) and artificial ones...and if it has to be "silky" then let's go for...
I have several leather jackets in several hides and shapes....but in this moment of my life Aero's FQHH patina and heavyness is something close to perfection to me...it really touches my heart to see my Aeros getting older as I am trying to do...getting better and still strong
Hi loungers, a friend of mine has found this jacket in his father's house....Could you help us trace its period and value? The leather is good all around and shows no signs of stress...only the lining needs repair?
I prefer Tanaka's book...but I am a huge fan of Rin....I love his point of view and I am collecting all of his books. another great one is "Harley Davidson book of fashion 1910-1950s". Lightning of course is always worthy...I am collecting them as well, but I prefer Tanaka's editing.
Maybe the "made in" label could help us solve the riddle...I know that Yamane-san was merely focused on denim, not leather, and that "Evis" label doesn't sound coherent (to me) with their graphic... But I'd like to be wrong and to discover a true gem
You say there is an EVISU label....but I see "Evis"....EvisU is an Osaka (Japan) denim brand, actually one of the Osaka Five...are you sure we are talking about the same brand??
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