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  1. Peter Bowden

    That's, what Barbourism should look like!

    I have the weights of some Barbour jackets if it's of any use Barbour Northumbria in C44 complete with a liner 2.26kg or 5lbs-I think this is in the heaviest weight cotton fabric Barbour Beaufort in C44 1.36kg or 3lbs Barbour Border in C46 1.8kg or 4lbs The newest of these is probably about 20...
  2. Peter Bowden

    Aero Windward lining

    Just curious-Do they have one in your size ready to ship?Otherwise the wait would be as for a bespoke jacket.You might like to consider moleskin for a lining as it is warmer than cotton but not as warm as alpaca so would give you a more versatile jacket.
  3. Peter Bowden

    CXL Horsehide VS. Vicenza

    That looks really characterful and unlike any other Vicenza I have seen.Generally too uniform for my taste especially compared to Horween CXL
  4. Peter Bowden

    Aero Leather Grizzly.

    Grizzly jackets are huge fun to wear and I have yet to have any disparaging comments about mine...I think people don't realise what they have seen.Practical too...they are lighter and warmer than most leather jackets
  5. Peter Bowden

    Aero Sale Oct 22nd 2018

    I bought one of the apprentice/trainee Bootleggers a while back and its a super,super jacket and great value.I believe I am correct in saying that they did not fit the top button to these so they do not have a button hole either-I think they look better without personally.
  6. Peter Bowden

    Cross zips / D pockets, discussion starter...

    Not really relevant but I love this picture from the Rivet Head archive
  7. Peter Bowden

    a2 jackets

    I seem to remember Ronald Reagan promoted a similar initiative back in the 80's
  8. Peter Bowden

    Cross zips / D pockets, discussion starter...

    A vintage D-Pocket for reference-The D-Pocket not quite as pronounced as on other jackets. https://www.pedlars.co.uk/shop/1940-50s-kurland-sportswear-mfg-d-pocket-perfecto-motorcycle-jacket
  9. Peter Bowden

    Cross zips / D pockets, discussion starter...

    You are never too old!
  10. Peter Bowden

    Bought my first leather jacket

    Very nice-Looks like a comfortable jacket and the sleeve length looks spot on.At least I think that's how sleeves with cuffs should look.
  11. Peter Bowden

    Japanese Auction Site

    Just came across this site-New to me but maybe well known to Lounge members.Plenty of drool-worthy jackets. https://www.jauce.com/category-leaf/2084050337?select=08&n=100
  12. Peter Bowden

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

    Whitefeather Manufacturing 1930's Puch jacket Please move if not in the right thread.Just spotted this on Facebook.
  13. Peter Bowden

    A short rant from a new member

    When you are ready the jacket will find you
  14. Peter Bowden

    What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?

    Hurray for cold weather!
  15. Peter Bowden

    The Evolution From “Need” To “Want”

    I felt and recognised the'need' for my first top-flight leather jacket to find out whether there was a material difference between it and other garments.There is.Everything after that has been a want.They do improve with wear,they do become more beautiful and meaningful to the owner.It's a...
  16. Peter Bowden

    What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?

    I once thought of having a suit made from Donegal Tweed-Almost as addictive as leather http://www.murphyofireland.com/tweed-swatches/
  17. Peter Bowden

    Vintage Photos of Leather Jackets

    Screen shots from Saboteur 1942 directed by Alfred Hitchcock and starring Priscilla Lane and Robert Cummings
  18. Peter Bowden

    Vintage Photos of Leather Jackets

    Don't recall ever seeing a throat latch with a popper fastening before.
  19. Peter Bowden

    Famous People in Flight Jackets

    Cold weather flight wear for passengers and pilots in Canada in 1929.Don Robertson became a well known test-pilot for the RAF and the Fleet Air Arm.

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