Actually, Schott's back measurement includes the collar. That's why my size 42 613SH says it has a back length of 25 or 25.5 but when you measure from the bottom of the collar it's 24.
Some interesting things to pull from this drawing. Look at the crease on the left and right of the man's body...
I think it looks fantastic. Definitely not too big; there's some chest drape going on, which is a positive.
A year or two ago I would have agreed that it's too short, but I don't think so anymore. A vintage jacket would have addressed this by having the zipper not go all the way to the hem...
Straight zip, beautiful leather, actually wearable size; this checks off a lot of boxes.
The flip side is whether it's still worth it after VAT and postage.
Seam vs raglan are basically a completely different type of garment though. With raglan you have much more room although even then not infinite.
Like I have a Sugar Cane shirt with a kimono type sleeve so I can wear it in two different sizes; the medium fits like a normal shirt with the...
Raglan shoulders are a completely different method of construction.
Going off what Stu and TFLers say, you could have shoulder seams at basically your neck and it would all be fine if the sleeves are long enough!
I will fight this until the end.
Shoulder length absolutely matters. If it's narrower than you, you can't wear the garment, no matter what people here or Stu say.
I guess I'm glad you like it but I don't know that their prices are actually low enough to justify the compromise. Their price point, new and used, is pretty comparable to Vanson.
A lot of people seem to think (it's not their fault; it's something culture has forgotten) that a good fit means a completely flat smooth back, but it's generally the opposite. There needs to be extra space there even in fabric, let alone leather, for proper range of movement.
Aero would be a good port of call here because they can do a shearling lining option for many of the half belts and Highwayman.
I think he means a rugged leather on the outside like steer, horse, goat.
IHUK selling items for markup + British VAT is one thing. Having a global monopoly such that even sales by stores in the U.S. are handled through them and incorporate that cost is another still.
I don’t give Iron Heart Japan a pass for it to be clear. I don't see them as passive in giving...
This is the thing. Many of my friends are avid buyers and cite the customer service but if you are selling something for double its actual retail price, then you can afford to give all the service in the world. Like the flippers who sell Rolexes at double MSRP will have the thing overnighted to you.
It’s a really disgusting enterprise which doesn’t get the heat it deserves.
Basically some reseller labelled itself “Iron Heart UK” and then strong armed Iron Heart into giving them a monopoly on all foreign sales, including from other foreign shops, so Giles and co get their margin no matter...
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