I meant to add that while this is the sibling of red and Canuck's jackets, it's the son of @ton312's Johnson and I hope he'll appreciate the exaggerated Western yoke I requested.
IIRC the reason Iron Heart (before its British dealer seemed to take over design and operations) developed its original heavy denim was as an alternative to leather pants for riding. This is also I think part of why their heavy denims tend to wear soft rather than stiff.
I think so too!
I was going to add the photos of my jacket to this thread because my own is a cousin to yours and a sibling to @Canuck Panda's grizzly, but I guess ours are siblings too!
A fascinating thing about this jacket, compared to some of my other favourites, is that the shape seems...
Oh and then add to that that many people downsize because “it’ll stretch”; so a combination of abrasion and strain.
Michael Young and Rolliworks/LA Watch Works are the way to go for your classic watches.
I haven't had a big problem with crotch blowouts, but then I wear midweight repro denim and wash it.
The problem of the ultra-heavyweight denim is not helped by the fact that these people think washing will kill their fades, which it won't, but what it will do is cause abrasion from dirt...
That's what I thought, but Lewis Japan told my friend in Tokyo that the T widens the hem (unfortunately after he'd received the jacket).
Yeah, I know about the Lightning's boxy tube fit of course. It's iconic in its own way.
I didn't say that all Japanese shops use Engrish in the same way. LL's means smaller shoulders and a wider hem. This might work for some people, but I wouldn't call it a tight/slim fit.
There are Japanese jeans I own that are labeled "tight fit" but are wide straight legs. (A friend had to...
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