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  1. Dr H

    What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?

    Freewheelers Journeyman today - brief change to cooler wetter weather.
  2. Dr H

    Long Time no See

    I see that Paul Manafort might have an ostrich jacket in the classifieds imminently...
  3. Dr H

    Good Wear-abouts

    Dave Sheeley is your man..., but not until my jacket is finished...
  4. Dr H

    FOR SALE: ELC Type A-1 .50 cal size 44

    Ta! The capeskin will be up for sale imminently...
  5. Dr H

    Diversity

    No Craig, dull as it may seem, just shades of brown for me; the simpler (unadorned) the better. I've just conditioned my FW Brakeman with a coat of Pecard's and it's turning a really attractive shade of chestnut. Minimalist in terms of detailing (no pocket flaps, clean large panels), the throat...
  7. Dr H

    Freewheelers Caboose Jacket

    I read the comments on Denimbro (tbf these come from a group that sees/wears a lot of Freewheelers clothing - I bought my Journeyman through that forum - so they are informed comments from members who familiar with the FW cut/quality/materials). The general comments about fit mirrored your own...
  8. Dr H

    FOR SALE: ELC Type A-1 .50 cal size 44

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  9. Dr H

    Freewheelers Caboose Jacket

    I have a good contact at Hoosier, 25-2 Murasakinoshimotoridacho, Kita, Kyoto, KYOTO 603-8175 (100% reliable) and English speaking. Let me know if you need to be put in touch.
  10. Dr H

    Freewheelers Caboose Jacket

    Having seen this image on a larger screen, I can see that it's very different from the panels on both the Journeyman and the Brakeman. Very neat detail.
  11. Dr H

    Freewheelers Caboose Jacket

    Is it like this (common feature for Freewheelers)?
  13. Dr H

    Freewheelers Caboose Jacket

    That looks really fine. I absolutely love my Journeyman and Brakeman jackets - the workmanship is superb and the materials are top notch. The Brakeman shares a collar profile with your Caboose, and it looks really elegant. The Colt buttons are really a nice touch. The sleeves are a touch long in...
  14. Dr H

    Contrast stitching thoughts

    Examples from Freewheelers:
  15. Dr H

    Freewheelers Purple Little Wing

    I love a lot of the Freewheelers catalogue and have owned/worn several, but this one isn’t for me (too busy).
  16. Dr H

    Contrast stitching thoughts

    Very subjective topic, but I agree. I have OD thread on Tatanka Brown HH, which I really like, dark tan on Auburn Brown HH; I’m about to receive tobacco Brown thread on mid brown goatskin. Personally, I prefer subtle, complementary thread colours rather than stark contrast.
  17. Dr H

    My first "real" leather jacket - where to put my money?

    For the style that you describe, I’d go for a Freewheelers Four Corners (http://freewheelers.co.jp/blog/archives/16183). Depending on your size, you can pick up smaller (38/40) sizes on Japanese auction sites for a reduction in price over the retail outlets. From your list though, I’d opt for Thedi.
  19. Dr H

    New Eastman Star Sportswear A-2

    Is the officer in the Memphis Belle image wearing a Doniger? Looks very sharp.
  20. Dr H

    Collar Stand

    I have one for sale in the classifieds at the moment.
  21. Dr H

    Collar Stand

    Sold my A-2 jackets, and took up wearing A-1s... The lower collar of the Doniger was easier on the beard...
  22. Dr H

    Collar Stand

    Not just you: I used to catch my beard in the throat latch occasionally, which was a painful reminder!
  23. Dr H

    Collar Stand

    I’ve owned examples of Perry A-2 (collar stand) and Doniger (without). The collar sits more prominently with the band, but for comfort I preferred the more open collar with the simple neckline of the Doniger.
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