Aero D-1, B-6 fit/sizing

[Bunyip]

Hi guys,
Can anyone tell me how the D-1, B-6 jackets fit? In some Aero designs I'm as small as a44 in the torso, others I'm a 46-48. Are these jackets typically cut slim, or generous? I guess there's probably no need to layer, so I imagine they are reasonably True to size....interested in anyone's experience. Thanks.

 

[bretron]

If they're cut to vintage spec I'm guessing they'd be true to size or even a size small?

 

[s4rmark]

Hi there, bunyip . I have an Eastman rough wear b6 size 40 regular. I myself am a size 40 , .5 foot 9 inches in height and 11 stone 7 pounds in weight and I would guess a medium build . The jacket is a trim fit with only enough room for a t shirt or very thin sweater , hope this helps

 

[Davy Crockett]

I have an Aero B6 and a Stockman, I did not order a specific size as I was measured for both jackets I'm normally a 46 and when the Stockman came back it was labelled as a 42 the B6 was labelled as a 46 both are very good fits, so the stockman appears to be cut on the large side like a lot of Aero jackets wheras the B6 was true to size, but to make sure I would contact Holly and ask her about sizes then you will know exactly what you are getting, also the B6 is a great choice as a sheepskin!

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[Deacon211]

I have an older ELC B-6 and went a size up from my normal G-1 size of 44. Even still, it was close flitting throughout the body.

If you look at the design, I don't think there is much room for blousiness.




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