Funny how sellers everywhere advertise their Genuine vintage clothing items as from a "Smoke and Pet free home". When you look at old news clips or films from the so called golden era so many people smoked, and right up to the 1990s too. So that old Aero etc that is 20+ years old may now be from a pet and smoke free home but should someone complain about odour from a 50 year old garment really have a reason to complain. Smoke odour lingers, it's the unwashed denim jean you need to worry aboutI've been basically wearing my jacket at home even when sleeping since winter arrived, while watching movies, surfind forums or playing videogames. I even wear the jacket while cooking, eating, doing the dishes and cleaning the house. Basically all the time at home and spray it quite often during the day. Even my cat loves sleeping over me when I'm taking a nap on the sofa (No worries, I'm never going to sell this Aero)
Jacket just feels like a glove now, it has adapted to me like I wouldn't have thought, it was very tight at the shoulders when I first got it and now is very comfortable. Although I have to say that my leather is not heavy at all, Horween medium weight I would say, old leather batch from the 90s
You are one sick monkey.
Funny how sellers everywhere advertise their Genuine vintage clothing items as from a "Smoke and Pet free home". When you look at old news clips or films from the so called golden era so many people smoked, and right up to the 1990s too. So that old Aero etc that is 20+ years old may now be from a pet and smoke free home but should someone complain about odour from a 50 year old garment really have a reason to complain. Smoke odour lingers, it's the unwashed denim jean you need to worry about
This is so true! When buying old jackets I always forget to worry about the vintage odor until I am holding my new jacket for the first time. As discussed in other threads, there are many ways to remove or dissipate these odors and that begins the process of making the garment our own. Only once did I return a jacket due to smoke odor and that was an extreme case, it smelled like an ashtray potpourri!Funny how sellers everywhere advertise their Genuine vintage clothing items as from a "Smoke and Pet free home". When you look at old news clips or films from the so called golden era so many people smoked, and right up to the 1990s too. So that old Aero etc that is 20+ years old may now be from a pet and smoke free home but should someone complain about odour from a 50 year old garment really have a reason to complain. Smoke odour lingers, it's the unwashed denim jean you need to worry about