Haha. Biggie also said “Every true hustler knows that you cannot hustle forever. You will go to jail eventually.” Good luck Legendary. I did like their trucker vest in the naked cow.
Probably made by Schott. I can’t recall.
Agree, that distressing is of the worst sort.Looks like a 90's issue Marc Jacobs mall issue jacket to me.
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Looks like a 90's issue Marc Jacobs mall issue jacket to me.
Beck back in the day was bought by Schott. This is NOT made by Schott, as Legendary is no longer an authorized seller of Schott jackets... probably because they went with a different company to produce the latest run of the Black Stallion.View attachment 553272
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Looks like a 90's edition Marc Jacobs mall issue jacket to me.
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Looks like a 90's edition Marc Jacobs mall issue jacket to me.
Can someone fill me in on what happened between schott and Legendary? Sorry, but dont have time to go through 25 pages...yet
My favorite is where Legendary called a 100 year old company posers. Sad displayLegendary was, until a couple of weeks ago, one of Schott's authorized dealers for selling the Schott product line.
In addition to this, Schott made a repro of the Buco J-24 D-Pocket as a private label item for Legendary. (I believe they made a Trojan repro too, but I don't quite recall.) Given how these collaborations work, this means that Legendary made the request, but Schott did everything from patterning to sourcing materials, to of course manufacture. Legendary offered this jacket for many years, in both black and brown horsehides.
This year, they announced that the jacket was coming back, so many of us jumped to order. (Schott horsehide and pattern quality + repro design, what's not to love?) The jacket was listed with photos of the Schott, as well as its model number.
Only it turned out that instead of Schott, they were using some cheap new manufacturer and leather this time, to lower the price. And presumably they provided this manufacturer with the Schott jacket to copy, so Schott's IP in the patterns was stolen.
Now I don't know if this is why they're no longer a Schott dealer, or which one broke it off. Certainly Legendary did not seem pleased that a number of us asked if the new Stallion was made by Schott. But just a few weeks ago, Legendary was allowed as an authorized dealer to advertise the new Schott Perfecto with Conmar zippers before even Schott did.
So I don't know how the final break happened. Given the pompous and self-righteous tone of their social media, I wouldn't be totally surprised if it turned out Legendary broke it off with Schott with the aim of selling higher margin lower quality jackets.
My favorite is where Legendary called a 100 year old company posers. Sad display
“Legendary Prison Leathers” has a nice ring to it.Holy shit you guys... I just wanted to look badass with a leather jacket.
And now this is what I find. Should have just shipped my jacket as I asked. Also he should have stuck with Schott...
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Edit: Source https://www.justice.gov/usao-nj/pr/...irm-charged-34-million-insider-trading-scheme
Holy shit you guys... I just wanted to look badass with a leather jacket.
And now this is what I find. Should have just shipped my jacket as I asked. Also he should have stuck with Schott...
Attached, expertly created in MS paint.
Edit: Source https://www.justice.gov/usao-nj/pr/...irm-charged-34-million-insider-trading-scheme