Master supply co leather jacket

[ton312]

One thing I have noticed over the years here is that the more mediocre the maker, the more fierce the defenders. I‘ve seen this with Five Star, U.S. Authentic, and now Master Supply. This is a new wrinkle, though. I think this is the first time I’ve seen someone who has actually never actually handled nor wore the jacket extolling its virtues so vociferously.

I also notice he edited his last wall of text where he acknowledged the gaping stitch holes I pointed out. I suspect he had an “UH oh” momment and realized that photos do matter and that’s precisely what he ultimately used to push him over the edge to purchase. I envision him at some point feverishly sweating on the toilet with an along came Polly stomach trying to return the jacket before it’s even delivered.

 

[MadCat]

I read it all and this is all I have left.
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You can call it what you want or spin it the way that makes you feel comfortable.

I am looking forward to your review of the jacket once you have it. I would encourage you to take some quality detailed photos, as well as fit photos as they will be the most telling. A picture is worth a thousand words, so add

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I also notice he edited his last wall of text where he acknowledged the gaping stitch holes I pointed out. I suspect he had an “UH oh” momment and realized that photos do matter and that’s precisely what he ultimately used to push him over the edge to purchase. I envision him at some point feverishly sweating on the toilet with an along came Polly stomach trying to return the jacket before it’s even delivered.

He can wipe his ass with it when he’s done!!!!!

 

[Benny Holiday]

He's not the first, sadly won't be the last. A modicum of respect wouldn't have hurt him. I've been here since 2004 and been a member since 2006, and I still learn something every time I check out this forum, which is sadly not as often as I used to have time to. Bottom line, some people are just annoying dipsticks and, as my old man used to say, "You can't educate a mug."

Now I can return to enjoying Ton's adventures in 70s jacket bliss and everyone else exploring the world of vintage, rare and cool jackets (with the odd crazy one thrown in for our amusement).

 

[The Lost Cowboy]

I also notice he edited his last wall of text where he acknowledged the gaping stitch holes I pointed out. I suspect he had an “UH oh” momment and realized that photos do matter and that’s precisely what he ultimately used to push him over the edge to purchase. I envision him at some point feverishly sweating on the toilet with an along came Polly stomach trying to return the jacket before it’s even delivered.

Those stitch hole comments where on the other thread. It's so much text and he posted it in two different places, but there are some substantive differences. Not that either one is worth reading, but here's the other one, post 94:

Master Supply Co

Oh, I love this! So now we’ve moved from gatekeeping ‘heritage’ to declaring it culturally dead. Rugged workwear is the new North Face? Maybe in some corners of the internet, sure. But the funny thing about subcultures is that they don’t exist in a vacuum—they ebb and flow, sometimes codifying...

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