Hi everyone
after lurking and enjoying this forum for several months I finally gave in and bought a jacket I had been eyeing for a while. I initially planned to get a jacket around €400 but somehow ended up ordering a different one for €600 and now here I am with the Double Helix Rider Unus
The length is perfect and even after just one evening of wearing it the leather has already started to feel noticeably more flexible though it is still quite stiff. In comparison my bison leather jacket needed around four weeks to reach this stage
Fit-wise it is excellent. The only thing that bothers me is the cuff opening. It is a bit large for my slim wrists which leaves a slightly bitter aftertaste. I love jackets with a snug cuff so I am considering having an additional button sewn in by a tailor. I would rather avoid heavy alterations on this jacket and I think I already know some of your answers to that lol
Looking closer at the cuffs this seems a bit complicated. It would not be enough to simply cut the cuffs narrower because the sleeve itself would also need to be narrowed slightly to avoid folds. Just the thought of doing that makes me hesitant to alter the cuffs. An additional button might be a better solution. Any ideas or experience especially on the cuffs adjustments?
after lurking and enjoying this forum for several months I finally gave in and bought a jacket I had been eyeing for a while. I initially planned to get a jacket around €400 but somehow ended up ordering a different one for €600 and now here I am with the Double Helix Rider Unus
The length is perfect and even after just one evening of wearing it the leather has already started to feel noticeably more flexible though it is still quite stiff. In comparison my bison leather jacket needed around four weeks to reach this stage
Fit-wise it is excellent. The only thing that bothers me is the cuff opening. It is a bit large for my slim wrists which leaves a slightly bitter aftertaste. I love jackets with a snug cuff so I am considering having an additional button sewn in by a tailor. I would rather avoid heavy alterations on this jacket and I think I already know some of your answers to that lol
Looking closer at the cuffs this seems a bit complicated. It would not be enough to simply cut the cuffs narrower because the sleeve itself would also need to be narrowed slightly to avoid folds. Just the thought of doing that makes me hesitant to alter the cuffs. An additional button might be a better solution. Any ideas or experience especially on the cuffs adjustments?



