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What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?

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This one might go under the knife depending on how it fits her. The leather is so nice! It’s the first time i haven’t had the urge to condition a jacket straight away.

These Fidelity “IR” jackets are awesome. They seem to fit well on many different body-types.
 

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SinSir

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Is this Photoshop to show how it will age or is this panel mismatch for real?

Showing how it will age

First time I saw it I was l what the???? Too

Weird but cool at the same time. It would be neat to see more makera do that. They say its fast aging hide too
 

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Wasn't Buco J-100 a precursor of the modern cafe racer jacket? Or were there earlier ones and the Buco is popular because it took on a certain mystique?
 
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@Monitor:
Wasn't Buco J-100 a precursor of the modern cafe racer jacket? Or were there earlier ones and the Buco is popular because it took on a certain mystique?

There were much earlier ones. If I am not mistaken, the style as we know it appeared some 20 years before Buco.

I believe Buco is became popular after Rin Tanaka declared the J-24 to be the best jacket ever, the hype automatically spilling over to anything branded Buco (happened around the time the cafe racer was also super trendy among Hollywood stars, too) but I honestly never heard anything about the J-100 having any influence on a cafe racer style, ever.
 

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