What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?

[ton312]

Ton,

Ton you mean the slant chest pocket? it certain needs to move down a bit, i agree, sometimes this type of visual detail can only be apparent after you made the jacket...then, shoot! a long process. but duly noted!

Yes that’s what I meant. It’s a good start though and I think you’ve really nailed the collar and the chest zip is a cool detail. Little tweak and it’ll be perfect!

 

[Hh121]

5star 6oz CXLSH

 

[Jin431]

5* deerskin trucker

 

[JCSD]

Lost Worlds PJ27

 

[jadub]

I need to get a skiver, some seams was getting way too bulky. The waistband is a bit short but it’s what I had on hand. I liked the pattern, next one will be using better leather!

WOW, nice work!

 

[jadub]

I've said something like this one other time and this is that last time I'll say it but, how does Ton get, have, design, buy, sell soooo many perfect fitting, awesome jackets!?!? I'm sure this isn't an original thought but jeez, incredible.

 

[ton312]

I've said something like this one other time and this is that last time I'll say it but, how does Ton get, have, design, buy, sell soooo many perfect fitting, awesome jackets!?!? I'm sure this isn't an original thought but jeez, incredible.

Never give up. LOL. This is all I do:

 

[Hh121]

Great physique also makes the jacket looks great on you, @ton312 knows that. That's why almost every jacket he got looks great.

 

[Jin431]

@ton312 looks great in any look he goes for, the more pattern he tries the better it is for everyone

 

[navetsea]

5star 6oz CXLSH
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those thick ripples on the sleeve look great, how does it wear?

 

[navetsea]

I need to get a skiver, some seams was getting way too bulky. The waistband is a bit short but it’s what I had on hand. I liked the pattern, next one will be using better leather!

wow, looking great, fit you well too, what a fruitful hobby congrats!!!

 

[Hh121]

those thick ripples on the sleeve look great, how does it wear?

Actually you will be surprised it is very easy to wear, the curved sleeve really helps.

 

[Hh121]

Just saw this, let me compare it with my 6oz 5star.
https://www.aeroleatherclothing.com/product-detail.php?id=4572

Aero did not put blue label on this jacket, so can I understand that Aero accepts this kind of flaw in their regular offering?

 

[ton312]

Great physique also makes the jacket looks great on you, @ton312 knows that. That's why almost every jacket he got looks great.

@ton312 looks great in any look he goes for, the more pattern he tries the better it is for everyone

That’s mighty high and generous praise coming from you two, both of whom have the best fitting leather jackets on this forum.

 

[regius]

Just saw this, let me compare it with my 6oz 5star.
https://www.aeroleatherclothing.com/product-detail.php?id=4572
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Please don’t take it the wrong way but I’d like to offer some defense for Aero here the cuff top stitch that Aero is showing is a very different seam. It has four layers of leather plus lining, the cuff (sleeve extension type) has three and no lining. Also when it’s put together, it’s laid flat, very easy to sew straight line (industrial machines can do six or seven layers IF it’s flat).

 

[regius]

To add, the circular cuff (Aero) actually has six layers at the two sleeve seams, and it’s circular, very hard to maneuver

 

[Hh121]

Please don’t take it the wrong way but I’d like to offer some defense for Aero here the cuff top stitch that Aero is showing is a very different seam. It has four layers of leather plus lining, the cuff (sleeve extension type) has three and no lining. Also when it’s put together, it’s laid flat, very easy to sew straight line (industrial machines can do six or seven layers IF it’s flat).

Thanks for your knowledge, very helpful!

 

[Bennarion]

M-43. View attachment 325403

Bronson?

 

[Imuricecreamman]

Bronson?

No, this is an original, decommisioned from the norwegian military.

 

[jonesy86]

My GW-A-1 is my lightest weight jacket, and I try to get it into the sun as much as possible to prevent it from molding. Not too much sun lately so I wear it close to home, as it usually starts raining as soon as I go out and I don't want to get this one rained on.