What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?

[navetsea]

Yeah, I just don’t know how well it’ll take to the dye. The cloth is 100% cotton, but I doubt the seams are. But we’ll see.

u are right, the thread probably won't take the dye, but if the jacket turn into bone white, white thread won't hurt that much I suppose

 

[Motocann]

Just dropped another episode of The MCC! In this episode we talk about our favorite denim jeans.

 

[sgt pepper]

The Shop Vancouver X Y’2 on an overcast day.
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Got one of those myself!

 

[JCSD]

Greg at Field Leathers nailed this one. Shinki Brown Pony hide.

 

[Motocann]

Got one of those myself! View attachment 539412

Super cool jacket!

 

[navetsea]

Just dropped another episode of The MCC! In this episode we talk about our favorite denim jeans.

great vid congratz on the new channel

 

[navetsea]

Got one of those myself! View attachment 539412

cool sleeve creasin, I also like the idea behind the darker stitches so one day when the leather darken with time and wear the stitching would be more tonal to its final look, lighter color zipper tape ( cream, olive, light brown, sage, etc) would look beautiful on this though.

 

[Bfd70]

Wiwt for sure.

 

[navetsea]

Just vest this last 2 days, we get into real warm august here, yesterday with wabash, i moved its single small chest patch pocket onto the left waist pocket, and today with duckcanvas

 

[Batoidea]

The Flat Head SJR-80.

This is one of the very first "serious" leather jackets I purchased - got it at a great price off of Y!Japan many years ago in near-new condition. My first impressions back then were that it was too tight and short, and I've come very close to selling it on multiple times over the years, but in the end I opted to just wear the hell out of it.

Fast-forward a few years and, while still snug (it wins the award for being the jacket that has given me the most arm bruises during the break-in process), I find it very wearable and now I think the length is perfect for me, for this style. Live and learn

 

[Tom71]

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The Flat Head SJR-80.

This is one of the very first "serious" leather jackets I purchased - got it at a great price off of Y!Japan many years ago in near-new condition. My first impressions back then were that it was too tight and short, and I've come very close to selling it on multiple times over the years, but in the end I opted to just wear the hell out of it.

Fast-forward a few years and, while still snug (it wins the award for being the jacket that has given me the most arm bruises during the break-in process), I find it very wearable and now I think the length is perfect for me, for this style. Live and learn

Good that you kept it. Great fit, great jacket!

 

[P2D]

Recent fit - mister freedom campus stallion

 

[Will Zach]

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The Flat Head SJR-80.

This is one of the very first "serious" leather jackets I purchased - got it at a great price off of Y!Japan many years ago in near-new condition. My first impressions back then were that it was too tight and short, and I've come very close to selling it on multiple times over the years, but in the end I opted to just wear the hell out of it.

Fast-forward a few years and, while still snug (it wins the award for being the jacket that has given me the most arm bruises during the break-in process), I find it very wearable and now I think the length is perfect for me, for this style. Live and learn

Glad you kept it, pretty darn close to a perfect jacket. Definitely not short, in fact it should not be any longer.

 

[Batoidea]

Glad you kept it, pretty darn close to a perfect jacket. Definitely not short, in fact it should not be any longer.

Thanks Will, I definitely agree about the length. At the time I was much more used to the longer jacket lengths that a lot of modern leather (and other) jackets tend to have, so it did take a bit of getting used to. Once I got over that though, I realised how much better many jackets look when they aren't cut too far below the belt line (though it depends on the style too, of course).

 

[Tom71]

Got one of those myself! View attachment 539412

Thats one great jacket!

 

[Tom71]

Vanson “E“ from a fellow lounger. Flawless condition with two belts and a mouton collar.
This is a tank of a jacket, and it will need to get WAY colder for me to be able to wear it.

I have been looking for this model for some time now. Thanks to @ton312 for advising on the correct size. Vanson is notoriously inconsistent between their models, and while I can go down to a 40 in some jackets, this is a 44 and had to be!

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[dublinprem]

FW 37J1

 

[ton312]

Vanson “E“ from a fellow lounger. Flawless condition with two belts and a mouton collar.
This is a tank of a jacket, and it will need to get WAY colder for me to be able to wear it.

I have been looking for this model for some time now. Thanks to @ton312 for advising on the correct size. Vanson is notoriously inconsistent between their models, and while I can go down to a 40 in some jackets, this is a 44 and had to be!

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Perfect fit on that undisputed king of all crosszips!

 

[Bfd70]

Vanson “E“ from a fellow lounger. Flawless condition with two belts and a mouton collar.
This is a tank of a jacket, and it will need to get WAY colder for me to be able to wear it.

I have been looking for this model for some time now. Thanks to @ton312 for advising on the correct size. Vanson is notoriously inconsistent between their models, and while I can go down to a 40 in some jackets, this is a 44 and had to be!

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#dang!

 

[Peter Mackin]

Vanson “E“ from a fellow lounger. Flawless condition with two belts and a mouton collar.
This is a tank of a jacket, and it will need to get WAY colder for me to be able to wear it.

I have been looking for this model for some time now. Thanks to @ton312 for advising on the correct size. Vanson is notoriously inconsistent between their models, and while I can go down to a 40 in some jackets, this is a 44 and had to be!

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I only ever do flawless , looks a perfect fit Tom,, im already having sellers remorse lol.