What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?

[3.14nche]

thank you very much!

these are Chopper pants from Pike Brothers

 

[AeroFan_07]

Not often you see brown straight zip CHP's, very nice!

Todays outfit

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Thanks - that was part of the reason for trying this one.

Glad you pulled out your dark green cross-zip again there. I would really appreciate something like that down the road. Boots are sharp too!

 

[Herrvallmo]

Thanks - that was part of the reason for trying this one.

Glad you pulled out your dark green cross-zip again there. I would really appreciate something like that down the road. Boots are sharp too!

Thanks mate! it's nice to own something that isn't brown or black

 

[AeroFan_07]

^^ 100% agree!

My most-commented jacket ever was a Vanson Star - which has plenty of color, and character.

 

[Mrfrown]

Cognac C2 today. Have been wearing it without the belt recently

 

[Alphahunter]

Kehoe.
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Straight up Bruce Willis.

 

[JackBroChill]

Much too hot for a leather jacket of this weight but I just got it in the mail from tweedydon via Monitor and have to rock it! Could maybe use a less busy background for the pic though lol.

Still dialing in how I like a Perfecto to fit but I would say I'm pretty happy with this one!

 

[bkbiker]

Jane Motorcycles Marcy Bomber. Can go casual or for riding, as it takes optional D30 ghost armor.

 

[Alphahunter]

i just received this Grizzly from Dylan at Taylor Brando. It’s TeaCore HH. The Shearling is pretty wicked.

 

[theeprimitivesound]

This Schott wool mechanic jacket (not idea what model it is) has been with me for years, needs new pockets, too big now, but it's warm and comfy, ideal for work/dog walking.

 

[Camel24hrs]

ELC RW 1401-P.
Just sitting on the porch watching the rain come down.

 

[The Lost Cowboy]

I'm not actually wearing this out and about because it's too hot, but I want to give a shout-out to this Sears Leather Shop crosszip.

Like so many items in my closet (hats, shoes, jeans) I could have stopped at this one. Instead I went all the way around the world with leather only to rediscover this last week and say, "gee... this really is a great jacket."

Just at 4 pounds without the belt (previous owner cut it off).

I don't love the glossy finish but I love the jacket so I'll keep it just like it is. The fit is amazing, the leather is buttery-soft but substantial, the hardware is meaty and functions great, the interior is inviting and comfortable and I love the arm rolls in this thing.

There's not much appreciation here for these 70s and 80s Sears Jackets but if others are like this one, then I'll vouch for them. Absolutely worth the $100 I paid for it and seriously, I could have stopped here (not that I'm complaining about my collection, just saying that the quality on this Sears is satisfying enough).

 

[Will Zach]

You wear it well, man.

 

[AeroFan_07]

I'm not actually wearing this out and about because it's too hot, but I want to give a shout-out to this Sears Leather Shop crosszip.

Like so many items in my closet (hats, shoes, jeans) I could have stopped at this one. Instead I went all the way around the world with leather only to rediscover this last week and say, "gee... this really is a great jacket."

Just at 4 pounds without the belt (previous owner cut it off).

I don't love the glossy finish but I love the jacket so I'll keep it just like it is. The fit is amazing, the leather is buttery-soft but substantial, the hardware is meaty and functions great, the interior is inviting and comfortable and I love the arm rolls in this thing.

There's not much appreciation here for these 70s and 80s Sears Jackets but if others are like this one, then I'll vouch for them. Absolutely worth the $100 I paid for it and seriously, I could have stopped here (not that I'm complaining about my collection, just saying that the quality on this Sears is satisfying enough).

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Sometimes the simplest is indeed the best! Less is more, etc...