Sagar85
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- Pittsburgh
FW brakeman yesterday and FCL Raymond today.
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What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?
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Johnny Deadlifts
A-List Customer
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The cuff straps are next level cool
Lovely.
First dibs on the brakeman if you get bored...
Motocann
One Too Many
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- San Francisco
Thedi, the structure of this jacket is crazy!
Damn, that fits you perfectly!
Sagar85
A-List Customer
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- 345
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- Pittsburgh
Thank you. probably not anytime soon as they are very versatile to my style. FYI - all my brakemans are size 40.
Mrfrown
One Too Many
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Thanks gents. It’s really an amazing jacket.
I wasn’t sure about the collar but seems to be just fine. And of course the hide and workmanship are insane.
I think it will look even better with other clothes…this is just what I happened to be wearing
Really like this one. I need a Thedi to round out my collection.
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Aero Wilderness today. It's a hell of a jacket and the goat is just fantastic.
The design of this jacket is really cool. Thedi jackets look amazing to me but it's interesting to see one that doesn't have the, for lack of a better word, steampunk design language.
The design of this jacket is really cool. Thedi jackets look amazing to me but it's interesting to see one that doesn't have the, for lack of a better word, steampunk design language.
Edward
Bartender
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- London, UK
The first of these I'm aware of in the wild! Hopefully will be in one myself in Winter 2023...
I bought the sample model from the sale page, after eyeing it for months. My only annoyance is that it was labelled seal and what I got is black (from the photos I assumed it was just that very dark A-2 redye seal), but that’s mostly about the relabeling. I like it quite a lot in black, and I don’t think that I would have thought to pick black if I were ordering myself. I would assume a ‘wilderness’ jacket demands country tones.
There are several “Everyman” jackets with mouton collars on the sale page that look to be quite similar in pattern, if not identical (save some superficial yoke differences); perhaps worth considering if one is in your size.
Edward
Bartender
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The Everyman is nice, it does have an appeal. A black Wilderness, though, with the quilt lining has been on my list for some time: I've got a B3 and an Irvin both that (now I've slimmed back into them) should do me a few Winters yet; the Wilderness appeals for a black alternative to those. Be interested to hear what the quilt lining is like in use.
mumpy
Practically Family
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Vintage Schott 618 (I think) from late 1980s
TLW '90
Practically Family
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Old woolrich barn jacket and the OG-108.
I'm also wearing my grey CCS vest under the OG-108 which you can't see, that's my favorite vest and I'm actually wearing it most days.
I'm also wearing my grey CCS vest under the OG-108 which you can't see, that's my favorite vest and I'm actually wearing it most days.
That is perfection!
Chris_K
One of the Regulars
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Arguably the cleanest RMC jacket of them all, McCoys kill it every time. Perfect fit man.
tmitchell59
I'll Lock Up
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Horsehide Sportclad
