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What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?
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dudewuttheheck
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I still am in a way. For modern jackets, I still mark them at the top along with a couple others. They still tend to look great on a lot of people. My body is just a bit too weird for them and vintage jackets suit me better.
Additionally, I still have trousers, shirts, and my winter jacket from them. I just no longer have any leathers from them.
Nacho
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Have you sold your Bodie yet, Jake?
dudewuttheheck
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Yup! Sold the day I listed it.
My new (used) flat head in very soft shinki aniline horse. I've seen black and light brown for sale but not this nice dark brown.
Similar but not identical:
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The Flat Head HS001 Horsehide Single Rider's Jacket - Brown
Next level luxury with TFH's veg tanned, analine dyed brown Leather Jacket from the renowned Shinki Tannery. Available in store and online now. Free shipping.
The Flat Head FN-LJ-HS001 Horsehide Single Rider's Jacket Black Aniline
Any leather jacket can be dressed up or down, but none quite as seamlessly as a black one with a straight collar and brass hardware. For the guys who want only the best of the best with a modern edge that stays clear of high fashion, there is no better option than the Japanese label The flat...
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Bluechel
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Glad to see that badge holder location, same as my latest Cal…phew! Looks great!71F today in South Florida. Hope springs eternal that I will be able to wear this jacket out of doors one day. A red label Cal. The collar is almost as wide as the shoulders on this. Lol. Flaps ready for takeoff...
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Bluechel
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Wowza, sign me up for this beautiful example of Thedi craftsmanship!
Marc mndt
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ChrisDamned
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Today, day of rest before starting again this weekend. Perfecto 618 (with Talon zips) and good music on the program... (with a cover design by the fabulous Merinuk)
Marc mndt
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Where did the mustache go? It looked great on you.
Oh, man I miss the moustache! I liked it. However, my lady did not. I sacrificed the moustache for kisses.
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TartuWolf
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First snow this season in Lithuania today. Temp hovering around freezing.
Testing out the limits of layering with my new Aero Hooch Hauler.
3 layer setup (long sleeve mesh + long sleeve thermal + long neck wool sweater) feel snug but quite ok.
Probably that's as far as I would go with this jacket.
These pictures also remind me how I was worried that this style might not work too well with my favorite hat. The worries are gone - they look fine together as far as I can tell.
Testing out the limits of layering with my new Aero Hooch Hauler.
3 layer setup (long sleeve mesh + long sleeve thermal + long neck wool sweater) feel snug but quite ok.
Probably that's as far as I would go with this jacket.
These pictures also remind me how I was worried that this style might not work too well with my favorite hat. The worries are gone - they look fine together as far as I can tell.
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How does the layering rate warmth-wise? I've NEVER been able to stay sufficiently warm in a leather jacket without a heavy quilted lining, regardless of the layering.
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Not sure how to answer that. Warmth is such varied and complex topic.
Depends on (to name but a few):
- How windy is it? Is the wind from the north or the south?
- How humid is it? Same temp dry is much easier to bear than same temp damp.
- How much are you moving? Huge difference between standing still and walking full speed for a prolonged time.
- Is there direct sunlight. Big difference between shade and direct sunlight.
- Personal genetic, long term (daily cold shower style) and short term (feeling slightly sick?) resistance to cold.
- How long are you outside without warming up inside. Huge difference between 30mins and 2 hours.
Today was around 0, slightly snowing, very damp and quite windy.
This setup was fine because I was actively walking with the stroller as the boy slept. Would get cold if I was standing still watching the girl play in the playground.
Also note that I went with moleskin lining - really wanted to experience how that feels. Probably that helps a bit over the typical cotton drill. Love how it feels.
Next level (-5c to -15c) would be a wool coat. After that would be a down parka (-15c to -30c).
TLW '90
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I went with the Wranglers sherp and PW suede vest today.
Marc mndt
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You did a lot of due diligence and it payed off. Your Hooch Hauler is absolutely brilliant.
