Oh danke, Butte!Originally Posted by ButteMT61
No need to explain Johannes - being German, we get the same grief
Oh danke, Butte!No need to explain Johannes - being German, we get the same grief
great looking jacket! fits you perfectly and seems well broken in - you look very comfortable (even minus the smile)!
it looks slightly longer than most other highwayman's i've seen here. did you customize it with a longer length?
Last edited by jksu; 04-17-2012 at 05:58 PM.
Hard to smile when your shoulders are in so much pain from the weight of the Aero horsehide!
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Hard to smile when your shoulders are in so much pain from the weight of the Aero horsehide!Touché!
Yes, I had it customized, mainly the length of the body and the sleeves because I layer it with a sweater or a fleece-jacket in colder days of autumn or springtime. So body and arms won't get too short and the jacket itself still offers enough room to move in a comfortable way.
Kind regards,
Johannes
Hey Johannes, do you live near here...?
Definitely NO !Hey Johannes, do you live near here...?
BetterHard to smile when your shoulders are in so much pain from the weight of the Aero horsehide!
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My Aero 1950’s Flight Jacket in Black FQHH (customized - without the patch pockets and only with side entry pockets).
Kind regards,
Johannes
"Beauty is power, a smile is its sword"
That's a great fitting Highwayman. The extra length helps take away the 'boxiness' of the cut. Make sure you update at the 1 year mark and beyond.
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Great pics!
Jacket looks perfect.
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