Please help: Which Aero jacket is this?

[Thground]

Hello!

Does anyone know the name of this Aero jacket?

Thanks for your time

 

[Peacoat]

Nice simple and understated design. From the front it looks like my Sheene. Not sure what the back looks like as I never see it. Nice jacket.

 

[ProteinNerd]

Yep, it’s a Sheene with shoulder gussets on a the back.

You won’t find the Sheene on the Aero website but it’s their Cafe Racer with a shirt Style collar.

 

[seres]

It does look like the Sheene, but those shoulder gussets are not the standard Sheene (but could have been an option).

 

[Thground]

Thanks for all your help everyone!

 

[dan_t]

It looks like an Aero cafe racer, with Highwayman collar (aka ‘Sheene’), plus gussetted shoulders.

It’s a very nice & somewhat functional design.
I have one.

 

[ksozay]

It looks like an Aero cafe racer, with Highwayman collar (aka ‘Sheene’), plus gussetted shoulders.

It’s a very nice & somewhat functional design.
I have one.

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Great jacket Dan!



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[Edward]

Looks too boxy to my eye to be a Sheene. If it's more than a few years old, it also predates that model. My best guess - if I'm right that it's a boxier fit - is a zip-sleeve Highwayman, custom-ordered with the sleeve gussets.

If you look inside the pockets (assuming you have the jacket in hand) there might still be a production tag that will give you a date - that will help. Holly@Aero (Cloudy Lemonade in these parts) will be able to give you a steer.

 

[Fanch]

My black Vicenza Sheene has the shoulder gussets like @dan_t whereas my russet Sheene has a plain back. The op's Sheene appears to have no handwarmer pockets zippers which I much prefer as the zippers abrade my hands. If I were to order another Sheene it would be with handwarmer pockets without zippers and plain back for a cleaner look.

 

[Guppy]

Looks too boxy to my eye to be a Sheene. If it's more than a few years old, it also predates that model. My best guess - if I'm right that it's a boxier fit - is a zip-sleeve Highwayman, custom-ordered with the sleeve gussets.

If you look inside the pockets (assuming you have the jacket in hand) there might still be a production tag that will give you a date - that will help. Holly@Aero (Cloudy Lemonade in these parts) will be able to give you a steer.

It's not a zip sleeve highwayman. The back is nothing like the highwayman, and is clearly a cafe racer.

 

[Fanch]

Looks too boxy to my eye to be a Sheene. If it's more than a few years old, it also predates that model. My best guess - if I'm right that it's a boxier fit - is a zip-sleeve Highwayman, custom-ordered with the sleeve gussets.

Rather than a Highwayman, still looks like a Cafe Racer (Sheene) design that might have had a couple of centimeters added to each side panel.

 

[HoosierDaddy]

It's certainly no Highwayman. It favors a Half Belt design. So it's a Sheene

 

[Monitor]

I'm guessing it's quite large?

 

[AeroFan_07]

Seems like a large Sheene to me, note also that it lacks the side adjustment straps as well as the 2" or so bottom panel all the way around detail.

 

[Edward]

It's not a zip sleeve highwayman. The back is nothing like the highwayman, and is clearly a cafe racer.

Both are pretty similar.

Rather than a Highwayman, still looks like a Cafe Racer (Sheene) design that might have had a couple of centimeters added to each side panel.

Could be - that would certainly account for it looking much boxier....

I'm guessing it's quite large?

....could also be that. Hard to tell without seeing it worn, really.

Seems like a large Sheene to me, note also that it lacks the side adjustment straps as well as the 2" or so bottom panel all the way around detail.

I missed the lack of side-buckles; could be. Quite possibly some form of hybrid - which, of coursE, the Sheene orginally was.