Edward
Bartender
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It'll depend on jurisdiction most likely; ownership of a registered mark in one territory does not extend to another. Vague memory suggests that it's much easier to register a historical mark in Japan than anywhere else, but I don't recall the details. In any case, if Aero have done it, it'll have been above board, I have no doubt. Quite likely pursuant to a pre-existing arrangement before the Buco mark changed hands. It's a fascinating element of the trade, though- tbh, if I bought a jacket rom wither Aero or RMC, I'd rather have their own mark on it than a Buco label, but then I suppose there must be folks who want a Buco repop to be correct down to the label, same as most of us would probably want on an A2 repop.
) doesn't really have trapezius muscle to fill the drop, and the jacket is not really snug on the chest or the leather really thick, it could flare on the bottom when the jacket worn open, because the drop on the shoulder would rest on your real shoulder and push the jacket to flare, so it is best to be worn half zipped, while the model with flat shoulder can be worn open all the time and won't flare on the bottom although to me they look more like shirt than jacket and not as cool as the one with drop shoulder, just my opinion from wearing my own jackets that all have drop shoulder and some does flare and some doesn't. so I wear something to fill in the shoulder when I want to wear the jacket unzipped, like hoodies, or chunky turtleneck, or scarf maybe(I don't live in a scarf climate so I don't have any)
