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Nicely done Ton. A great outcome for that experiment.
Michael
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What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?
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Michael A
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Speaking of western suede jackets that won't be getting any wear for a couple of months,
DSCN2061 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Oh wait, not that one, this one
Ardney Shearling Lamb Coat by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN2072 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
A six pound chunk of shearling from Ardney. Made in Milwaukee.
DSCN2073 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Have a fine Sunday,
Michael
DSCN2061 crop by Michael A2012, on FlickrOh wait, not that one, this one
Ardney Shearling Lamb Coat by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN2072 crop by Michael A2012, on FlickrA six pound chunk of shearling from Ardney. Made in Milwaukee.
DSCN2073 crop by Michael A2012, on FlickrHave a fine Sunday,
Michael
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Wow Ton! Total “no shit”!
Thought that might bleed and shrink and...you know, look like gloves after a winter slush bath.
Looks pristine. No guts no glory i guess.
Thanks for taking a chance and sharing.
Question: top loader or front loader washing machine?
Be well. Bowen
Top loader, gentle cycle with a little woolite. I was worried about color loss too but it actually came out and dried darker. These are great jackets. Super cheap, this one is a JC penneys model. In the chest pocket was a book of matches from Wendy's (the fast food joint) dated 1983.
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^^^thanks man. Got a top loader and have been afraid the agitator thingy would agitate to death. All the other diys used front loaders
You are the man.
Laundry time!!
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You are the man.
Laundry time!!
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My washing machine is from the 1990's, so it's about as efficient as a screen door on a submarine. The gentle cycle was the key, less agitation and slow spin cycle.
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With temps much cooler than usual here, I was able to wear my Schott 654 'Casual Racer.' With some bonus shots.
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That hide is stunning!!
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@Monitor, I love your enthusiasm about all types and makes of leather jackets. 
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@Monitor, I love your enthusiasm about all types and makes of leather jackets.
Not all. Just nice ones! Problem is, everyone here has a beautiful leather jacket. Can't really think of a single one I don't like. Except for the A-2's. Them I don't really care much for.
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Aero Navy Vicenza again....it’s getting some great use this winter!
If I didn't know better I'd swear that's CXL. Brilliant jacket and fit can't be improved.Aero Navy Vicenza again....it’s getting some great use this winter!
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Darkblue stone type III Denim jacket.
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Hi, first time poster. I bought this 1950's Aero Hercules direct from Aero's 'USED' section. It's a mid weight Alaskan steerhide made by Julie Leitch. I asked Holly at Aero if she knew when it was made and she said that,based on the leather used, it could be 90's but sh couldn't be sure. It's in amazing condition.
My first leather jacket & I love it!
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