I realized I was mainly gonna wear the jacket out and about, casually. I had always liked the look of lambskin and the Schotts were way too much money still ( talking about used ones on eBay). Maybe one day, but this stress of getting a leather jacket for over a year is behind me.
Lol, I wish. Just a regular Joe who finally bit the bullet (as nice as the Schotts are online, if they fit or feel bad, I'm out money as many don't offer returns)
I hope not lol. As an aside I was approached by a homeless girl who wanted me to fight her as she was squatting at a bus stop. I was wearing a light blue denim jacket haha
It took a while to get a jacket of this style since money was tight for most of last year and part of this year too, but I managed to finally get this when it was on sale. Picked this up a few days ago and it's great.
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You may be right. The listed jackets don't mention the age or decade they are from. I don't know how much different the patterns would have changed but they don't look super worn (the more expensive listings). I will stick my suit size and hope for the best.
Well, this is weird because comparing measurements listed for say a 641 in 38 regular and 141 in 36 regular, the measurements aren't equal. The sleeves, pit to pit and length don't match up. The shoulders and total length seem to match up though.
Okay I will try the fit guide. My Levi's jacket that fits well, has p2p of 21.5 inches and 19" shoulder and for some reason this one fits *almost* too tight. I can see from some eBay listings that 141 in size 36 has 18 or 18.5 shoulder to shoulder measurement. I think I may need to size up to 38...
I believe you, but why does the 641 look slimmer in terms of body width, and why is the sleeve length shorter than body length by 1" (141 has equal sleeve length to its body length).
I don't know if it's just the outer material draping differently between steerhide and naked cowhide but it...
I wear a suit size of 36 Regular, and my normal outerwear is literally denim jackets. I like the silhouette and material and it is better than polyester or nylon jackets (for me anyways).
I have contemplated on getting a leather jacket and am dead set on getting a Schott 641 or 141. The unique...
That makes sense but also doesn't. I wish there was a international/universal measurement for mens and womens garments used by every decent brand out there.
I will need to get this remeasured again at a reputable clothier or even tailor shop. I had to buy a Moores suit last year (off the rack of course and on sale), but I got 2 measurements at 2 different stores last year. I am either a true 35" chest or a true 36" chest based from two different...
Oh crap, I didn't know this was a thing there! Do you think I can work around this by asking for measurements beforehand for shoulder to shoulder, total length and sleeve length? Assuming the measurements the seller provides equals or looks the same as a medium/small size jacket, it should be ok...
I will have to
I have actually. The only thing that turned me off slightly is more of a style preference of mine, but I really love the look of the large single back panel with the gussets, on 141 and 641. I love that look on the perfecto 613/618 too.
I will have to
If I normally wear a size 36 suit I should go with a sz36 141 *or* a sz38 641? I think I would go with 641 based on the finish of the jacket being more safe to wear if there is light snowfall or rain. I think I'd be terribly upset if hypothetically, I get caught in the rain...
Not quite good sir. I have decided to skip the cross zip style and go with a cafe racer style jacket instead. Now I'm deciding between the 141 and 641. I feel 641 I have to go above one size as it's slim fitted but not sure. Both look great, with the large back panel and underarm footballs.
Look at bike clubs or gangs, and most wear leather jackets or leather vests. Not just me, but many people associate leather jackets with tough guys/gals and associate leather jackets with bikers (gang related and everyday/normal riding clubs).
To be fair even the guy on the bottom is dressed well. Buying power was different back then, so even this poor person is not dressed like crap. Very nice jacket as well.
The Japanese man in the photo looks good in the jacket, but also doesn't look weak at all. He can definitely pull off the...
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