Just received my Aero samples...

[ButteMT61]

Very impressive I must say. The FQHH is indeed manly. Now in see why those pictures of years old jackets are standing on their own!
I got that and some D1 and B3 (including arctic white) as well.
Ultimately, I'd like to get more than one jacket, and being in SoCal, I don't get too many months of cold.
So, wile I really want a sheepskin bomber, I may do one of their FQHH for now as I can wear it throughout the year.
What would you guys suggest, style-wise for a large (6-4, 240 lbs) guy?
I see lots of fellas here with trim figgers, and I am no longer such. But I am not out of shape or fat, just big.
Thanks for any input...

 

[ButteMT61]

Sorry, posted by accident here. Have asked to move to Outerwear...
But feel free to reply

 

[Edward]

Drop Amanda a line with your measurements and some general information about what you want; she knows their product range inside out and will be able to advise you on what will work for you. If you are a larger build and don't narrow in much at the waist, you might find one of the more fifties-leaning designs, like the Highwayman, would work better for you than something very fitted like a Thirties Halfbelt.

 

[ButteMT61]

Drop Amanda a line with your measurements and some general information about what you want; she knows their product range inside out and will be able to advise you on what will work for you. If you are a larger build and don't narrow in much at the waist, you might find one of the more fifties-leaning designs, like the Highwayman, would work better for you than something very fitted like a Thirties Halfbelt.

Thank you Edward! Thankfully, I was looking at just that. that FQHH is amazing. I see why some smaller guys may not want it though. It probably scales better to a guy like me that's nearly as large as the horse that donated it