Mulholland size 44

[dudewuttheheck]

The horsehide on all of my Freewheelers hh jackets was thicker than the leather on my two hh himel jackets. It's certainly noticeable, but I like it.

 

[Jin431]

Thanks for this detail.

So are you saying the metal snap is visible on the inside of the cuff? I may have to have someone stitch as tiny patch to cover it, if that’s the case. No big deal, just curious.

Not visible from the front and sides. Slightly visible from the back because it's nickel finished.

 

[Brandrea33]

Not visible from the front and sides. Slightly visible from the back because it's nickel finished.

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Thanks for this! It’s the stud snap that I’m interested in. Does it show metal on the inside cuff?
I’m a watch guy, so that’s why I’m asking

Great information here as always.

 

[Jin431]

Thanks for this! It’s the stud snap that I’m interested in. Does it show metal on the inside cuff?
I’m a watch guy, so that’s why I’m asking

Great information here as always.

Ahh is that what you meant lol yes, the metal is exposed on the inner side of the cuff and it can scratch your watch. Although the sleeves on the jacket is fairly tight that I have never been able to wear a watch (not that I wear them much), I actually have to unsnap the button when I want to remove the jacket

 

[Seank]

I’ll second what Jin431 said. The sleeves are pretty tight. I have a relatively nice watch and when I wear the Muholland I let the sleeves stay open and don’t snap them. Not because I’m worried of a scratch, but the sleeve gets hung up on the watch and is annoying more than anything.

 

[Brandrea33]

Thanks for confirming this guys, really appreciate it.

I’ll have to wait and see I guess, but I suppose the inner patch idea would work if I really think it’ll be a problem.

 

[Jin431]

Thanks for confirming this guys, really appreciate it.

I’ll have to wait and see I guess, but I suppose the inner patch idea would work if I really think it’ll be a problem.

Will that patch be sewn? I feel you just might be in luck that you don't need to do it. The placement of the studs is nowhere near where the face/glass (dunno the term) of the watch should be

 

[jonbuilder]

Very impressive I like the design and the leather Wow has a worn-in look out of the box. Congratulations and you nailed the fit. no small task