majormajor
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I agree with Schitz.
For me, it looks a little long, but then, as some folks might know, I do prefer shorter jackets
The shoulders, however, look fine
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New Aero FQHH Half-belt arrived...Breaking in question.
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I agree with Schitz.
For me, it looks a little long, but then, as some folks might know, I do prefer shorter jackets
The shoulders, however, look fine
I agree with Schitz.
For me, it looks a little long, but then, as some folks might know, I do prefer shorter jackets
The shoulders, however, look fine
Schitzo and MM agree!!!!!
Watch out everyone! The end is near....
;-)
lol
the law of averages dictates that every once in a while he gets something right!!!
nick123
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Technovox, you look awfully similar to one of these guys:
http://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/crime/san_franciscos_doomed/
majormajor
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Actually, we've agreed quite a few times.
If Schitz would take his medication regularly, it could even happen again
tonypaj
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Actually, we've agreed quite a few times.
If Schitz would take his medication regularly, it could even happen again
Hmmm, it takes drugs to agree with you... To the OP, the jacket is just fine. If you want to layer, get a bigger one. I'd have one of both
I agree with Schitz.
For me, it looks a little long, but then, as some folks might know, I do prefer shorter jackets
The shoulders, however, look fine
My view is the length is perfect. But I like them longer. I don't see the point of wearing a short little number that makes the wearer look like an organ grinders monkey...
Edward
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Looks fine to me. As I understand it, the original identified problem is that it's not loose enough to fit a sweater under? My own opinion is that a jacket of this style is cut to be and should be worn neat - if you want something that will take the bulk of a sweater, look to a different cut, such as a Highwayman.
+1
+2. My one and only experience with trying on a 30's HB in my size when I was at Insurrection in Seattle last August is that the 30's does fit snugly and does not lend itself to layering underneath, nor was it designed to do so in the first place. However, my Highwayman and my Teamster do allow layering with a heavy vest or sweater underneath.
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+3. I got a 50's HBD for that (layering) purpose. I didn't appreciate it as much until I got the slimmer Ventura. In like have options, and those two cuts are (IMHO) for different things.
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I have a 30's HB, and my brother has one also, and I probably have six or seven other leather jackets to choose from, but I think you can layer a sweater under a 30's HB jacket with it looking just fine. I live in western NY and 90% of the time I wear it, I layer with a sweater or sweatshirt. My new 2-tone is my favorite, and go to jacket and I want a jacket that I can wear with or without a sweater, so I think if you live in a colder climate you could get the style you prefer and just get it sized to fit with a little layering. If you live in SF you will definately want to have something under your jacket to keep the chill off. That said, it's always nice to have other options, like more leather jackets!
Yeah, they have to be really, really tight to not be able to wear a light sweater underneath. I think yours just needs to break in and relax. But maybe we're coming at this all wrong. You may well prefer your jackets to be a size larger. I too think some jackets feel better when roomy. I'm fairly thin but the fashionable fitted look is not my thing.
