What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?

[ton312]

Vanson for me as well. I forgot how warm these E’s are. Legit winter jacket. I still believe it to be one of the very best crosszips available. For me it’s absolutely the mutts nuts.

 

[Johnny Deadlifts]

Vanson for me as well. I forgot how warm these E’s are. Legit winter jacket. I still believe it to be one of the very best crosszips available. For me it’s absolutely the mutts nuts.
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Dam, I was close on your heels on that sale, lol. Glad to see it went back home

 

[LeatherHunter]

Vanson for me as well. I forgot how warm these E’s are. Legit winter jacket. I still believe it to be one of the very best crosszips available. For me it’s absolutely the mutts nuts.
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Good looking Vanson, looks like it would survive the Apocalypse.

 

[Mandarin]

I got this 618HH from @Harris HTM, and I must say it totally reconciled me with the Perfecto that I had avoided for decades. Long story short, when I bought my very first jacket in the early 90's, it was a Schott perfecto (probably a 118) and the seller insisted I take it 3 sizes too big. Since it was the trend at the time, nobody noticed the fit was awful, but after a few years, I got sick of it and sold it. It's only recently (and gradually) that I adopted variations of the crosszip with details such as the D pocket that made them desirable. It is the first time that I come back to the archetypal perfecto, with coin pocket, belt and epaulets . What persuaded me was the slim cut of the 618 and the silky horse hide. The measurements seamed ideal, the condition of the jacket was pristine, and when I received it, it fit exactly right. Trim, but with enough room for a light sweater. After a few weeks of getting used to it, I think it's a keeper. Here are some pics.

 

[willyto]

Vanson for me as well. I forgot how warm these E’s are. Legit winter jacket. I still believe it to be one of the very best crosszips available. For me it’s absolutely the mutts nuts.
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I hope you decide to keep this one!

Those collars really are amazing. I didn't know how much I liked them until I tried it myself.

 

[Spiney]

It was 3 degrees this morning when I left for work in my trusty old Gap Type III.

Yep, 3.5 degrees C for me this morning at 7am

 

[Aloysius]

Spent the evening doing heavy lifting and cargo related work in a 60s Beck 999.

 

[navetsea]

I got this 618HH from @Harris HTM, and I must say it totally reconciled me with the Perfecto that I had avoided for decades. Long story short, when I bought my very first jacket in the early 90's, it was a Schott perfecto (probably a 118) and the seller insisted I take it 3 sizes too big. Since it was the trend at the time, nobody noticed the fit was awful, but after a few years, I got sick of it and sold it. It's only recently (and gradually) that I adopted variations of the crosszip with details such as the D pocket that made them desirable. It is the first time that I come back to the archetypal perfecto, with coin pocket, belt and epaulets . What persuaded me was the slim cut of the 618 and the silky horse hide. The measurements seamed ideal, the condition of the jacket was pristine, and when I received it, it fit exactly right. Trim, but with enough room for a light sweater. After a few weeks of getting used to it, I think it's a keeper. Here are some pics.

great fitting, what is the secret sauce to make the back panel creases like that...

 

[JCSD]

Addict Clothes AD-08 Granada in sheepskin

 

[NZJono]

Himel "Canuck" Harris Tweed Shell & Pendleton Liner, Codinaleather Westernbelt "Arrow"



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Leather and tweed’s a great combo. I have a Golden Bear leather and tweed jacket but nowhere as cool as this.

 

[tmitchell59]

Guide master by wolf
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So nice to see such a fine vintage jacket being worn.

 

[tmitchell59]

combo leather: LW horsehide Vest-Taubers cowhide Trucker

Lost Worlds Vest-Horsehide Californian

 

[Imuricecreamman]

 

[Mandarin]

great fitting, what is the secret sauce to make the back panel creases like that...

Main reason is the leather is very supple. There are indeed one or two less superficial creases that must have been induced by some back seat.

 

[Harris HTM]

I got this 618HH from @Harris HTM, and I must say it totally reconciled me with the Perfecto that I had avoided for decades. Long story short, when I bought my very first jacket in the early 90's, it was a Schott perfecto (probably a 118) and the seller insisted I take it 3 sizes too big. Since it was the trend at the time, nobody noticed the fit was awful, but after a few years, I got sick of it and sold it. It's only recently (and gradually) that I adopted variations of the crosszip with details such as the D pocket that made them desirable. It is the first time that I come back to the archetypal perfecto, with coin pocket, belt and epaulets . What persuaded me was the slim cut of the 618 and the silky horse hide. The measurements seamed ideal, the condition of the jacket was pristine, and when I received it, it fit exactly right. Trim, but with enough room for a light sweater. After a few weeks of getting used to it, I think it's a keeper. Here are some pics.

I've got to say that it fits you much better than me! And it will only get better with wear. Congratulations and I hope you enjoy it for many years!

 

[Bfd70]

Guide master by wolf
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Super nice. Looks sweatshirt comfortable

 

[ABCD]

Field Leathers aviator

 

[ton312]

Regius Leathers, tweed and naval dungerees

 

[handymike]

The jacket goes without saying... but those JEANS.....

 

[barnabus]

I'm out in my old Barbour International today. This has been my default jacket for over a decade and I love it.

It feels like it's part of me and every time I wear it I feel a pang of disappointment that there have been days when I haven't worn it.

It is endlessly versatile. Because you can wear it open, or with the belt fastened around the back to trim the fit how it's needed. So it works over just a t shirt on a chilly summer evening, or a thick sweater for a December hike like today. Or over a Kevlar shirt when I had the motorcycle crash that left me broken in hospital.

We've got history, me and this Barbour. Our stories are intertwined.