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Goodbye horses. Perfect song name for this site.
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What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?
- Thread starter dan_t
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Goodbye horses. Perfect song name for this site.
Sundown you better take care if I find you been creepn round my back stairs. Awesome jacket man. Are these the best or what!??? Lightfoot stub?!?? How f’ing cool is that. This is what this shit is all about.!!
You know it man, just look at my shit-eating grin.
Perfect length, perfect trucker pattern, solid suede, great color - all for not a lot of dough.
Love this. Not familiar with Regius. Will look them up
andyone
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A woman at the costume party asked me if I am imitating Hannibal Lecter
Completed it for ya.
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andyone
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With liver I prefer white whine - Chassgne-Montrachet
Viking752
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This Schott 184 is from the early 90’s, amazing to me it still has that new car smell.
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It's the same for me. That's why I almost only have short shirts that I can wear untucked without any problems.
I simply had old shirts shortened.
I think I need to do that! It never occurred to me that it would be an option haha.
Cal CHP
(like buses init..)
I bought it from the First owner. He bought it from (he said 'Star leather') in 81 for The Job. Maybe Cal hadn't put the sign up yet over the old one....
He did four years hard work and so did his leather. It needs a bit of a seam MOT, a good bath and a condition (not sure if that is the correct order @Marc mndt ?)
The badge went and a different type replaced it, have to see how that goes........
Fit is exactly as the Stealth Cal however it's a heavier hide. WIP
(like buses init..)
I bought it from the First owner. He bought it from (he said 'Star leather') in 81 for The Job. Maybe Cal hadn't put the sign up yet over the old one....
He did four years hard work and so did his leather. It needs a bit of a seam MOT, a good bath and a condition (not sure if that is the correct order @Marc mndt ?)
The badge went and a different type replaced it, have to see how that goes........
Fit is exactly as the Stealth Cal however it's a heavier hide. WIP
Johnny Deadlifts
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He's a good Canadian Kid Eh!!
bluesforchallah
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Brave Star 22oz Salvage
I try to wear it a little bit every day, even those days when I'm working from home.
I try to wear it a little bit every day, even those days when I'm working from home.
Batoidea
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Out travelling for a bit - missing my Fourspeed x-zip but I know I made the right choice by taking this Blackmeans x RISK jacket made from (super-soft) cowhide instead. Easily one of the most comfortable and versatile leather jackets I own (wish the body was shorter though).
Marc mndt
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Schott 613
Replaced the jacket buttons.
The old ones were ok, but I'm not a fan of antique brass. So it was clear that I had to do something about them.
I chose these buttons because they looked the best in real life. The others were too decorative.
Anyway, now I think the jacket is even cooler.
By the way... they are not rivet buttons, but ones that can be sewn on.
The old ones were ok, but I'm not a fan of antique brass. So it was clear that I had to do something about them.
I chose these buttons because they looked the best in real life. The others were too decorative.
Anyway, now I think the jacket is even cooler.
By the way... they are not rivet buttons, but ones that can be sewn on.
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