Here is what Michael Saylor is wearing - Crocodile can be worn View attachment 671706
I don't think so; the guy is just pretentious AF. I would like to see his smirk when BTC reaches its true value, ie zero. But by then he will sadly cash out. Sorry about the tangent.This is an A.i image is it not?
Thanks! I agree, the back is gonna need some break in time for sure to settle down. That pic was with about an hour of wear. I’m a big fan of racers with no hand warmers as well, but my Aero covers that base, so I added them here.congrats I like the shoulder slope and the exposed cuff zipper tape, and also perfect sleeve length, I love slant chest pockets and no handwarmers on racer jacket so I can't really comment on the pocket configuration haha, I think the back would need a lot of time to break in to look right.
Which one's the crocodile?Here is what Michael Saylor is wearing - Crocodile can be worn View attachment 671706
John Lofgren Monkey Boots Shinki Horsebuttt - $1,136 The classic monkey boot silhouette in an incredibly rich Shinki russet horse leather.
Grant Stone Diesel Boot Dark Olive Chromexcel - $395 Goodyear welted, Horween Chromexcel, classic good looks.
Schott 568 Vandals Jacket - $1,250 The classic Perfecto motorcycle jacket, in a very special limited-edition Schott double rider style. Lol. The whale is wearing a crocodile.Which one's the crocodile?
Just about perfect.I'll post here to(did not go out with it)
I got this vintage-ish CHP jacket from a Swedish vintage site today, I bought it without knowing the measurements but the price was low enough to roll the diceI'm rather shuffed with how it fits(the arms could be a bit longer, but the rest looks good in my eyes).
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Nice, sometimes you have to just bite the ******, I got a 40s civilian A2 like that from buyee JapanI'll post here to(did not go out with it)
I got this vintage-ish CHP jacket from a Swedish vintage site today, I bought it without knowing the measurements but the price was low enough to roll the diceI'm rather shuffed with how it fits(the arms could be a bit longer, but the rest looks good in my eyes).
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Indeed! sometimes you just have to listen to the heart and press that "buy now button" and good thing happens(not always but sometimes)Nice, sometimes you have to just bite the ******, I got a 40s civilian A2 like that from buyee Japan![]()
Perfectly agreeIndeed! sometimes you just have to listen to the heart and press that "buy now button" and good thing happens(not always but sometimes)![]()
You did well. Glad to see more people given it a go in jacket building. Back on the day, there were many of us. In the US, very few remain or up to the challenge. I am retired living my dream. Good for you and please keep it up.Wearing my nemesis today… finally finished this cafe/J-100 mash up in 3.5-4oz CXL steer hide. I’ve always been interested in this hide, I’ve only had experience handling CXLFQHH. Color is burgundy and is really beautiful. Im very glad that I built a little extra room into this one as it is an absolute unwieldy beast of a jacket. This one took me twice as long to complete because getting these seams to lay flat was a workout. I have a new found respect for those who regularly use this weight of hide to make jackets. I feel like a spent a week getting my *** kicked by ninjas. Not cartoon ninjas, but the real ones. Do I want to make another CXL jacket? No thank you. My sewing machine is still weeping and giving me the side eye. Turned out alright though!
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I'll post here to(did not go out with it)
I got this vintage-ish CHP jacket from a Swedish vintage site today, I bought it without knowing the measurements but the price was low enough to roll the diceI'm rather shuffed with how it fits(the arms could be a bit longer, but the rest looks good in my eyes).
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Cheers!