What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?

[Tom71]

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That leather develops really nicely...!

 

[Tom71]

Field Leathers modified Manhattan, finally in the cold this past weekend.

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While I massively enjoy your more "tropical vibe" pictures, this one really is the perfect jacket in the perfect habitat. Nice rollneck-jeans-boots game as well!

 

[Imuricecreamman]

Love me an old crusty Schott.

 

[Mysteryo]

Total derail of the thread, but maybe some of you still need something unique for Christmas:

"What did the mailman bring today?"

Work of art by one of TFL´s many gifted craftspeople.

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I just saw your post after a few day away from TFL, thank you for bringing this to the news, my friend !

 

[navetsea]

for me your best jacket.

That leather develops really nicely...!

Thank you, I think the thickness 1.3mm non pressed vegtan and the uneven semi translucent color make it a lot more interesting than my 1.6mm pressed vegtan , I'm really happy, and looking forward how it would fade or if the hue would get warmer with time.

 

[Robbie79]

I mainly wore my FW Brakeman coats lately. It's cold enough for the olive deerskin Thedi with included shearling vest now:

 

[Tom71]

Daily wearer (to the office): Freewheelers Peacoat (1918 model with both the handwarmer AND the lower flap-pockets). Madly in love since I first saw it.

I wear the collar turned up most of the time, hence the slightly "wobbly" look of the collar in the pictures.

Very heavy and totally windproof. This is size 44; I could have pulled off the 42 as well, but I need this to layer over a suit jacket and decided on sizing up as the model has rather high arm holes.

 

[Robbie79]

Daily wearer (to the office): Freewheelers Peacoat (1918 model with both the handwarmer AND the lower flap-pockets). Madly in love since I first saw it.

I wear the collar turned up most of the time, hence the slightly "wobbly" look of the collar in the pictures.

Very heavy and totally windproof. This is size 44; I could have pulled off the 42 as well, but I need this to layer over a suit jacket and decided on sizing up as the model has rather high arm holes.

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@Tom71 Congratulations. Your new FW Peacoat looks, fits and suits you just perfectly. Looks quite nice in combination with a suit but also business casual or leisure.

 

[Tom71]

@Tom71 Congratulations. Your new FW Peacoat looks, fits and suits you just perfectly. Looks quite nice in combination with a suit but also business casual or leisure.

Thank you, @Robbie, that´s very kind!

I always had Peacoats off and on, but the WW2 model usually doesn´t cover a suit jacket fully. It´s really nice to have a non-leather jacket that is a real "favorite" that I can wear to the office. Brings a smile to my face every morning...

 

[Imuricecreamman]

Daily wearer (to the office): Freewheelers Peacoat (1918 model with both the handwarmer AND the lower flap-pockets). Madly in love since I first saw it.

I wear the collar turned up most of the time, hence the slightly "wobbly" look of the collar in the pictures.

Very heavy and totally windproof. This is size 44; I could have pulled off the 42 as well, but I need this to layer over a suit jacket and decided on sizing up as the model has rather high arm holes.

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Such a great design. Love both the WWI and WWII designs, but this is perfect.

 

[casechopper]

New to me Vanson Ike

 

[Turnip]

Again the Pony with 4,5 pounds sheep’s wool Troyer

 

[Jin431]

IH 101J. Removed the stock buttons and replaced them with brass donuts.

 

[Will Zach]

^^
Are those riveted or sewn on?

 

[AeroFan_07]

An Aero for a 55F December day...

 

[Bfd70]

Barbour International

 

[ES335]

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Completely badass. I love the zipper trim contrast.

 

[JCSD]

Field Leathers Route 66

 

[ton312]

Daily wearer (to the office): Freewheelers Peacoat (1918 model with both the handwarmer AND the lower flap-pockets). Madly in love since I first saw it.

I wear the collar turned up most of the time, hence the slightly "wobbly" look of the collar in the pictures.

Very heavy and totally windproof. This is size 44; I could have pulled off the 42 as well, but I need this to layer over a suit jacket and decided on sizing up as the model has rather high arm holes.

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That’s outstanding!!! I sold my mint original 10 button WWII and regret it nearly everyday.

 

[Jin431]

^^
Are those riveted or sewn on?

these are Japanese made hardware with double pronged tacks that overlaps when hammered down with the riveting tool. I believe it's the same donuts they use with tellason/bravestar et al. what I want to find out is what the donut IH uses, those look super cool and a bit heavier duty