^ I like the way the back panel starts to crease, that gaping open pocket welts also looking nice and lived in, nice collar too, only that cuff tab seems too close to the edge for that kind of cuff adjuster
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^ I like the way the back panel starts to crease, that gaping open pocket welts also looking nice and lived in, nice collar too, only that cuff tab seems too close to the edge for that kind of cuff adjuster
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Wearing the premier highwayman.
some progress on the RMC J100
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Agreed, I've only ever seen this type of adjuster further up the sleeve.
Never leave home without construction metal measuring tape and a fresh card deck. You never now what life throws at you, hey.
Your pupils seem a bit dilated - maybe some eyedrops might help. However, the jacket fits perfectly and is becoming more seasoned with each wear. LOOKING Good!Wearing the premier highwayman.
some progress on the RMC J100
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You have an eye for great jackets.
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Wow, what a gem. Stunning.
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That fit is spot on perfect!! A little Urad will brighten it up and hide the faux ageing. I’ve heard the liners in these were quite delicate. Same with some of the LVC line Aero produced…
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Amazing. Your vintage collection is in the running with one or two others for the one I would ask Genie to make appear in my closet. Great style and rarity in great condition.
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Still off work and shlepping around in jeans tshirt and jacket. I will try to make more of an effort for NYE, but for now I’m just enjoying how a good leather jacket gives life to otherwise a very ordinary outfit.
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RRL Deerskin for the trash pile today. Suckin Freon and scrappin copper
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Are you seriously wearing a 2000 dollar jacket to do manual labour in a scrap yard?
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1200 but yessir, weather permitting. Why buy workwear without putting it to work is my thought
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l would like to thank Marc mndt for his advice regarding urad. I bought a tub for another jacket that I have always thought was a little flat. It worked a treat. I then plucked up the courage to use it on the D1, incredible results. The jacket is approx 25 years old, this stuff has brought new life into it . Thanks
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l would like to thank Marc mndt for his advice regarding urad. I bought a tub for another jacket that I have always thought was a little flat. It worked a treat. I then plucked up the courage to use it on the D1, incredible results. The jacket is approx 25 years old, this stuff has brought new life into it . Thanks
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Only it is not workwear. It’s fashion inspired by what workwear looked like a century ago. A lot of people try to fool themselves that they aren’t buying and selling fashion items, but “workwear”. But let’s be real here.
You are of course free to use your expensive fashion jackets in any setting you wish but if I were to do manual labour in a dirty environment I would use actual workwear, something like this:
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