Aero Indian Range - Creases on the back ?

[toutoun_08]

Hello guys,
I’ve been reading this forum for some years now and it has been very helpful for my jackets journey.
Today I would like to share with you a thought I have on one of my favorite jacket.
I own an Aero Indian Ranger in Dark Seal Vicenza with cotton as a liner. The jacket is 1,5 years old now and has been worn a lot in all kind of weathers.
I truly like this jacket, the features, the fit that is big enough for layering and yet has a slim waist.
Yet since the beginning the P2P has been a bit big (like it’s intended on this specific model) and with time it has created natural creases on the back below my right arm (see the fit pictures).
I was wondering if that means my jacket is too big on me ? Or if that’s a natural development on this kind of model with a large P2P and quite high armholes ?
Thank you for your feedback

 

[Morgenstern]

Die Jacke müsste an der Taille enger getragen werden. Sie müsste auch höher sitzen. Zu groß-

 

[Aloysius]

That's just drape. It's a good thing.

 

[Mickiemac]

The jacket looks great - I wouldn't worry about the back since you can't see it while your wearing the jacket. Most creases that occur on the back panel are usually horizontal/diagonal and variations thereof. When I wear a leather jacket when driving the back rubs against the back of the leather seat in the car and creates unique creases.

The creases on the back of your jacket seem to be vertical and may be from the way you are wearing it for the photo.

I understand your concern but the jacket looks good on you and maybe wearing it while allowing the back to come into contact with various materials/surfaces will introduce additional creases.

I have attached a back view of my Aero Type III in Navy Vicenza - this was taken about 4 years ago and the jacket has acquired additional creases beyond this image.