Fit Check Thread for Jackets

[Zoro]

I can move quite well. If I compare it with my Vanson jackets, I would say that the Vansons allow better mobility due to the gusseted back, but it is easier to move in the Aero as the leather isn't as stiff, so it is quite comfortable (at least in the 15ish minutes I had it on at home).

Quick pic zipping the cuffs (excuse the sports shorts), it doesn't alter the mobility although the left sleeve does push down a bit on the watch (which also pushes the sleeve upwards).

 

[Eagledog]

That looks just right. I have a few jackets where the watch and sleeve get in the way of one another no matter how the sleeve is fastened.

 

[jacketjunkie]

I can move quite well. If I compare it with my Vanson jackets, I would say that the Vansons allow better mobility due to the gusseted back, but it is easier to move in the Aero as the leather isn't as stiff, so it is quite comfortable (at least in the 15ish minutes I had it on at home).

Quick pic zipping the cuffs (excuse the sports shorts), it doesn't alter the mobility although the left sleeve does push down a bit on the watch (which also pushes the sleeve upwards).

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Looks good. If it also feels good, it is a winner.

 

[barnabus]

That looks just right. I have a few jackets where the watch and sleeve get in the way of one another no matter how the sleeve is fastened.

I sometimes have watch/cuff clashes with my riding jackets, as they tend to have snugger cuffs than my casual jackets.

So I just either put on a slimmer watch or just don't wear a watch.

Doesn't everybody do this?

It doesn't matter when I'm rushing anyway as the last thing I'm looking at is my watch.