What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?

[dudewuttheheck]

Freewheelers Mulholland

 

[Monitor]

Freewheelers Mulholland

Pretty damn awesome.

 

[ton312]

Freewheelers Mulholland

That is the best looking FW jacket imho. Absolutely beautiful jacket. What do you think about the hookless? I’ve only zipped my HWM a time or two and while it’s easy (ish) to zip I find undoing it is not all that fun. The banded waist seems to be where the struggle gets real (at least against cxl).

 

[dudewuttheheck]

Pretty damn awesome.

Thanks man! I can't wait for the weather to allow me to wear it again.

That is the best looking FW jacket imho. Absolutely beautiful jacket. What do you think about the hookless? I’ve only zipped my HWM a time or two and while it’s easy (ish) to zip I find undoing it is not all that fun. The banded waist seems to be where the struggle gets real (at least against cxl).

Thanks! This one is actually quite easy to zip and unzip for me. In fact, this might be my easiest jacket to unzip if I remember correctly. Not being CXL might help.

 

[Colin G]

Horse hide Colimbo. Its been so dang hot here but today cooled off so I managed to slip this on for a quick fit photo.

 

[Leither]

Brown Schott 184SM and coffee in Leith. Calm before the Festival....

 

[Leither]

 

[Powerband]

Yes, emerald green and quilted.

Yes, green and quilted. I had taken possession of the same jacket from an eBay purchase about a year or so ago, but sold it. It had a broken zipper chain (or two—can’t remember). Loved the jacket; appropriate for high the trousers of the period.

Did you purchase this within the past year and was there a missing zipper pull (or two)?


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[Gamma68]

Yes, green and quilted. I had taken possession of the same jacket from an eBay purchase about a year or so ago, but sold it. It had a broken zipper chain (or two—can’t remember). Loved the jacket; appropriate for high the trousers of the period.

Did you purchase this within the past year and was there a missing zipper pull (or two)?

Must be a different jacket. No issues with any of the original zippers on mine.

 

[Thuggee]

Californian again today cheers

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[ProteinNerd]

Thedi Buffalo.

 

[HoosierDaddy]

Very nice PN. Thedi sure makes a great jacket IMO.
HD

 

[navetsea]

Type3, came back after morning walk

 

[sweetfights]

Thedi Buffalo.

Padded shoulders and elbows on a cafe racer just look great. Gives the shoulders an accent otherwise not there.
Visually appealing.
That is what I have on my Langlitz sidewinder.

 

[barongan]

No jacket for me either... Perhaps in September or October.

 

[Superfluous]

Horse hide Colimbo.

Stellar jacket! How is the quality compared to other brands you are familiar with?

 

[Dr H]

Very wet and cooler, with risk of thunderstorms. A good opportunity to put the cotton and linen away for a few days.

 

[Colin G]

Stellar jacket! How is the quality compared to other brands you are familiar with?

This is my first jacket from a Japanese jacket maker. I am almost %100 sure it was made by Rainbow Country for Colimbo.

Hide is nice and I assume it is Shinki but I am unsure. I would say quality of construction compares to Thedi and seam stitching is laser accurate as one would expect. Nice details like a buttoned flap on one of the inside chest pockets and one of the outside pockets has a cool, smaller, 2nd leather pocket inside.

The hide on my Thedi Hercules in brown horse seems a bit thicker but is more soft to the touch than the Colimbo which seems just a bit more stiff to the touch. This will change once it is broken in I am sure. I bought the Colimbo as used but honestly I think it was just old or dead stock as it seems new.

I think my Langlitz is my favourite when it comes to the sheer robust feel of the jacket. I feel I could come out of a car crash unscathed. Lol. My only complaint with the Langlitz would be lack of available lining options. The nylon type lining is a bit heavy for my liking but that is a miniscule complaint. Cotton drill would be nice but Langlitz is made for riding a motorcycle. The heavier nylon they use must have some structural or safety importance related to motorcycles I'd think. I would feel very safe riding my motorcycle with the Langlitz.

A new Thedi Shawl collar I received a little while ago may become a favourite but I won't know until I start to wear it when cool weather hits mid September. It is a nice and thick cow hide that should be pretty nice when broken in.

My gripe with most if not all jacket manufacturers is lack of underarm footballs or gussets. I feel arm mobility could increase drastically with a small addition of a gusset (Thedi I am looking at you here). My Langlitz is a dream to move around in. Zero arm restriction when raising my arms up and moving around.

The Colimbo is cool and I'd buy another leather jacket from them like a Stockman's coat, which has the underarm gussets.

 

[Benny Holiday]

Thedi Buffalo.

Double thumbs up for how nicely the Thedi is breaking in mate. I'm digging the creases on the arms, that is one sweet jacket!

 

[Robbie79]

This is my first jacket from a Japanese jacket maker. I am almost %100 sure it was made by Rainbow Country for Colimbo.

Hide is nice and I assume it is Shinki but I am unsure. I would say quality of construction compares to Thedi and seam stitching is laser accurate as one would expect. Nice details like a buttoned flap on one of the inside chest pockets and one of the outside pockets has a cool, smaller, 2nd leather pocket inside.

The hide on my Thedi Hercules in brown horse seems a bit thicker but is more soft to the touch than the Colimbo which seems just a bit more stiff to the touch. This will change once it is broken in I am sure. I bought the Colimbo as used but honestly I think it was just old or dead stock as it seems new.

I think my Langlitz is my favourite when it comes to the sheer robust feel of the jacket. I feel I could come out of a car crash unscathed. Lol. My only complaint with the Langlitz would be lack of available lining options. The nylon type lining is a bit heavy for my liking but that is a miniscule complaint. Cotton drill would be nice but Langlitz is made for riding a motorcycle. The heavier nylon they use must have some structural or safety importance related to motorcycles I'd think. I would feel very safe riding my motorcycle with the Langlitz.

A new Thedi Shawl collar I received a little while ago may become a favourite but I won't know until I start to wear it when cool weather hits mid September. It is a nice and thick cow hide that should be pretty nice when broken in.

My gripe with most if not all jacket manufacturers is lack of underarm footballs or gussets. I feel arm mobility could increase drastically with a small addition of a gusset (Thedi I am looking at you here). My Langlitz is a dream to move around in. Zero arm restriction when raising my arms up and moving around.

The Colimbo is cool and I'd buy another leather jacket from them like a Stockman's coat, which has the underarm gussets.

Thanks for the useful information. Btw. very nice jacket and perfect fit!