Beautiful jacket. The design is so trim. A person must be a women's size 4 or smaller to fit on to this type of jacket. At a show, I did actually see a very young woman size 2 in one of those jackets label size 8.
Hello Chris, There is a wealth of info here. Our friend Canuck Panda posted some original advertisement from RMC NZ. Personally, I really like the NZ batches they did produce in the late 90s and early 2k. Your jacket is a replica of the cycle champ, originally produced in 1958. I have one...
I think I did about 6 trades with Think! He was always good with me. Regarding the jackets I wrote about, I am interested just in case someone would like to move them.
I love mittens. Took them from Paris to Almaty. Then some more to Central Asia West and Back to Malaga. Close second are gauntlets. Lately, I have been using German gauntlet hybrid phantons.
I am in the process of making my own deer/horsehide 30's era gauntlet.
Something like this but...
I do have some Taubers. Some came in the crown type and other with Talon. Even the big #10 zips fail often. However, the zip looks original to the jacket. If you would like a closer opinion about the zipper, post several close-ups of the zipper pull and slider, as well as the sewing job on...
Master class in how to represent the collar using the graph. Both front and rear on the graph. Photographing the collar on the jacket is sweet. I must say, your cycle champ is the fifth different I have seen. All five have a very different D pocket. Perhaps there are more?
Excellent detail images of all vital parts of the collars. I truly thank you for taking the time for contributing to the tread. If is possible, to send images using the graph paper? The graph paper allows for viewers to make an accurate recreation of the original.
Thanks again.
Beautiful jacket. I created a tread that helps everyone find hard to find reference items for the jackets. Such as mouton collars and leather batch holders, neck protector/covers etc. https://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/leather-jacket-fur-mouton-collar-attachment-pattern.108468/
I was...
Very nice jacket. Those jackets were made with an incredible dense hide. I have two of the x zips in this hide. Mine is heavy, like 7 lbs for a size 44L.
Out of sight. Game over combo. Friend, please take the time if to lubricate all the hardware on the jacket. The pencil approach is the best with your jacket. If you already did a good lubrication? Please slowly work the teeth and sliders and pulls slowly so that the graphite can work its...
Friend, Maybe try here:https://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/lost-worlds-horsehide-jacket.104163/#post-2809918
Arm pit seam to seam 22"
Waist through belt loops side seam to side seam 20"
Sleeve from shoulder seam to cuff 26 1/2 "
Back length from base of collar to bottom of jacket 23 1/2"...
Hi, I am not an expert on this period. But many indications such as construction methods and jacket trends leads me to believe that is a nice mid 50s naked skin steer hide A-2 type jacket. The zipper is consistent with the mid 50s crowns, which appears to be original to the jacket. Lastly...
I have this jacket in the same size 42. I am old school and wear my pants the way I wore them in the 80s. Likewise, I rock the jacket, wearing 501 jeans. I also have other sears made by other makers. This jacket were a tool for motorcyclist. I must point out, this particular Hercules style...
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