@ton312 I see it that way too, especially the dimensions of the applications. They look balanced on the jacket pictured, nice design. Nevertheless, I would forward the following measurements from a jacket that fits you, any way (it takes a little time to measure a jacket thoroughly, but in the...
@ton312 For me, that would be at least the other dimensions (marked in red) that I would pass on to 5*. But of course you have enough experience with orders from 5*, so just a little tip from me ;)
@ton312 I would give 5* much more requested measurement infos adapted to your desired type of jacket, as stated in my post earlier in this thread.
Btw: I forgot e.g. to define the exact height of the Breast Zipper because I relied on the photos on the homepage. Lo and behold, there were also...
I really like their Steerhide, I opted for the waxed finish (a bit more shiny but no ironing, only available for goat). It has a nice texture an pebble grain also consisting in thickness all the way through.
Some more infos about Durable:
Interesting time for leather jacket manufacturers. Before the boom of radio and later t.v., North America was reliant on printed media to spread marketing and brand. The majority of the economy was centered around ports of call, and the major transport system was...
Seems a japanese version of Nelco called Welco, LOL!
I have never heard the name of this manufacturer before, apologies for the careless and unquestioning adoption of the Japanese translation. I corrected it in my post, thank you for pointing that out @ton312.
More 1950's "one star" types:
*Google translation of japanese pictures textes at bottom.
Unknown & Hercules
Indian Sportswear
Kit Karson
Schott
Sierra & M. Bogen and Sons
Sportclad
Unknown & Nelco (not Welco as stated in the japanese magazine)
Winward
Google Translation from...
Pictures from 1950's "one star" type leather jackets made from various manufacturers*
*Google translation of japanese pictures textes at bottom.
Durable
Alden Crest
Buco J-71
Californian
Guide Master Wolf & Hercules
Interesting are the picture texts in Japanese which I freely...
I did some research in my literature. In fact, in the 1950's there were many leather jacket manufacturers who made the "one star" type. In addition to the Durable photos below, I have more photos added in the thread vintage-outerwear-threads-of-the-past
Interesting are the picture texts in...
You can also fold the collar in the way you like and then work the fold with a hammer. But don't hit the leather directly but place a piece of light cardboard or something similar in between... many folds are shaped by the manufacturers with a hammer before they are sewn. A Thedi leather jacket...
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