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What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?
Real McCoy’s Steinbeck in a snowy Berlin. Talk about weather change...- christian-h
- Post #9,000
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What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?
Real McCoy’s M65 in Berlin.- christian-h
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What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?
Real McCoy Steinbeck- christian-h
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What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?
Wore my M51 to work - just to find out that I forgot my M65 last week. Confused about which one to pick. Decisions...- christian-h
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The Real McCoy´s M65 Field Jacket | size Large
Hi guys, Just worn a couple of times, purchased in december 2017. Fantastic jacket, but my original M65 fits my body better. Too bad - this is a better jacket. Pictures from Real Mccoy's London. Here's how it can look after continous 2 year washing and wear...- christian-h
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What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?
Layering is awesome and makes it so versitale. I tend to use lighter jackets and layer more on colder days. M51/M65 and my half belt most days. As for the leather jacket. It fits great even if I don’t layer. Slightly roomy is my way to go.- christian-h
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What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?
Tank you! Jacket - The Real McCoy's Steinbeck in fqhh, Shinki. It gets better by every wear.- christian-h
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What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?
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PERSOL 649 Meflecto RATTi | size 54
Helo Fedora, Persol 649 Meflecto RATTi. Size 54, but wears a bit smaller campared to modern size 649. From the 80s, around 35 year old. Condition is very, very god. And probably an investment over time. Asking 200 eur. Shipping included. Return within 24 hours is ok (hey! There’s no...- christian-h
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Swedish Tanker or Dispatch coat, canvas sewing pattern?
Broadway and Sons. It’s a vintage store based in Gothenburg, Sweden. Here’s a interview with the owner, David Asseraf. https://therake.com/stories/style/the-most-rakish-menswear-stores-on-the-planet-broadway-sons/ 70’s Swedish motorcycle jacket (unfortunately sold)...- christian-h
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What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?
Count me in! Once you let those cannons loose - there’s no turning back. This however leaves you a bit restricted bying new trousers these days. But time is changning, so is the slim fit era (I hope). Here’s my favourite chino: Deadstock 50’s French Legion Chinos, from Broadway and Sons. Cool...- christian-h
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WTB - A1/A2 | Buco J-21/22/24
Hi! Size 40-42, depending on maker. Prefer horse hide. Brands like Real McCoy’s, Eastman, Buzz Rickson Aero and DD. You get the picture.:) A1/A2 | Buco J-21/22/24 Some of Himel Brother is interesting to. Many thanks, Christian- christian-h
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What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?
Thank you guys. :)- christian-h
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What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?
Private White VC peacoat at my grandparents farmhouse- christian-h
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Loose thread/loop - leather jacket
And thank you! I've read your posts about this jacket a couple of times.- christian-h
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Loose thread/loop - leather jacket
Case closed everyone. No need to push this any further. I'm ending this post with a foto from my first visit in London (new in town I guess).;)- christian-h
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Loose thread/loop - leather jacket
I can live with it - no problem! I was worried about the seam to go loose over time. The area around the shoulders is exposed to a lot of tension and I wanted to be sure everything was OK. I'm better of safe than sorry. Once again, thank you for your time. And... I can't wait to break this...- christian-h
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