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  1. Cooperson

    Pike Brothers n-1 Deck Jacket - size medium

    SOLD!
  2. Cooperson

    Pike Brothers n-1 Deck Jacket - size medium

    Pike Brothers n-1 deck jacket with tags, size medium but these do come up larger. Worn only half a dozen times so in excellent condition. Purchased from Aero Leathers and currently retailing for £260. Chest pit to pit: 23 1/2" Shoulders, seam to seam: 18 3/4" Sleeves, shoulder seam to cuff...
  3. Cooperson

    Fit Pic Evaluation Help - New Half Belt

    Good fit but the high pockets have always been a big issue for me, otherwise I would have bought one myself by now.
  4. Cooperson

    Aero Maxwell

    Nice looking Maxwell, enjoy the break in.
  5. Cooperson

    New Aero 1930's HB Cordovan FQHH and Alpaca

    Fit looks good, should be even better when it's broken in and softened up - nice half-belt.
  7. Cooperson

    Yoke

    Thanks handymike, it's by far the most comfortable wearing jacket I own, soft as a mouse's ear as they say round theses parts :-)
  8. Cooperson

    Yoke

    I do appreciate the clean, well draped, look of a plain fronted half-belt, but the front yoke on my kudu Pioneer just suits the pattern well.
  9. Cooperson

    What would you do . . . .

    I regularly see issues on new jackets that personally I couldn't live with. However, if the poster hasn't picked up on it, I don't feel comfortable spoiling his enjoyment so I'd rather not comment.
  10. Cooperson

    New AL Roadster in FQHH Havana Brown

    As others have said, fit is spot on for that style of jacket. There are ways to accelerate the break in process, if you want to go down that route, otherwise just wear it every chance you can.
  11. Cooperson

    What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?

    Made me smile this one :-) Only just noticed your avatar, do you still practice the noble art? Spend years of my youth in a Shotakan Dojo, got to 1st kudu (brown belt), always regretted not sticking it out for last hurdle of Sho Dan (black belt). Too old and stiff now to contemplate going back...
  13. Cooperson

    Goodwear Leathers, the waiting starts...

    Drool, what an absolute beauty!
  14. Cooperson

    New Cordo Bootlegger

    Killer! One seriously cool leather.
  15. Cooperson

    Himel Brothers Leather Co.

    I've seen photos of many a Grizzly but never anything as radical as this. Shawl collar with hair panels ending at the top of the pockets - they are strikingly similar.
  16. Cooperson

    New Aero Premium Slim Fit 1930's Half Belt

    Measured straight across, seam to seam, 18"
  17. Cooperson

    New Aero Premium Slim Fit 1930's Half Belt

    Sorry can't agree that this jacket is just downsized by 2. The armholes are definitly cut a higher, the sleeves are slimmer but the shoulders, sleeve length and back length are spot on for a 40" jacket.
  19. Cooperson

    New Aero Premium Slim Fit 1930's Half Belt

    Edward - here you go Size 40 Pit to pit: 21 1/4" At half belt: 20 3/4" At hem: 20 1/2" One thing I forgot to mention, the buttons cuffs are snug. Yes, you can pass your hands through them but the sleeves on a long leave shirt will bunch up. You have to unbutton the jacket, feel for the shirt...
  20. Cooperson

    New Aero Premium Slim Fit 1930's Half Belt

    Edward - after owning and wearing the jacket for some time now my feeling is that this is very trim pattern and probably best suited to a person with a slim frame. The back has none of the puffy look so often seen in other patterns and while this looks nice, it does means that reaching forward...
  21. Cooperson

    Himel Brothers Leather Co.

    Great video, thanks for the link.
  22. Cooperson

    Whitefeather Mfg. 1930s car coat

    Like it!
  23. Cooperson

    Brown Tea Core? Bill Kelso Liberty Horsehide Dodger at 10 months.

    That's a LOT of wear through in less than a year, but as it is now I quite like it. Be interesting to see it again in another year.
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