I disagree, yes these cut lines allow for smaller panels, but there is a real gain in mobility/function if done right.
That back design really is better than anything else i have worn, but IMO it needs french seams and a single center panel as posted above to look good.
They copied the Leathertogs back design, but without the french seams:
These extra panels in the back add curvature and room and make the jacket super comfortable wihtout the need for gussets/action back.
It is IMO the best back design there is but it should really be done with french seams...
The front looks like any other boring perfecto, the back is IMO trash.
The fact that they used the Leathertogs style back but without the french seams looks bad, the center belt loop looks bad, the center seam would be ok if it was there on it's own, but because of the seams either side it...
All my squeaky jackets where squeaking from the pits, never from anywhere else.
All i do is grab my Pecard's rag, rub it in the pits and the jackets are silent.
If/when it comes back i give them another rub.
Looks normal to me, Cordovan is supposed to be a reddish brown, and CXL has a tendency to have crumbly cracky top coat.
As Guppy said, colour variation is normal in CXL.
I also don't think a washing machine would have damaged it, i have washed a few jackets in the washing machine and never had...
Agreed, i mean the way Aero designed the top yokes looks feminin.
I was just comparing the leather top yokes on the Aero vs on @Marc mndt 's jacket.
The collar on the Aero is also not great IMO, although it might look better with spread lapels...
Thanks, but i have no interrest in FL, the patterns are still not "right", and the way he dropped the project i had with him left a sour taste in my mouth...
The guy is still working on it....
Expect an updated version this summer!
(I am actually going to paint a wall grey so that i have a good backdrop for the next batch of pics!)
The way the shoulder epaulettes are attached is super weird, i have never seen that, it's like they didn't top stitch the shoudler seam under the strap.
It could be done by hand using two needles.
Put a thread through the hole, one needle on th einside of the sleeve, one on th eoutside and you just kris kross them through the same hole.
Do the french seam have a backing tape on the inside?
Meeeh, to me it looks like a J-100 with an action back.
I have never looked at a J-100 and thought to myself "that jacket needs an action back"...
You could argue that it has a few small details that make it different ( triple stitched arm/sleeve seams, french seams, double stitched chest...
Nice work!
I really like fixing these kinda things myself, it's actually not that hard once you have done a few, and it's pretty satisfying.
What about that french seam, is it missing all the top stitch? That's going to be more complicated...
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