IMO with your posture you should be looking for jackets with short backs and a front drop.
I think you could probably get away with a 24" back if the front was long enough to cover your belt.
That way you would not get all that extra material creasing and bunching in the back.
Sleeve length...
If this was my size, i'd buy it, and i don't even like A2's, but i trust Vanson to make a good jacket and i think it looks better than most mosre expensive A2s out there.
https://www.grailed.com/listings/15933928-vanson-leathers-leather-vanson-a2-horse-hide-leather-jacket
I get it, i paid 450$ for a black Vanson B-3, it's a a rare jacket i like, made by a company i really like, i was happy to pay that price.
If i was into A2s i could see myself buying a Vanson one, just as a collection piece.
That sucks, did he literally have to cut the zipper open? Where the first two repairs covered by Aero?
You would think having to deal with three repairs in 18 months would push them to use better quality zippers...
I was not talking about the top stitch, but about the first stitch line being made visible beneath the fold.
If you look at this for example you can see the the first line is never visible because they never pull the two parts too much before stitching. (they are using super soft material)
I...
I have been using the same Wahl Super taper on my head every other week for around 10 years, they are unkillable.
I don't think i would feel very confident having a go at a fleece lined jacket though, it sounds like a bad idea waiting to happen...
I don't think's it's a problem of nylon vs cotton thread, i think it happens when the person making the jacket doesn't try to get things 100% perfect...
I have LW jackets stitched with cotton and others stitched with nylon and both are perfect and don't show any visible stitches from the first...
It depends is the answer to that.
Pic one is a single stitch seam, you would expect to see some thread in that one as it has nowhere to hide.
Pic two is a folded seam with a top stitch.
IMO if the machinist is good you should not really see the thread from the first seam.
The thread will only be...
The first four jackets i bought, from 2013 to 2016 where a Schott, Lewis Leathers, an Aero and an Eastman.
Schott 644, back then 450$ now 775$
Lewis Leathers Dominator, back then £525 now £875
Eastman Californian, back then £825 now £1249
Aero Bootlegger, back then £640 now £770
Eastman...
Nice, glad i could be of assistance!
Funny you mention the pockets, i have not yet been able to open them.
I tried, but i am scared i will rip the button off and i really don't want to have to fix a pocket button like that.
Honestly, these pockets are IMO mostly visual, they are not thick enough...
Couple fit pics request:
@Bfd70
This is a size 42L, IMO it fits almost one size smaller than the Californian with the same tag size.
Length is still pretty short for a Long size.
The most impressive bit of this jacket is the lining, it's a very nice wool quilt, super thick and warm but very...
what's the story with the grey leather support for the Vanson label?
I remember you telling me somethign abou that a while ago but i forgot.
I whish it had a full wrap around belt rather thna this front panel one...
I have been wearing this one in and out all day.
It's been raining non stop, a hole day of water usually tames most leathers pretty fast, not this one.
Not Obenoufs, but available around here and also pretty good:
https://www.antiqueleatherdressing.co.uk/
Didn't Iron Heart use to stock Obenaufs actually?
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