Still have a little painting to go on the back. BTW I couldn’t paint a stick figure. The artist is my 16 yo daughter who also happens to be my jacket fit pic photographer. She’s a good sport.
I started a project to combine my interest in WWII and my job. Jacket is a 1980’s vintage Cooper. I picked it up for $160 on ebay. That was the price point I was looking for in the event the project didn’t work out. I was pleasantly surprised by what I received. While the finish and leather...
I considered a LW before buying the RMC. The thing that pushed me towards the RMC is that I prefer buying OTR whenever possible. That way if i don’t like the fit or some other aspect I can just send it right back.
More money than Vanson but no nicer. Only benefit of Schott is more models of cross zip. Quality wise I’d say equal. There was a Schott store by my house a few years ago. I tried them all on. Never pulled the trigger.
I’ve owned both so I’ll chime in. There is no right answer. It is a bit of apples and oranges though.
The Vanson
Pros: a great bang for the buck. It is solidly crafted. Finish is fine. The leather isn’t exotic. It is a real purpose built mc jacket. Mobility is good. Heavy zippers
Cons: Upper...
There is a whole 5 star thread that gets plenty of traffic.
But, since we’re here, A2s don’t have inside pockets. You’d have to special request them and then could presumably make them any size you want.
I think they look cool but the older I get the more I like barbour. Unlike leather jackets you won’t really out grow them if you over indulge in the cookie jar during the winter. Shapeless=comfortable. No more is looking good better than feeling good.
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