CBI, thanks for the tip. Kelso duly added. It's rather nice. And capeskin. And slim-fitting: don't like the bagginess of some of the others.
Kelso have spruced up their website, I notice.
Thought I'd post pics of each of the major brands for comparison. I def want the green knits; have too many all brown jackets at mo.
McCoy:
Aero:
Eastman 50cal:
Eastman standard:
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Goodwear:
Bill Kelso:
It's really all about the leather with these jackets, isn't it? It has...
Nick, like your style.
Thanks the rest.
Sloan, yes, did think about the Vicenza option with olive knits.
That Shinki is serious beautiful, though. Possibly even more so than Aero's FQHH. I also have a lot of Aeros.
I wonder who is buying the RM at £1,500. It's £500 less in Japan.
Loungers: been a while since I posted on the forum and I'm doing so now to seek your advice. I am sorely tempted by the Real McCoy's A-1 and keep visiting the London store like a jewel thief casing the joint.
Question is: is it really worth the money? Or would an Aero, say, at less than half...
Edward, the shelter is WW2. Looks as though it's been blocked off for years; mainly noticeable as a grassy hump in front of one of the blocks. Keep imagining opening it and finding types in wide-lapelled suits etc asking: "Is it over yet?"
SJ
Edward, I'm in Brixton, specifically Brixton Hill. (Others on the thread might vaguely remember an association with street riots a few decades back.) You're quite right: except it's post-WW1, so maybe interwar is better. Perfect for my sartorial style! Never thought of that.
And speaking of...
Apparently so (or at least according to the since departed Jan Solo). I had Aero make me up a sort of bastardised M422A with olive kits (top jacket: http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?62635-In-pictures-modified-Aero-M422a-30s-HB-Stockman), one of the many jackets I have let go –*don't...
Tried on the A-1 again today. Thought about turning to crime. The leather really is beautiful stuff. They have a russet A-2 with olive knits that's also a jewel.
I got the impression some serious leather heads had been trooping through that shop.
SJ
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