Yep, both a very different collar shape and a belt with both snaps and buckle, when it's usually either or.
Also I can't tell if the buckle is blacked out (not unheard of in those days) or if it's just the lighting, but either way that makes it hard to tell if it's mitred or squared.
The...
I think Schott Japan has realized that their “613US” pattern was atrocious. That’s why new stock now has the pattern of the 613S instead, except a bit shorter than its US equivalent because Japanese are shorter on average.
Marc’s jacket is on the new pattern and looks great.
@dudewuttheheck I...
After this picture I definitely do see what you mean a lot better and it's quite frustrating.
I'd skimmed through your OP so I hadn't realized you meant the loop. This is very jarring (and less excusable than margin of error on leather panels, imo.)
I'd imagine Aero could do the fix for you, both because of their jacket expertise and because they are used to working with heavy hides and unskived seams.
That said, 2 cm feels like it's well within margin of error for such a heavy hide and it doesn't look imbalanced to me.
There might also...
If you like G-1 type jackets, you're in luck because unlike some other designs, they remain popular in the general civilian market (and are still issued by Uncle Sam) so many companies make high quality ones that will fit a variety of sizes. You can get one from a company like Cockpit or Schott...
Hm, I wear tweed jackets with greens and browns quite often, but that's a good point. I want to stick with melton for the warmth, but maybe navy would be lower contrast with the seal.
On the other hand, I think the peeking lining on the work coat, as I see on yours, is less prominent than the...
I don't think the black teacore is a bad leather, but if we could get the "vintage black" for instance that would be a unique opportunity and not cost us any more.
With the weak pound I'm surprised they could afford the sale (maybe it was meant as a sort of thank-you to the enthusiasts), let alone why they hadn't raised prices earlier.
This waxed leather could be cool, from the description.
Obviously this is Engrish but gives us some idea:
""The Vintage" Horse leather featuring a vintage feel that makes use of the wildness of horse leather.
After dyeing the front side of the horse leather it is finished with wax. Enjoy the...
Great idea and I have a Johnson order I was going to make soon.
However, if we're going to do this, maybe we should go for one of the Shinki horsehides that is not commonly stocked by jacket makers. For instance, one of the chrome- or combination-tanned options.
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