The Bison grains like hell, and straight out of the box. It would be nice to see how it evolves in 10 or 20 years. But I would say it is going to look mostly the same, in the good way.
The bison is like Sean Connery in his 20's he looked like 50 and then he stopped aging.:D
Wearing a new piece of a garment is just a mind game that have to be over come, then it gets easier and after awhile the norm. Had the same problem with cowboy boots and leather jackets in the beginning. But now thats all I wear.
But I don't think I'm still ready for those leather pants:D they...
I never wear shorts, not even on the hottest summer days. I'm mostly wearing my 25oz IHs no matter what. And if it gets really hot close to 30°C then I bring out my 11oz LVC jeans.
And my friends and family are moaning "You should wear shorts, and why on earth you are wearing boots?! Isn't it...
Oh, you can. Why don't they list it?
Yeah the grain is amazing, and I love the way vintage leathers age. I wouldn't mind the shine, but I would have to probably get a bike to wear those on public, or grow bigger balls:D
Thats lots of natural stretch marks, on my old Aero trail rider there were only few on the back and on my new jacket barely any. Might be the way they make the leather, if I'm correct they shave some of material on CX steer and HH so it may be that that will remove the natural "imperfections"...
I didn't find any dedicated threads only for graining and/or evolution of leather jackets. So let this be it.
Here's my recently acquired Aero PHWM in black CX Steer:
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.