No, but I have been to China and the same model applies. Ironically with the increase in the local wages and inflation in China they may be becoming too expensive for the 'West' to keep manufacturing there. You get the same product, it's just more expensive! So many companies are looking to the...
One aspect that we often ignore is the specific tax burden certain countries shoulder. ie how much of your income disappears into the govt's pocket before you get hold of it. This includes all taxes, ie VAT and property.community taxes.
In the UK that is 40+%, in India it's 20%...
Although that is a possibility. Low prices also reflect local price and wage structures. You cannot immediately assume that someone suffered in the process. The flip side is, someone is employed where otherwise they might not be and they might be far better off than they would have been without...
I've done some research into this. From Peter at Wested and from a couple of academic sources in the production of leather. The leather used in Raiders was a rough and ready merino type sheep leather, this has the characteristic 'ribby' texture to some of the panels, 'ribby' is considered a...
This one is possibly from the run of 100 or so rabbits he did.
He was making them around the time that his involvement in Crystal Skull came to light so around 2006-2007.
You got a really good deal.
A little easier if the jackets are horsehide, but goat and lamb skins for jackets have real problems with sizes over 48. Indy jacket makers keep getting it in the neck from the 50+ talls who want lamb... sorry mate try GMing them first!
Here's a link to a site selling them new.
https://www.transair.co.uk/product4.asp?SID=2&Product_ID=8998
There is a sizing chart for reference, they often sell for a lot less on ebay, used.
Weirdly, I haven't had a knit cuff on a jacket since I was about 14. I've always thought of them as being a bit hot and scratchy. I really love the barrel cuff on the Indy jacket but it must be the right size for the wearer, even if it has to be tailored to fit.
Ron I agree, to where your thumb joins your hand feels a good spot for an open cuff jacket.
But where to measure for an A2 style? Do you measure the leather and where should *that* stop if so?
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