Thanks a lot, really appreciate the kind words and support!
Here's the info you asked for:
Alterations:
Shortened the sleeves
Brought the shoulders in slightly
Tightened the chest by about 1.5 cm
(No changes to the back length – I wanted to keep that stock.)
Price:
Around 230€ total for...
Thanks for your thoughts!
I totally get where you're coming from – but in this case, it actually worked out really well after the small alteration.
Here’s the update if you’re curious:
I'm genuinely happy with it now and glad I didn’t sell it.
Hahaha of course not!
I kept the tags on at first because I was considering selling it if it didn’t work out.
But after getting it tailored and finally being happy with the fit, the tags are off now! ✂️
Hey, thanks for your input!
Actually, it was definitely worth it for me – I had it professionally tailored and the result turned out great!
Here’s the update if you’re curious:
Sometimes it’s worth giving a great jacket a second chance instead of selling it.
Hi! Thanks for your question.
Yes, the 626 is noticeably lighter compared to the 118, 519, 141 or the 689H.
The leather is thinner, the lining is lighter, and overall it's much more comfortable for spring and mild summer evenings.
It still offers some warmth, but it's definitely less bulky and...
Thanks for your perspective — I’ll definitely share an updated video once the jacket comes back from the tailor. I’m genuinely curious myself to see how the changes affect the fit.
Since most of my jackets in size L fit very well, I assumed the same would apply here. Turns out the 519 fits...
Appreciate the feedback — and no worries, the jacket's already with a tailor getting those sleeves and the body cleaned up.
I’m not trying to be an influencer, just a guy who loves leather jackets and wants to share real-world fit pics to help others out. Funny how even that can spark...
I appreciate the feedback! I see what you mean about the first few minutes – I wanted to highlight the details of the jacket, but I get that it might be too much for some viewers. I’ll definitely keep that in mind for future videos and focus more on spoken commentary.
As for the length, I made...
Interesting take. I’m just sharing my experience and what works for me, which is exactly what everyone else here does. If that’s 'free research' for my channels, then I guess every discussion in this forum is free research for someone. But hey, thanks for your input!
"Thank you for the detailed breakdown, I really appreciate the insight! I’m aware that the 519 follows the 613S pattern, but my experience with different Schott jackets has shown me that fit can sometimes be unpredictable depending on the specific model, leather, and how it breaks in over time...
"Thank you! The leather on this one is indeed fantastic. I also thought the 519 had been shortened, but this one does seem a bit longer than expected. It could be due to slight variations in production or just how it fits on my frame. Either way, I’m really happy with how it looks and feels!"
Thank you for your input! I just wanted to clarify that my post wasn’t meant as an advertisement for my content, but rather as a way to help those who are currently considering buying a Schott 519. Since there isn’t much information available, I thought my experience might be useful to others...
Hello fellow leather enthusiasts,
I wanted to share my thoughts on the Schott 519 in Brown (Size L) and how it fits compared to other Schott jackets I own. Over the years, I have built a collection of Schott jackets, including:
Schott 626 in L
Schott 689H in 42
Schott Perfecto 1 in M
Schott...
Hello everyone, glad to be here!
I've been reading through many posts in this forum over the past months, and I have to say: A huge thank you to all of you! The discussions, reviews, and fit advice have helped me a lot in my journey of finding the right leather jackets.
Now, I'd love to give...
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