@ton312, I don't post here often but try this site for the Kadoya jacket you're looking for:
https://japan.webike.net/products/23307350.html
I've ordered from them before with no issues whatsoever, good luck!
The Devon wool is long and curly, it's not as dense as the other wool used on the 40 and 42 patterns.
It sheds quite a bit too but I'm sure this will discontinue over time, I'm also
curious to see how warm it is compared to my other Irvin, B-3 and ANJ-4.
-Karen
Advice needed...
Andrew S., Any ideas on how to soften up the leather on the Devon fleece
without changing the color of it? And you're right, the zippers not up to
muster, everything else is spot on though.:)
Andrew S. may know the answer to this, it appears that the Time Worn Devon leather is heavier than what's used on the 1940 and 1942 ELC pattern
Irvins. I love the look of it too but it's very stiff and dry in areas, it's going to
take some time for it to break in that's for sure!
Beautiful fleece Paul, I wish mine had been made with that! So Lewis leathers
is attempting an Irvin...Can't want to see what pattern they use and if the
details are correct. I shall be awaiting Wing Commander Andrew Swatland's
assesment.:)
Thank you for your warm welcome Spitfire and Fenaxton44, I will post detailed
pics of the ELC 1944 Devon Irvin this coming weekend.
As for the jacket itself it truly is a beautiful repro, the details are exact to
the pattern and craftmanship is outstanding. The leather is very stiff and
has...
Cart before the source
Hello gentleman, this is my first post. I've read all the wonderful Irvin threads
in their entirety and enjoyed them so much I had to join this wonderful site!
I have two repro Irivns, one from US Authentics ( with pockets, sorry guys,
it was a gift ) and an ELC 1944...
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