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Aero Cafe Racer arrived today
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Edward
Bartender
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I've never seen the 'Rock and Roll' label before - is this part of Aero's move towards different labels for different series?
eggleman
One of the Regulars
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- Birmingham UK
Did you request the new label , or did it come like that without asking ?
Jacket looks great BTW. Did you get Ken's revised collar design ?
My Café Racer is about 10yrs old now , and still getting better with age.
Jacket looks great BTW. Did you get Ken's revised collar design ?
My Café Racer is about 10yrs old now , and still getting better with age.
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Looks very nice!
HD
HD
nick123
I'll Lock Up
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- California
Nice label!
Cooperson
One Too Many
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Looks nice, need some fit pics to really appreciate it.
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The label was discussed some time ago. It got rave reviews. But fist I've seen one on someone's new jacket. Labels are cool. I like the addition.
They're a nice touch, gives it sense of sense of individuality to a jacket - people seem to like the old labels too (are we talking retro-retro design?). A good way of also stymying copies, or at least making it tricky, by creating a spread of designs.
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Yeah, these days some crap factory in a crazy location can crank out labels all day long. Or they get nicked. There's stories of legit WWII labels making way to reproduction jackets as well - likely on eBay or the like. I used to have a small collection of labels when I was younger. They can tell a story about a companies history if they're around long enough.
