Aero released new Premier Range 1920s Work Coat

[Plumbline]

Not sure they are Cliff ... a number of manufacturers are using Corozo buttons ( although perhaps they don't openly advertise the fact) . As well as horn, shell and various other materials use in original vintage jackets. Equally many manufacturers ( Himmel Bros, Bill Kelso and many more) are utilising button cinch straps and many of the features you define.

 

[Bunyip]

I really dig it. I must say though, for whatever reason, it looks totally different on the model than what I expected from the website photo. It's not a criticism at all, I just didn't think of the slim fit. It looks great, I just thought it might be a bit more substantial or heavy duty?...

 

[Sloan1874]

I think that's down to the premiere fit, the block gives it a slimmer silhouette and higher sleeve head.

 

[Vespizzare]

I like buttons (along with two-way zippers on longer jackets) except I'm a little paranoid about the the thread failing somehow and then being stuck for some pricy redo. I scored a nice A1 on ebay; but every time I engage or disengage a button, I'm thinking "Don't rip it off."

 

[Lancaster]

Not sure they are Cliff ... a number of manufacturers are using Corozo buttons ( although perhaps they don't openly advertise the fact) . As well as horn, shell and various other materials use in original vintage jackets. Equally many manufacturers ( Himmel Bros, Bill Kelso and many more) are utilising button cinch straps and many of the features you define.

Yes, indeed they are. A few of my own repro's from other makers have some of these features. I was commenting about how these were unique for Aero jackets.

I see I worded that poorly. Instead of "unique to Aero coats" I should've said "unique for Aero coats". Thank you for that.