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If the shoulders are an inch smaller, then EACH sleeve will be a half inch shorter.
Need some help with Aero Board Racer sleeve sizing. I found a size 42 for sale. The Shoulder is 17.5 and sleeve is 26.5. I have a regular cafe racer with 26 sleeve and 18.5 shoulder. The sleeve length is perfect on mine. I was wondering if the shoulder is an inch smaller, on the board racer, does that mean the sleeves would be shorter also? So the Board Racers sleeves would be closer in length to my regular cafe racer. Any help would be great
The sleeves should just feel a touch shorter but a 17.5" shoulder on a 42 seems rather small. That's like a size 38 shoulder.
That's a nice jacket for sure. I hope all the numbers are within your tolerance.This is the jacket. https://www.aeroleatherclothing.com/product-detail.php?id=4972
That's a nice jacket for sure. I hope all the numbers are within your tolerance.
GOt it, members here are a little bit torn between the whole shoulder measurement. Some (myself included) feel it matters, some members don't think so. But maybe if the pit to pit works for you, it can also work. Hopefully other members can chime in
Got this Schott 641HH on the 'bay recently. I thought it might be a little too large as a size 36 for me, but I figured I could pretty easily recoup the cost if I decide to sell it. What do you think of the fit? I feel it might be too baggy in the chest and upper arms.
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Jacket lining question, how does viscose lining durability experience? Will it last very long? Or wool and cotton will be better option? I don’t really need for the warmth
Thanks but Viscose will deteriorate with exposure to UV or get wet right? So cotton will be better?I have handled all the lining you mentioned with my jackets. I'm sure cotton drill is more sturdy in the long term compared to wool. The viscose twill is a lighter but smoother and easier on the skin compared to cotton drill. You can't go wrong with cotton drill or viscose twill if warmth isn't an issue where you live
Agreed!Maybe you need to explore a radically different style?
That’s how I ended up with a fringed cafe racer...
I do have one saved up for GW... I even sourced an old Navajo buckle for it...
@ton312’s blue/green is amazing, but I think I’m over CXL. Now I want a substantial mid-weight pliable luxurious hide that makes me feel like a million bucks.
All my CXL had that stitching and it worried me. But it’s doesn’t now. Never a problem.Is it normal that when you stretch the seam you see more thread exposed? I am concerned it will eventually break.
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Thanks but Viscose will deteriorate with exposure to UV or get wet right? So cotton will be better?
Anyone have a jacket made with Horween Vermont? How does it hold up long term?
At this stage, is there anything you haven’t ordered?I'm getting one made from the seal brown Vermont JL have in stock so I'm also interested here..
At this stage, is there anything you haven’t ordered?
You’re having a great run! Kudos to you!
Lewis leathersDoes anyone have reference photos of a cross-zip with a mandarin collar? Kinda like a perfecto-cafe racer hybrid? I'm talking to Five Star about a possible custom and I'm looking for some inspiration images. Bonus for womens jackets, but I'll take anything you think looks cool.