Custom Aero Sheene

[Fanch]

SpeedRcrX that Sheene has worn in well. Someday I hope the mercury drops to the extent I can finally wear mine again (last worn August in N Norway).

 

[SpeedRcrX]

Nice to see this beauty is getting some wear!

Yes I think I was the only one happy about the drop in temperature

 

[tnjyoung]

Now with colder temperature in France, I have been wearing my Sheene non stop for 2 months, the jacket is breaking in nicely.

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Looks amazing! Great color, great fit, great patina developing, great job!

 

[Insomnia]

Very nice jacket. Perfect in every way.

 

[SpeedRcrX]

Thank you!

 

[RJR]

That Sheene is breaking in beautifully.

 

[Sockeye]

The answer to that is clearly to take more vacations.

SpeedRcrX that Sheene has worn in well. Someday I hope the mercury drops to the extent I can finally wear mine again (last worn August in N Norway).

 

[Fanch]

Next year we'll be in Scotland and Ireland, but good luck on my better half allowing a side trip to Galashiels while in Scotland. [huh]

 

[Sockeye]

I'm in Virginia. When my nephew got turned down for a University near Edinburgh, the family couldn't understand why I was sooooo disappointed!

 

[Sloan1874]

 

[Fanch]

I just looked up the seven-day weather forecast for Glasgow: Similar to December/January in Dallas.

 

[Sloan1874]

It's been amazingly pleasant for the past three weeks over here. Blue skies all the way, but the temperature has reached 'don't go out without a jacket' levels in the past week, so I've been wearing my B-15 or my LHB at the moment. Another few weeks and we're into Irvin territory.

 

[SpeedRcrX]

Where I live the cold don't bother us that much, but the wind is terrible so a leather jacket is a must (at least for me) I think I have a month or two before pulling my Duffle Coat, with the Shackleton underneath, out of the closet.

 

[Edward]

I'm still tempted by a Shackleton, but....

Next year we'll be in Scotland and Ireland, but good luck on my better half allowing a side trip to Galashiels while in Scotland. [huh]

Ah, well, the Borders areas are a particularly beautiful part of Scotland (the ocuntryside round there actually looks a lot like what people imagine the Highlands to be like, especially if your image of the Highlands was shaped by Braveheart, which was actually shot in Ireland...). The trip to Galashiels would be worth it for the view from the train alone - and it's only an hour from Edinburgh now. I did it by bus when it took much longer, but it was still lovely.... You could do a round trip and stay a couple of hours in the factory in about four hours entirely from Edinburgh, if the missus wants a girly shopping afternoon in town...

 

[Fanch]

I'm still tempted by a Shackleton, but....



Ah, well, the Borders areas are a particularly beautiful part of Scotland (the ocuntryside round there actually looks a lot like what people imagine the Highlands to be like, especially if your image of the Highlands was shaped by Braveheart, which was actually shot in Ireland...). The trip to Galashiels would be worth it for the view from the train alone - and it's only an hour from Edinburgh now. I did it by bus when it took much longer, but it was still lovely.... You could do a round trip and stay a couple of hours in the factory in about four hours entirely from Edinburgh, if the missus wants a girly shopping afternoon in town...

Edward, you might have come up with a viable plan for this after all. Stay tuned.

 

[dudewuttheheck]

WOW! That may just be the most impressive Aero I have seen. The design, fit, leather, contrast stitching, and liner are all amazing! You really did a great job and so did aero.

Still, I think your glasses might actually be cooler haha.

 

[SpeedRcrX]

Ah ah ah thanks! -O^O-