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Wearing this one today.
I wore a white jacket all of my life. Not no mo.
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Wow, is that Buco or leathertogs?I wore a white jacket all of my life. Not no mo.
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I used to go in for French tailored Egyptian Cotton Chef's Coats, when I was a player.Wow, is that Buco or leathertogs?
I also quite like those, having both Wrangler 124MJ and Maverick Blanket lined. Now thinking of getting a 24MJZ.I really like the styling on these 70s Maverick/ Blue Bell jackets!
Unfortunately they seem to have a 22" back length...
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Same as this one, minus the pleats:I really like the styling on these 70s Maverick/ Blue Bell jackets!
Unfortunately they seem to have a 22" back length...
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That’s what’s kept me from buying a vintage Storm Rider as well. I found several that would’ve fit me perfectly but the longest was about 24.5 inches.I really like the styling on these 70s Maverick/ Blue Bell jackets!
Unfortunately they seem to have a 22" back length...
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Yep. I bought two storm riders with a 23” back. Gave one away to a member here and returned the other. Shame b/c I love the pattern but if you’re over 5’8” you can pretty much forget it.That’s what’s kept me from buying a vintage Storm Rider as well. I found several that would’ve fit me perfectly but the longest was about 24.5 inches.
My wife bought me a Sherpa lined version of this jacket. It was so cool but sat a full 2” above my belly button. Donated.I really like the styling on these 70s Maverick/ Blue Bell jackets!
Unfortunately they seem to have a 22" back length...
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Hello folks, first time post long time lurker!
I did a first soak and wear until dry today.
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I purchased this on ebay about a month ago, but as it was a birthday present I was not allowed to wear it.
I must confess to encouraging the creases to form (I realise this maybe frowned upon) however I dont feel guilty about it...
Looking forward to the first wear.
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I did a 60 minute soak 40°c (at the start).Really cool! How did you do that??
I did a 60 minute soak 40°c (at the start).
Then patted dry with a towel.
I then wore it in the garden, as it was a lovely sunny day.
I opened the cuffs and hitched the sleeve up to my elbows...
During the drying process I gently pressed the creases as the fell naturally using thumb and forefinger.
I had to collect my daughter before it was dry, so I place on a hanger outside.
After about an hour I continued to sharpen the creases whilst it was hanging (much to the annoyance of my partner!).
You could always get another!
There is a chap making denim in Thailand Choochai Boonsrangjamrus
(He advertises on face book)
Who has woven 32oz and 36oz denim, with this he is making type 2 and 3 jackets. They look great, I almost ordered one, but with postage they came in around $500.00 .
I got mine which was brand new for half that, but I must confess to wondering what if!