Tag style would be indicative of a 70's era Bates. NICE!Speaking of which, can anyone tell roughly the year of this jacket? I'm not much of a vintage guy, but this one is calling me...
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vtg-BATES-...-Motorcycle-Sports-Jacket-Medium/233285485203
If being “you” is an All Saints jacket . . .
maybe many of us here are not in his target audience?
I've been meaning to ask this about langlitz, when I was googling around everyone was like "yeah bro they're super awesome, high-quality, great for the money, you gotta try it" so I started looking up some fit pics and they were uhhAre you guys sure his advice is meant for heterosexual males? Just watched few minutes of the video in OP and for me this guy is giving huge gay vibes. Mind you, there's nothing wrong with that, but maybe many of us here are not in his target audience? I'm not an expert, but I have the feeling that as far as leather jackets are concerned most gay men tend to fall in two categories: fashion stuff or langlitz/BLUF.
There is nothing more ALPHA than picking up women just to hit on their dads at dinnerA new wrinkle has developed. Doesn’t he have videos about picking up women though? Just trying to front?
LOOL!!There is nothing more ALPHA than picking up women just to hit on their dads at dinner
I've been meaning to ask this about langlitz, when I was googling around everyone was like "yeah bro they're super awesome, high-quality, great for the money, you gotta try it" so I started looking up some fit pics and they were uhh
Off-putting
There is nothing more ALPHA than picking up women just to hit on their dads at dinner
Langlitz is quite popular in the gay leather scene, as are Wesco Boss engineer boots. I am not involved in the gay leather scene (At least I don’t think I am...) but I am also a big fan of Langlitz and Wesco. I too was amused by some of the pictures I’ve come across when I googled Langlitz leathers but I think it’s just another sign of their quality that they are popular with such a wide and diverse customer base. That sector of the market probably helped to keep their doors open in the years before they were discovered by the Japanese and folks like us here at TFL.I've been meaning to ask this about langlitz, when I was googling around everyone was like "yeah bro they're super awesome, high-quality, great for the money, you gotta try it" so I started looking up some fit pics and they were uhh
Off-putting
Langlitz, Vanson and even Schott have always been popular among the leather bears but they were born from bikers (probably crossed paths often, scene wise). To avoid any confusion it’s best not to wear one with a ball gag.Langlitz is quite popular in the gay leather scene, as are Wesco Boss engineer boots. I am not involved in the gay leather scene (At least I don’t think I am...) but I am also a big fan of Langlitz and Wesco. I too was amused by some of the pictures I’ve come across when I googled Langlitz leathers but I think it’s just another sign of their quality that they are popular with such a wide and diverse customer base. That sector of the market probably helped to keep their doors open in the years before they were discovered by the Japanese and folks like us here at TFL.
I've been meaning to ask this about langlitz, when I was googling around everyone was like "yeah bro they're super awesome, high-quality, great for the money, you gotta try it" so I started looking up some fit pics and they were uhh
Off-putting
I think it is very cool that you have a place in Bulgaria. I used to go there as a kid. You could pick wild grapes and figs on the seaside dunes and collect clams for roasting in bonfire. Very few tourists then. My Tom Sawyer moments. Tagging @Cskarev who is from there...At my age, I wear what ever I want and dress which ever way I want. My financial stability allows me to take these liberties. The audience of this influencer are not. They are in a working environment which has some rules that must be followed. Because I retired at 55 I have to walk a prudent line. Such is, when visiting people I respect, I do wear something more conservative like Banana Republic type of jackets. More over, Sometimes I love to just stay in my boat and relax without taking a shower and enjoy the lifestyle of living on a boat. My favorite jackets are old 40-50s motorcycles and aviator tools that sometimes do not smell so good due to years of storage. I rock those jackets because I like them period.
The information of the is video valid in my book. Some people are more practical or just do not care about shopping or wearing a particular jacket, as a serious hobby. Also, some people just do not like wearing used items, regardless how well it is made or how significant the jacket might be. He is right about coach leather jackets. J-crew and Banana republic, which is basically the same company, I believe have great jackets that can be worn to make a nice look without breaking the bank.
I live in several countries, sometimes I do not like to bring too much attention when I am in Argentina or Bulgaria. I am going to town in those countries, I am not going to step out in my favorite "biker" outfit. I always try to look ok without wearing any bling or expensive out-of-place garments. For that reason alone, I would wear something newer and clean. Generally speaking, he was trying to appeal to his followers, which are several millions of younger people with a smaller budget. Out of principal, I stopped buying jackets over 1k. There is an incredible amount of vintage and jacket knowledge and information in this forum that truly was inconceivable 20 years ago. This forum allows many members to share excellent points of view that benefits everyone. There is a particular jacket for any walk of life regardless of value quality or investment.