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If it looks to good to be true, it is. Nobody who has a Freewheelers would sell for that price. Plus that place looks like it sells knock offs
Gotcha. Thanks for the response.If it looks to good to be true, it is. Nobody who has a Freewheelers would sell for that price. Plus that place looks like it sells knock offs
Does not seem legitDo you know if this is legit? It seems too good to be true to me, but I’m new here, so just learning.
One in size 44 went for ¥250,000 a few weeks ago as well. They hold their value alright, even within the Japanese market.There was one in like new condition in size 36 or 38 I can't remember. Saw it over the weekend for like ¥220,000 and it's gone I just checked now. I've never seen a real one listed for less recently.
What Japanese sites do you keep your eyes on?One in size 44 went for ¥250,000 a few weeks ago as well. They hold their value alright, even within the Japanese market.
Yahoo auctions japanWhat Japanese sites do you keep your eyes on?
And why can I not get this in the UK!View attachment 504600
The CXL looks like newer CXL. It didn’t get rid of the brown popping up from under the blue. It didn’t give the hide a waxy feel. And the CXL is not shiny now. It just gave it enough nourishment to provide a nice sheen so it looks newer. Still soft and broken in like before.
not my favorite leather of their's tbh. could just be my subjective taste. similar to my brother bridge boots which are polish horsehide.Size 36, very good condition:
https://page.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/j1098322309
Second hand stores were paying ¥150,000 cash for these in NOS condition with tags, so this one is a bit high at ¥180,000. But these are so rare now so there is the rare tax...
I don't have a Mulholland for this same reason. Had a shot at one but didn't take it. The aged photos looks like this:not my favorite leather of their's tbh. could just be my subjective taste. similar to my brother bridge boots which are polish horsehide.
not a bad looking jacket by any means, just not a personal fan of the tight and uniform grain, esp on that auction example.I don't have a Mulholland for this same reason. Had a shot at one but didn't take it. The aged photos looks like this:
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Must be popular in Japan before. I think this is just a thicker version of the Shinki full aniline. The teacore one drapes better, even at thicker thickness and won't stiff up like these creases.
But Mulholland seems to continue to be in demand, even now its no longer available...
I agree, these wrinkles / rolls are not a good look. Too much definition.I don't have a Mulholland for this same reason. Had a shot at one but didn't take it. The aged photos looks like this:
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Must be popular in Japan before. I think this is just a thicker version of the Shinki full aniline. The teacore one drapes better, even at thicker thickness and won't stiff up like these creases.
But Mulholland seems to continue to be in demand, even now its no longer available...
I don't have a Mulholland for this same reason. Had a shot at one but didn't take it. The aged photos looks like this:
View attachment 541014
Must be popular in Japan before. I think this is just a thicker version of the Shinki full aniline. The teacore one drapes better, even at thicker thickness and won't stiff up like these creases.
But Mulholland seems to continue to be in demand, even now its no longer available...