Want to buy or sell something? Check the classifieds
  • The Fedora Lounge is supported in part by commission earning affiliate links sitewide. Please support us by using them. You may learn more here.

FS: 2018 Freewheelers Mulholland Size 42

Lebowski

This guy has numerous complaints from sellers.
Messages
1,137
Bought it and the suede Levi trucker!!!!
Both are right in my wheelhouse, couldn't refuse the freewheelers, needing a black leather.
Sizing should be perfect cross fingers
Well done, congrats!
 

GW KY

Practically Family
Messages
660
This is a gorgeous jacket, world class for sure.

Little worried it may be a touch too slim for me unfortunately.

Gonna give it one more look before trying to find it a proper home.
A work of art like this needs to be worn often.

Cheers!
 

GW KY

Practically Family
Messages
660
Aren't we supposed to decide whether it is a proper fit or not and if you should keep it? The site rules clearly state this.;)
I wanna post some pics, just want to keep it perfect if selling.
Kinda depressed about it...

I want to love leather every time I put it on and not sure I love this fit.
 

Lebowski

This guy has numerous complaints from sellers.
Messages
1,137
I wanna post some pics, just want to keep it perfect if selling.
Kinda depressed about it...

I want to love leather every time I put it on and not sure I love this fit.
Would be great to see some fit pics.
 

GW KY

Practically Family
Messages
660
What’s your chest size?
I am 6'1 195/200
Athletic build, in good shape
Wear a 41 or 42 slim US suit
Wear a 38 highwayman, 40 teamster for winter layering
Wear a 42 simmons bilt vanishing point from s&s. which is perfect fit and my current favorite
Wear a large in all slim fit schott and like those as well
My recent thedi large shawl collar in washed cuoio is very tight like this one, but am trying to work through it because it is so gorgeous and is the cossack fit

I like a slim fit in general, but the japanese slim can be very slim, even with the right numbers. I have found this with denim as well. American, and British slim is a different cut overall.

This jacket fits, and I can zip it, but is very tight, almost like a shirt jacket.

It may be case where I can wear it and it will loosen a bit and mold, but if not, would like to move it before it has any wear on it

I am in the middle of a 10 day work stretch, so will try and get pics as soon as I can, and see what people think
 

Camaro1967

One of the Regulars
Messages
257
Not too surprising. Usually a Japanese 42 is a standard 40. The two 44's I have are each fitted more as a 42. You typically have to size up to fit in this kind of jacket comfortably.
 

GW KY

Practically Family
Messages
660
Not too surprising. Usually a Japanese 42 is a standard 40. The two 44's I have are each fitted more as a 42. You typically have to size up to fit in this kind of jacket comfortably.
It's so damn close, just has that japanese slim cut, when used to an American fit for sure.
 

Camaro1967

One of the Regulars
Messages
257
Japanese are already slim by nature. Even at the same height and chest size, a Japanese build is usually trimmer on average.

I'm usually a 42 in most jackets but everything from Freewheelers and the Japanese brands, somewhere between a 44 and a 46. That's the hard part about buying Japanese brands; they were not originally designed with a western or larger body build in mind.

Even if you get the measurements right, the cut and fit can vary. The best thing you can do is try these on in person before you buy, if possible. Doing that saved me the headache of realizing RMC doesn't fit me at all and other places like Tenjin Works, while awesome AF, won't look flattering on my 6'3" 225 frame.
 

GW KY

Practically Family
Messages
660
Japanese are already slim by nature. Even at the same height and chest size, a Japanese build is usually trimmer on average.

I'm usually a 42 in most jackets but everything from Freewheelers and the Japanese brands, somewhere between a 44 and a 46. That's the hard part about buying Japanese brands; they were not originally designed with a western or larger body build in mind.

Even if you get the measurements right, the cut and fit can vary. The best thing you can do is try these on in person before you buy, if possible. Doing that saved me the headache of realizing RMC doesn't fit me at all and other places like Tenjin Works, while awesome AF, won't look flattering on my 6'3" 225 frame.
Japanese are already slim by nature. Even at the same height and chest size, a Japanese build is usually trimmer on average.

I'm usually a 42 in most jackets but everything from Freewheelers and the Japanese brands, somewhere between a 44 and a 46. That's the hard part about buying Japanese brands; they were not originally designed with a western or larger body build in mind.

Even if you get the measurements right, the cut and fit can vary. The best thing you can do is try these on in person before you buy, if possible. Doing that saved me the headache of realizing RMC doesn't fit me at all and other places like Tenjin Works, while awesome AF, won't look flattering on my 6'3" 225 frame.
Absolutely, and I like a trim fit, but skin tight isn't quite my style. And never really know if it will form and expand enough to make me love it.
 

GW KY

Practically Family
Messages
660
Of course, it's the nature of wanting perfection...and knowing it's there, just a matter of finding it.
 

Terminator

One of the Regulars
Messages
101
I’m a 40L in US suiting, 186 cm and 82kg, and have tried this jacket in both 42 and 44 and I’m honestly not sure which I prefer. I am potentially interested.
 

GW KY

Practically Family
Messages
660
I’m a 40L in US suiting, 186 cm and 82kg, and have tried this jacket in both 42 and 44 and I’m honestly not sure which I prefer. I am potentially interested.
I am 6'1 195/200

You are better range for this jacket.

Length is fine, your just that much more slim than me
 

Forum statistics

Threads
109,267
Messages
3,077,638
Members
54,221
Latest member
magyara
Top