Photos of cool jackets owned by others (non-brand specific)

[handymike]

Here’s a very unusual Hercules:

 

[handymike]

I LOVE the Indian Ranger!

 

[HoosierDaddy]

I like the style of the IR too. That one seems to have just the right amount of studs placed neatly without looking gaudy. Nice
HD

 

[torfjord]

This Levi’s trucker haunts my dreams. Was too small for me, but I almost bought it anyway.

 

[JMax]

Nice comparison shot of Leathertogs and Buco...

 

[dark wood]

Colson Whitehead, Pulitzer Prize winning author. Don’t know anything about the jacket he is wearing but he’s a fantastic writer.

 

[handymike]

Looks like a Score.

 

[Robbie79]

Nice comparison shot of Leathertogs and Buco...

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Nice comparison! I really like the Buco and Leathertogs and LW's version can soon be added. Of course Langlitz Comstock should not be forgotten but for some reason I don't really like it as much as I like the other three. I don't know if the Comstock is a real repro or just a mix between both versions.

 

[red devil]

Nice comparison shot of Leathertogs and Buco...

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Is it wrong to start thinking that it would be nice to have the J31 repro as well?

 

[Monitor]

 

[Robbie79]

Is it wrong to start thinking that it would be nice to have the J31 repro as well?

@red devil Yes, I've heard of a J31 repro made of 5oz red moose hide

 

[JMax]

Nice comparison! I really like the Buco and Leathertogs and LW's version can soon be added. Of course Langlitz Comstock should not be forgotten but for some reason I don't really like it as much as I like the other three. I don't know if the Comstock is a real repro or just a mix between both versions.

While I certainly wouldn’t cry if I received the Comstock as a gift, I agree with you. Visually it is the least pleasing. The thick and wonderful swathe of leather around the bottom hem looks great on the Columbia, etc., but works less well on the Comstock. I suspect the belt design of the LW/Leathertogs is as practical to ride in as Langlitz’s set up too. The LT also seems to be a more form fitting pattern than the other two.

 

[JMax]

Is it wrong to start thinking that it would be nice to have the J31 repro as well?

Do it, a true side by side comparison would be cool.

 

[red devil]

Nice comparison! I really like the Buco and Leathertogs and LW's version can soon be added. Of course Langlitz Comstock should not be forgotten but for some reason I don't really like it as much as I like the other three. I don't know if the Comstock is a real repro or just a mix between both versions.

I also find it less appealing overall, otherwise I would have probably ordered one when I was there. I am more tempted by a red death head cascade from them...

Do it, a true side by side comparison would be cool.

I wonder if I could ask LW to reproduce it. They know Buco inside out but it might be too confusing for customers having both Leathertogs B and the J31...

Edit: had to specify a red death head cascade specifically

 

[Will Zach]

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Colson Whitehead, Pulitzer Prize winning author. Don’t know anything about the jacket he is wearing but he’s a fantastic writer.

Here's another shot of this jacket. Cool Colson, a 2-time Pulitzer winner at 50... I need to read some of his stuff.

 

[Monitor]

I wonder if I could ask LW to reproduce it. They know Buco inside out but it might be too confusing for customers having both Leathertogs B and the J31...

Wait, there are two of these... Things!? I thought it's all the same jacket!

 

[zebedee]

Here's another shot of this jacket. Cool Colson, a 2-time Pulitzer winner at 50... I need to read some of his stuff.

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He wrote a post apocalyptic zombie-type novel which - even though you can't quite imagine why he'd write it - got incredible praise.

 

[JMax]

Wait, there are two of these... Things!? I thought it's all the same jacket!

lol, three when you include Langlitz’s offering. Cmon my man, deep down you know you love it. Outlaw Bellhops MC. You start the European chapter and I cover down in North America.

 

[dark wood]

He wrote a post apocalyptic zombie-type novel which - even though you can't quite imagine why he'd write it - got incredible praise.

Zone One. Read it recently, excellent. Brings literary elements to a genre novel.

 

[dark wood]

Ted Simon!