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

[Marc mndt]

Is this your RRL?

Yep.

 

[Marc mndt]

Langlitz Cascade, from their Instagram.

Makes me wonder why they use such terrible pics on their website. They should use pics like these instead.

 

[Superfluous]

Trust me, its a short jacket. A 59 mm back length on a size 42 (56 mm chest) is very short. 61 mm is short on a 42. 59 mm is unusually short. @Marc mndt 's jeans in the above photo are low waisted and yet the bottom of his RRL jacket still falls below his belt. The Bodie is shorter and would likely fall above the belt.

Notwithstanding certain strong opinions incorrectly stated as objective maxims, this is all a matter of subjective personal preference.

 

[Marc mndt]

The Bodie is shorter and would likely fall above the belt.

Shorter by a few mm

 

[Superfluous]

^ Height is the key distinguishing factor. I am 6'-6'1'' with a long torso. It appears that you are shorter. A 59 mm length jacket would fall above my belt and look like a bolero jacket on me. You might be able to pull it off. People 5'10'' tall can wear a broader array of OTR jackets.

 

[dubpynchon]

Langlitz Cascade, from their Instagram.

Makes me wonder why they use such terrible pics on their website. They should use pics like these instead.

View attachment 325407 View attachment 325408

Check out Langlitz Japan, it's great as well. Zero belly fat

https://www.instagram.com/langlitz_japan/

 

[Marc mndt]

^ Height is the key distinguishing factor. I am 6'-6'1'' with a long torso. It appears that you are shorter.

Yep, I'm 5"11

And like you say, it's about personal preference. My shortest jacket is this Aero Bird of Prey which has a 22" back length and a 3" front drop.

 

[HoosierDaddy]

I'm 6'1" with a long torso. I don't like anything shorter than a 25" back length. I prefer my belt covered front and back always.

 

[hondurasdave47]

Yep.

Thanks! Lovely jacket.

 

[Pandemic]

Nice looking lightweight suede jacket. I’m guessing it will be more than I’d be willing to pay for this sort of thing, but I am saving the pics to my 5* ideas folder for future reference.

 

[ton312]

View attachment 325467 View attachment 325468 Nice looking lightweight suede jacket. I’m guessing it will be more than I’d be willing to pay for this sort of thing, but I am saving the pics to my 5* ideas folder for future reference.

This is cool and low degree of difficulty for a 5* knock off for sure! I’d like this in black goat suede!

 

[jonbuilder]

Langlitz Cascade, from their Instagram.

Makes me wonder why they use such terrible pics on their website. They should use pics like these instead.

View attachment 325407 View attachment 325408

yesa rea I will agree

 

[jonbuilder]

Langlitz Cascade, from their Instagram.

Makes me wonder why they use such terrible pics on their website. They should use pics like these instead.

View attachment 325407 View attachment 325408

I can't take my eyes off her. was she wearing a jacket?

 

[TG3]

Yep.

I really dig the back design. What kind of leather?

 

[Marc mndt]

I really dig the back design. What kind of leather?

It's cow. Nothing spectacular but it's a fun jacket.

Here's some more info on the jacket :

https://www.thefedoralounge.com/thr...boot-preservative-to-a-leather-jacket.103400/

 

[navetsea]

Thanks @Mich486 . Great looking jacket, BUT . . . insanely short in back. Check out the HUGE drop from the front length to the back length:

View attachment 325397

That drop looks to be over 3 inches. Front length is fine but look how short the jacket is in back.

Oh well, another jacket candidate bites the dust.

the back looks like a disaster, full action back that doesn't retract, back darts with strange triangular reinforcement stitches that probably causing those weird dimples, huge upper sleeve. Marc's RRL jacket there has a much better pattern on the back for the same design.

 

[navetsea]

Thanks @Mich486 . Great looking jacket, BUT . . . insanely short in back. Check out the HUGE drop from the front length to the back length:

View attachment 325397

That drop looks to be over 3 inches. Front length is fine but look how short the jacket is in back.

Oh well, another jacket candidate bites the dust.

the back looks like a disaster, full action back that doesn't retract, back darts with strange triangular reinforcement stitches that probably causing those weird dimples, huge upper sleeve. Marc's RRL jacket there has a much better pattern on the back for the same design.

 

[Marc mndt]

Trust me, its a short jacket. A 59 mm back length on a size 42 (56 mm chest) is very short. 61 mm is short on a 42. 59 mm is unusually short. @Marc mndt 's jeans in the above photo are low waisted and yet the bottom of his RRL jacket still falls below his belt. The Bodie is shorter and would likely fall above the belt.

Notwithstanding certain strong opinions incorrectly stated as objective maxims, this is all a matter of subjective personal preference.

24" ptp. 22" back length (56 cm) worn with low waisted jeans.

Some patterns have a short back length by design and I think it looks great on this one. I even think this particular jacket would have looked odd if it would have had a 24" back length.

 

[Marc mndt]

Very unusual design

 

[Monitor]

Very unusual design

View attachment 325787 View attachment 325788 View attachment 325789 View attachment 325790

Neat and fun. Very nice collar. That pocket'd be good for phone.