Please share ur rough out ,suede jacket

[handymike]

I tend to look for older suede jackets. I appreciate bolder collars, so the 70s ones appeal to me

 

[Tim Tempest]

Anyone have the Rrl Alston roughout jacket ? Thoughts on it ?
I’m back and forth on it

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Yeah I did buy one & it's thin goat suede,after I bought it I saw the Iron & Resin offering which is thicker & cheaper..
I'm always suspicious when they use terms like 'Roughneck',you know,when they fail to specify 'Full Grain Leather'..Iron & Resin stuff does appeal

 

[Jaymig926]

Yeah I did buy one & it's thin goat suede,after I bought it I saw the Iron & Resin offering which is thicker & cheaper..
I'm always suspicious when they use terms like 'Roughneck',you know,when they fail to specify 'Full Grain Leather'..Iron & Resin stuff does appeal

What are your thoughts on it ? Do you like it ? Would love some pics !
Thank you

 

[ton312]

Silton. A new favorite:

Buckboard, Sherpa lined:

 

[Tim Tempest]

What are your thoughts on it ? Do you like it ? Would love some pics !
Thank you

Hi
Yeah I will take some pics of that,meantime I do have this one photo in my phone's files ..
I decided to size down to a 42,which didn't turn out to be a disaster but I think it's one for the warmer months of the year.
Also,my weight tends to fluctuate between eleven & twelve stone,so I think it's one to wear when I'm closer to eleven..
It"s irksome when you can't try a jacket on before you buy,I always wonder what it would of been. Like if I had sized the other way than I did heh..
The quest for the ultimate jacket continues on,with no end in sight..
The RRL I reckon would look good either way...looser or slimmer..
I don't like it to be too tight around the back/shoulders..44 is always a safe bet..
44 is what I've ordered the Simmons Bilt Ranch jacket in desert-I will post my findings when that arrives also