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

 

[Yamahana]

Dug some forgotten 70s suede swag out from the back of a closet today.
I. Foster

Silton

@ton312 let me know when you’re ready to trade for a Cody Rancher,
Bay River

 

[Yamahana]

HUC Sweden reversible

 

[Yamahana]

Beat up Sears Oakbrook

 

[DogFacePonySoldier]

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Rarely are reversibles give u 2 cool options. Rather see buttons as oppose to zippers, but do like the rough out.

 

[tmitchell59]

Reed Sportswear

 

[technovox]

And the problem is, seemingly 90% of suede jackets these days seem to be based on Levi’s denim jackets and to be honest I find them really boring because they’re so ubiquitous, especially the type III. Actually I’m trying to find a replacement for my tan suede jacket because it’s a type III and I think it’s boring.

I really liked a Master & Supply (def. not FL-approved!) prototype they posted in their Instagram so I asked them and said they had no formal plans or ETA to release it.

I picked up a Master & Supply suede jacket awhile ago. Love it. Soft and supple and easy to wear. Beautiful shade of suede. And I've been looking at Iron and Resin too...kind of gone down the suede jacket rabbit hole. Did you end up getting an Iron and Resin Buffalo jacket?

 

[MickeyPunch]

I picked up a Master & Supply suede jacket awhile ago. Love it. Soft and supple and easy to wear. Beautiful shade of suede. And I've been looking at Iron and Resin too...kind of gone down the suede jacket rabbit hole. Did you end up getting an Iron and Resin Buffalo jacket?

Ah, yes I forgot to mention it here: I bought the Iron & Resin clone of the RRL Alston but returned it: it was too big and I would’ve liked to get the chance to try a smaller size but I got the impression that the pattern wouldn’t work that well on me. I didn’t like the suede that much either as it was on the thinner side, lighter than my two non-roughout calf suede jackets. I’m not a fan of super thick leathers (e.g. I’d never get a jacket in FQHHCXL) but I do like some heft on suede ones because suede is very pliable anyway.

Jacket looked nice though.

 

[technovox]

Ah, yes I forgot to mention it here: I bought the Iron & Resin clone of the RRL Alston but returned it: it was too big and I would’ve liked to get the chance to try a smaller size but I got the impression that the pattern wouldn’t work that well on me. I didn’t like the suede that much either as it was on the thinner side, lighter than my two non-roughout calf suede jackets. I’m not a fan of super thick leathers (e.g. I’d never get a jacket in FQHHCXL) but I do like some heft on suede ones because suede is very pliable anyway.

Jacket looked nice though.

Thanks for the follow up. That's good info to know about the Iron and Resin suede jackets. They look very tempting. But that makes sense-their "Douglas" jacket looks like it tapers wide at the bottom. Kind of the opposite of the typical V shape Type 3 jackets. Probably wouldn't work well on me either. It's surprisingly difficult to find a good quality suede jacket that also fits well.

 

[technovox]

Johnson Leathers Custom Type 3 in sand Italian suede.

 

[technovox]

Johnson Leathers Type 3- off the rack, earlier boxy style. Suede is super heavy.

 

[technovox]

Schott Rancher