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^ You may already know this, but no back stencil on the N-1 SPL.
^ You may already know this, but no back stencil on the N-1 SPL.
SPL is special edition with a mouton collar and heavier grosgrain shell.I did not know, what is N1-SPL?
That one looks nice. Have you worn it in cold weather yet? If so, how did it feel?If anyone based in the UK is looking for a Deck Jacket I bought one of these in the mustard colour.
Great piece of kit.
https://www.silvermans.co.uk/collec...sn-type-n1-deck-jacket?variant=19514375798838
I checked the temps in Scotland. The average temps in your winter months are comparable to our temps in Nashville, but in the summer we are 30° F warmer than Glasgow. So the N-1 is a good winter jacket for both climates in the winter.n1 works in Scotland for sure
I have an early Pike Bros and a Bronson. I like both and while I got the Pike Bros first and then bought a Bronson I ended up keeping both. Like you I think I wanted a more 'fitted' version that the one I had.
The Pike Bros is big, warm and great if I'm going to be outside working in winter or hanging around outside and its very comfortable moving about, its great and my go to jacket if I'm going to be out in the snow.
The Bronson is a trim fit on me, looks a lot 'smarter' and is a warmer jacket than I expected it to be given the lining isn't pure wool like the Pike Bros.
For the money the Bronson is a great deal. Its a trim fitting jacket in the shoulder area for me but I'm about at the edge of their sizing.