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I would turn up the cuffs but never roll up the sleeves, on any jacket.
That is a badass coat... Eastman is at its apex when it comes to flight jacket restoration... along with Goodwear... But Goodwear don't make ANJ-4, which makes Eastman the king of ANJ-4
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It's only OK for Eddie or Don Johnson ala Miami vice, maybe Swayze and Russell? You get outside of '89...well...you've done gone too far off the reservation.
If you have to roll the sleeves...you don't need to wear the jacket.
He does!
This is exactly what I meant. Thanks for making this clear!Jackets from the 30s
Unless you're buying an inaccurately described jacket online, why would one roll up the sleeves of a leather jacket?
Well... my case was a bit special. Lewis leather does not let you buy from their online shop if you're South Korean. It's their store policy. I suppose that's because there are official dealers here in South Korea. So, I decided to buy a Lewis leather jacket directly from its maker when I visit London and I did. Again, Lewis leathers made it a store policy to make South Korean customers go through official dealers(and they kinda surcharge customers in my opinion). I had not much of a choice back then.Okay, that's what I thought. But I wouldn't buy one brick and mortar if it didn't fit me.
Well... my case was a bit special. Lewis leather does not let you buy from their online shop if you're South Korean. It's their store policy. I suppose that's because there are official dealers here in South Korea. So, I decided to buy a Lewis leather jacket directly from its maker when I visit London and I did. Again, Lewis leathers made it a store policy to make South Korean customers go through official dealers(and they kinda surcharge customers in my opinion). I had not much of a choice back then.
Well... my case was a bit special. Lewis leather does not let you buy from their online shop if you're South Korean. It's their store policy. I suppose that's because there are official dealers here in South Korea. So, I decided to buy a Lewis leather jacket directly from its maker when I visit London and I did. Again, Lewis leathers made it a store policy to make South Korean customers go through official dealers(and they kinda surcharge customers in my opinion). I had not much of a choice back then.
Different country. And to purchase a jacket with too-long sleeves, you have to wear your hair like this:
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Then I would have been shot to dead!What if you're North Korean?
a video Tutorial-Just for Fun Sorry about the bruised up hands.