It’s Aero Leather’s Paratrooper sweater.
I am going to LL Bean to check out their thermal henleys that have some wool component. The idea is to have only one layer under a leather jacket in weather down to 32F. Of course the jacket will have a quilted warm lining; we'll see if one layer underneath is enough. Most of my jackets are pretty close fitting and wearing a sweater underneath constricts movement in shoulders and make me feel like a sausage in a casing. It has been a constant struggle for me to solve this for winter time. I think the solution might be a 5* B-2 (or a @MrProper special) and a t-shirt, lol. But that would mean yet another jacket...
This is an exceptionally warm henley; I have the dark gray.
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Thanks, I am going to tell Santa (my wife) right now.
I am going to LL Bean to check out their thermal henleys that have some wool component. The idea is to have only one layer under a leather jacket in weather down to 32F. Of course the jacket will have a quilted warm lining; we'll see if one layer underneath is enough. Most of my jackets are pretty close fitting and wearing a sweater underneath constricts movement in shoulders and make me feel like a sausage in a casing. It has been a constant struggle for me to solve this for winter time. I think the solution might be a 5* B-2 (or a @MrProper special) and a t-shirt, lol. But that would mean yet another jacket...
The proper TFL solution to this first world problem is of course to buy a full size range from the same style/color jacketMost of my jackets are pretty close fitting and wearing a sweater underneath constricts movement in shoulders and make me feel like a sausage in a casing. It has been a constant struggle for me to solve this for winter time.
@jonesy86 While sitting here in the office, looking out of the window, seeing only rain and dark clouds for almost one week now, I would appreciate it if you could use your cell phone filter "NO beach and sunshine" like @Marc mndt did with his elevator pic yesterday. This would definitely brighten my day. Btw. nice jacket as usual and enjoy the nice weather on the beachWhat Jacket Did You Wear To The Beach Today?
Rained all day today, but yesterday the sun really brought out the rich golden color of this Indian goatskin GW A-2 Dubow.
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@Marc mndt You already have such a wonderful vintage jacket collection and all three fits you perfectly. The middle one is my favorite one (I think that's the one you cleaned, preserved, treated a lot for making it look as beautiful as it looks now).The proper TFL solution to this first world problem is of course to buy a full size range from the same style/color jacket
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@jonesy86 While sitting here in the office, looking out of the window, seeing only rain and dark clouds for almost one week now, I would appreciate it if you could use your cell phone filter "NO beach and sunshine" like @Marc mndt did with his elevator pic yesterday. This would definitely brighten my day. Btw. nice jacket as usual and enjoy the nice weather on the beach
This is a Medium. I'm 5'10", 189lbs, 42" chest, 36" waist. I like the fit and the sleeves are a perfect length. Don't forget, sweaters stretch a lot to fit the wearer.I've eyed that sweater for a few years, but worry the sleeves would be too short in the size I need.
Great outfit. Love the boots!
I am going to LL Bean to check out their thermal henleys that have some wool component. The idea is to have only one layer under a leather jacket in weather down to 32F. Of course the jacket will have a quilted warm lining; we'll see if one layer underneath is enough. Most of my jackets are pretty close fitting and wearing a sweater underneath constricts movement in shoulders and make me feel like a sausage in a casing. It has been a constant struggle for me to solve this for winter time. I think the solution might be a 5* B-2 (or a @MrProper special) and a t-shirt, lol. But that would mean yet another jacket...