This more conservative style really suits your already edgy look (compliment). Excellent!Been wearing my new to me Suburban.
It's i think the jacket with the largest carbon footprint in the world.
IT was made in NYC, shipped to Canada, sold back to a lounger in NYC, then it went to Holland, back to Canada and then back to Belgium, it's final place of residence.
It's a really nice discreete everyday jacket when not on the bike, i really like it.
The pattern is roomy and comfortable without being too oversized, it allows for easy layering.
I understand now why @red devil always told me his Suburban was his favourite travel jacket.
@sweetfights
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What Jacket Are You Wearing Today?
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Imuricecreamman
One Too Many
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This one seems to get better with every wear .
Imuricecreamman
One Too Many
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Great fit. Love the fit and wear on the jeans. Would be cool to see this fit with a tucked buttoned shirt. T t-shirt is the only thing slightly throwing off the "old school" vibe.
Bfd70
I'll Lock Up
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Page 2023 is on fire fellas
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Awesome belt too.
Thanks, I think so too. Can't thank @Tom71 enough for turning me on to this brand (Oggi Good Label)
Kenan
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TRMC Buco J-24 (new fit)
dublinprem
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Orgueil 4192 Workers jacket
Lord Flashheart
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Winter has finally arrived in Victoria, Australia Which means I can get the Fivestar Werber D1 on. Cheapest sheepskin I’ve owned and the one I’m most happy with!
Love the jacket and the hat combination.
It’s good to hear that I am not the only one with over 200 jackets on industrial size racks! Do you manage to fit them in your apartment/house?
I have a separate warehouse where I keep the racks and out of rotation jackets. I keep 20-30 in my house for rotation, but I don’t have any system to rotate them. I’ll just pick what ever feels good at the moment considering the weather/season and activities of the day in question.
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Guys you gotta stop buying jackets seriously. Beyond 4, they ain't doin' anything for you, you just piling up on random clothes.
Some people collect stamps, I collect jackets.
And I don’t think this is a forum for people who are sensible and practical with their wardrobe.
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Man I don't know... I also wanted to collect jackets but every time the number surpassed 10, I couldn't get a good night sleep. I think I've got about 10 jackets right now (two on sale) but kind of happy with each piece so I'm okay but even this reasonable number is keeping me in a slight state of anxiety. If I die, people just gonna sell that cheap (not that I have any that aren't cheap, to be perfectly honest) and it always turns out I spend 90% of jacket weather in just one jacket that I find most convenient, wearing others for "special occasions" which is also unnerving as there aren't any special occasions ever at all and nobody really cares...
But yeah, there's that whole collecting thing which is something I've never been fond of for the above mentioned reasons - I mean, owning stuff makes you worry about that stuff and that's no good - And I'd be most happy if all the clothes I'd ever possibly was the clothes that's on me right now but that's not happening either...
Eh, don't matter. I'm just thinking out loud.
