ChewingWax
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Which ones?Having zippers for closure on these jackets is murder. Really ruins the design.
Which ones?Having zippers for closure on these jackets is murder. Really ruins the design.
Which ones?
You would prefer buckles, snaps, or buttons?On these 70's ones with many angled pockets.
Thanks! It's already my favorite jacketThat's a beauty, great jacket!
I agree Marc (and where in hell did you get that 70's pic of me?!)In terms of proportions, it needs to be as long as it is imo. Otherwise it'll look boxy instead of elongated like on those slim built 70s dudes.
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Buy more jackets!Finally someone provided a credible, scientific explanation of why we are chasing that next jacket. Is there a therapy for that?
Adorable pic! Cherish these years. They grow up so damn fast and you stay put, blink twice and you’ve got a teenager on your hands! I never noticed the passage of time with such poignant and simultaneously joyous awareness, as I have watching my daughter grow up.Too hot for leather jackets these days, but I'm stubborn enough to rock my boots.
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Nice hat, boots and even nicer photo as Tony just said. Your daughter is blessed to have a dad like you - and that's true of Tony's daughter too! Enjoy! I have nieces which is a huge joy for me!Too hot for leather jackets these days, but I'm stubborn enough to rock my boots.
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You would prefer buckles, snaps, or buttons?
if I had that jacket, I too wouldn't want to wear another!No prizes for guessing which jacket. This is the only jacket I want to wear right now.
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I love them too. I think I've run my course with "golden era" stuff. There's only so many times I get excited about the same halfbelt pattern, ever so slightly tweaked...I have decidedly moved ion to the "pig iron era" and I won't be looking back.Buttons would be cool, but I also feel that the 70s chunky zippers give them something. These East West jackets are very much a “specific subset”. I love ‘em, but I feel in the minority.
You know what comes next right, when you've run your course with the pig iron era. After the 70s come the 80s, blousons and droopy shoulders.I love them too. I think I've run my course with "golden era" stuff. There's only so many times I get excited about the same halfbelt pattern, ever so slightly tweaked...I have decidedly moved ion to the "pig iron era" and I won't be looking back.
Sweet Jesus you’re right. I’m already wearing the shirt!You know what comes next right, when you've run your course with the pig iron era. After the 70s come the 80s, blousons and droopy shoulders.
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The greaseball 70s look has been in vogue for the last year or so, you'll be "on trend", so to speak. I find there is also moderate overlap between this and the western look. I'm by no means a fashion expert, just noticing the patterns the algorithm is feeding me.Sweet Jesus you’re right. I’m already wearing the shirt!
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Now tell me where I can source a fine pig velours blousón!!
But I’m serious man. I’m going full bald hippie. Pork chops are being grown in now. This is how I will go down in absolute flames here. Like the Hindenburg going back in time and trying to mount the Titanic on the way down. The most disgraceful case of vintage workwear fatigue ever witnessed.
You know what comes next right, when you've run your course with the pig iron era. After the 70s come the 80s, blousons and droopy shoulders.
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You're not alone soul brother! We got you. @handymike, @JurassicUtilitySweet Jesus you’re right. I’m already wearing the shirt!
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Now tell me where I can source a fine pig velours blousón!!
But I’m serious man. I’m going full bald hippie. Pork chops are being grown in now. This is how I will go down in absolute flames here. Like the Hindenburg going back in time and trying to mount the Titanic on the way down. The most disgraceful case of vintage workwear fatigue ever witnessed.