Fine Creek Leathers
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@Kasi I gotta say, that is literally a horse on a jacket, some horsepower u got going there .. I hope it kills the other " electric " junk out there.
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It’s a skyline
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Mo on the go
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@Hamza-Yunus said in Fine Creek Leathers:
@Kasi I gotta say, that is literally a horse on a jacket, some horsepower u got going there .. I hope it kills the other " electric " junk out there.
Porsche of double rider
, Mo where the Porsche good art @ ? 
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You will understand soon. You keep VW
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Fit check please!
I made the mistake of trying this on. Now I can’t stop thinking about it. It felt a touch big, but still small enough that sizing down seems scary. I’ve never worn horsehide before. Should I expect this to settle less baggy, more baggy, or about the same?
Sorry, but this is the only photo I got. I had zero intention of buy it at the time.
"Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work." -Thomas Edison
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It would mould to you so would look less baggy. The sleeves would shorten slightly, but would still be a little long I think, but it's up to you if you could live with that.
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@Go-For-Chill
looks too big for me , I would size down .
the horse hide will mould with wear , but the sleeves are definitely too long and even the normal rolls and creases will not shorten them that much.
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I should’ve mentioned that I have really short arms (and legs). I usually find a good fit in the body, then hem the sleeves. I’ve never found a jacket in my life that fit in the body and sleeves.
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What size chest, sleeves, and lengths would be ideal @Go-For-Chill ? Were you able to button up the cuffs? Half wondering if you did and then lightly wet the inner arms if some aggressive crashing might do enough for you, otherwise you could take it somewhere to get an ~inch taken off.
