Y'2 Leathers….
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@pechelman
Here you goHaving mix thought thinking should size down. It tight in shoulders
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If you sized down it would end up pretty short in the sleeves. You could probably go down a size in the body if you’re only going to wear it with a t shirt underneath, but it looks good as it is.
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@Kasi
looks good to me Mo ! When it starts to get softer and mould it will be perfect in my opinion. Its always the same with horse , when trying it on it seems to be too big but with wear and time it ends up absolutely fine. And it looks like you could even layer. -
@Kasi would not size down... It looks big because it's stiff now, wear it, let it get softer and mold to your body and it will end up a great fit
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it looks big in the body when unbuttoned and the right length in the sleeves/body, which is exactly how I feel mine fits me, and how I think Y2 intends this to fit. If you sized down, I'd suspect it would be both too short and much too restrictive in the shoulders and across the back. All this to say, I think this is the best size for you knowing how he cuts this jacket. There are a couple others out here who have owned a couple sizes of the type 1 from them and I think most of them have regretted sizing down.
Also i agree with danielsan that after you start to wear this it wont look as big when unbuttoned. Checkout TJ's pictures of his before/after on that red jacket he recently released.
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Knowledge all that, was also looking at Real McCoy type 1 modelling it, they it wear like I do.
Like you said is design to be worn this way.
Not only that these are retails over £1200, I got mine £400 pounds cheaper, can’t really complain
The pictures TJ wearing what I want in the end
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Looks great, will be cool to see it again after some wear @Kasi
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@pechelman Excellent illustration, for leather jackets in general I'd say.
(I've certainly bought (and sold) leather jackets that may have looked good on day 1, but were simply a size too small)
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