Alexander Leathers
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does anyone have tips and advises on how to break in a new FQHH jacket. Just bought a custom roadster and it feels so stiff I think it will take ages to soften up.
Also has anybody tried to waterproof one of these things? Winters in France are rainy as hell and I wouldn't want to ruin the leather
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I tried on the Private White x Alexander Leathers Cafe Racer today.
The jacket has these fantastic copper Riri zippers, which are a Private White VC trademark, a mustard coloured cotton drill lining, and a single pistol pocket. It's made of a soft steerhide, rather than horse.
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Looks perfect on you sir!
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Thanks.
I tend to be a 44 or 46, depending on the style these days. The one in the photo is a 44, and the shop assistant reckoned that the 46 (no pictures) was a better fit. I'm not entirely convinced…
I'm still figuring out a Good Wear jacket, and will probably sort that before deciding on anything else.
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The copper zippers are excellent. Never seen that before.
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Damn!!!!
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@mclaincausey chose this wool tartan lining…
Haraki and I like it so much, that is what the production version are getting too…...
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That is all I have at the mo, Will@Alexander sent it to me in feverish excitement earlier…..
There's a back story, I'll let @mclaincausey explain….
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So, I spotted a 1940s-era car coat and posted a question if anyone had seen anything like it, and Giles said he could have Will make it (which I had in the back of my mind when I made the query). Giles and I went back and forth on the details of the construction and materials and this is what we came up with. The lined pockets is a stroke of genius from Giles. Very pleased with what I'm seeing–this is a coat that takes names (but no prisoners) and rocks ass.
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That looks stunning, well thought out @mclaincausey @Giles
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Wanna see how it looks on someone fersure. Just sitting there it almost looks like 2 coats stitched together. Im sure a fit pic will bring me around tho