Freewheelers and Co.
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Oh, I'm 6'2, 175lbs, 40 chest, I wear size 32 or 33 pants with 34.5-35" inseam.
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I'm a 42R, measurements seem to check out but we will know soon.
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17 is inbound. Fuji, the shop owner at the Wild One Japan (http://www.thewildone.jp) came through.
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That does look like something I could lust over.
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Got the CPO from @veloaudio (thanks much man!)
Definitely larger than I thought it'd be. The shoulders fit perfectly, body is a little roomy and a little lengthy, and the sleeves (which were stated to be the correct length for me on sites I looked at) are a bit long. Still keeping it
Pics to come.
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Hmm, glad you like it. Sorry it fits bigger than you expected. How about the fabric? Thoughts?
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I'm completely in love with the shirt! The fabric is amazing, buttons, construction, etc all on point. I'm wearing it with pride tonight!
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@Chiba J. Beautiful parka is it waxed? Like the colors too
@mclaincausey yes please some pics
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Davito, yes it is (British Millerain Co. Ltd. Traditional Waxed Fabric)
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Last night
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@Chiba:
Davito, yes it is (British Millerain Co. Ltd. Traditional Waxed Fabric)
That is a link I should not have clicked.
Damn, there is some seriously good looking gear in there. Must resist the urge to buy wildly inappropriate jackets…
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^^CPO looks good McLain!
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Thanks @veloaudio –-It's so great. It was near single digits last night and I just wore what you see there, no jacket.
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Thanks @Chiba J. That is an incredible nice coat and great pix on fw page, really tempting wow
@mclaincausey great CPO wear it well
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@Chiba:
Looks great MCL. For the sake of science, what are your (bodily) measurements?
Thanks!
Not exactly certain, I'm usually a 40R in American suiting, 5'10" 165lbs. Large usually in Iron Heart. 25" arms.
Keep in mind, the fit is definitely generous–the 17 would be a better fit on me, but these are cut pretty slim, so if you want a vintage CPO fit you probably want to upsize once (this being a 2x upsize). I may try to shrink it down but I don't mind the fullness of the fit, wore a sweatshirt under it tonight and was cozy in 9 degrees Fahrenheit.