Fine Creek Leathers
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@WhiskeySandwich Types of leather also contributes to fit/stretch/settling. Deer stretches the easiest, then steer/cowhide, and then horse which has almost zero stretch. I have zero experience with goat leathers.
For jackets I tend to size with the type of leather in consideration and will size smaller or larger depending on that type.
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I think this one might be on the money
"The greatest obstacle to living is expectancy, which hangs upon tomorrow and loses today...The whole future lies in uncertainty: Live immediately."
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@WhiskeySandwich Great pic of a perfect pick of leather jackets. Looks damn good!!
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@goosehd thanks man! It’s still a bit snug in the chest zipped but these aren’t meant to be swimwear lol
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@WhiskeySandwich it's perfect my friend congratulations it looks great on you
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@WhiskeySandwich Very nice. Great fit.
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I think @sabergirl might be right, the issues is the chest area. The front between the pits limits my mobility. The measurement across the tightest part between arm holes is a good 2 inches less than my UHFs.
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@Kasi
great one Mo
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@Kasi MO, it Looks tailor-made for ya .. can't wait to see , if not denim-esque, fades on them.
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@Kasi looks sick man. i wish mine had fit like that in the chest.
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@Kasi, let’s circle back later and see if Edward’s 50s jacket from Fine Creek Leathers can hold its own against the competition—especially against TFH’s 1.5mm Shinki horsehide double rider’s jacket. After all, 2mm thick Shinki teacore horsehide is to leather what a V12 engine is to the rest—V10 and V6 included. Sure, they might put up a fight, but let’s be real—this one’s mean, aggressive, tough, and loud enough to make your neighbors question their life choices.
Congrats!
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Got size 40
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Thanks
