Fine Creek Leathers

[Luijim78]

@WhiskeySandwich it's perfect my friend congratulations it looks great on you

[twin]

@WhiskeySandwich Very nice. Great fit.

[WhiskeySandwich]

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.

[Kasi]

Join the club now

[tody]

@Kasi forget what I asked in the other thread. looks dope!

[Kasi]

@tody

I did see thanks

[Daniel San]

@Kasi
great one Mo
what size did you grab ?

[Hamza Yunus]

@Kasi MO, it Looks tailor-made for ya .. can't wait to see , if not denim-esque, fades on them.

[WhiskeySandwich]

@Kasi looks sick man. i wish mine had fit like that in the chest.

[Hamza Yunus]

@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!

[twin]

@Kasi Now you are in the same boat as me.

[Kasi]

@Daniel-San

Got size 40

[Kasi]

@Hamza-Yunus

Thanks

[Kasi]

@WhiskeySandwich

Thanks.

I think personally the jacket need to be closed up and open to wear, short not to long

Learn this one of @labrat Robert. Me and him have regular conversations.

[Kasi]

@twin

Am the captain of the boat then

[labrat]

Mo that's a jacket, enjoy it

[Luijim78]

@Kasi I love it and it suits you my friend. This model in particular is the classic "lightning" an English motorcycle jacket from the 50s and 60s, I love its fit and then in Shinki leather tanned for Fine Creek it is really the best, excellent choice my friend

[Kasi]

@labrat

Killer better come over you invited

[Kasi]

@Luijim78

Thanks for positive vibes.

Waiting for one more Flat head type 3

[twin]

@Kasi How many do you have now?