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    • Bfd70B
      Bfd70
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      I’ve owned
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      Aero
      Vanson
      Eastman
      Lost worlds
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      Schott

      I think in many ways Schott makes a good product.

      Each brand has plusses and minuses. I suppose the question is what do you prioritize in a jacket? Custom measurements, leather options, style options, perfect stitching, customer experience…..
      I suppose for you the reason I would advocate FOR Schott is that the have many designs ready made. You can order a few, try them on and see what works for you IRL. While companies like Aero make a good custom product, for your first time out before handling different hides and learning what #s work for you (leather drapes less and doesn’t give), it may not be wise to design a jacket, wait 3 months, and then be dissatisfied sith the results. You then get to sell it for (if your lucky) 66% of new. I’d either buy from an OTR OR THE ROBUST 2nd hand market.

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          I really like Schott jackets but , unfortunately, I don't fit well into their Large or Xl. I've got longer arms and their jacket sleeves tend to be a bit on the shorter side. Their models that are sized in 40, 42, 44 etc can be ordered in "long" sizes which is great. Unfortunately, only a few models are made now in those sizes. I think for the price, they are great jackets and I wish I could fit into them as there are lots of great ones on the 2nd hand market.

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          • XavrasX
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            Found time to visit their Canal Street store when I was in New York (no time for Self Edge sadly). I went in set on buying a 613, but it barely reached my navel. Luckily 118L fit better

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            • Go For ChillG
              Go For Chill
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              I was at Schott yesterday and found this beauty. Reminded me of the MRMF. Made with Horween CXL. I’ve never been a double rider guy, but I can’t get this one out of my head.

              Curious if anyone bought it, and has broken it in?

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              "Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work." -Thomas Edison

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              • Go For ChillG
                Go For Chill
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                New pickup! This one is in a black cherry/burgundy horsehide from Horween. Much softer than I expected.

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                "Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work." -Thomas Edison

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                • chrisjohnnickC
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                  Sold that Schott I posted a while back. Ended up finding a newer model (519?) that fits a little longer in the body, but similar in the shoulders and arms. Quality is great, but realizing I just really don’t need that much thick leather on a jacket. Would definitely wear it more if I was riding with it!

                  Wants List:
                  IHSH-20-Red, XL
                  IHSH-208-Indigo Kersey, L-XL
                  IHSH-254-Grey Kersey, L-XL
                  IHSW-45 Black, M
                  IH-526SV 21oz type III, 38 or 40
                  IH-777S-SB size 32
                  IH-777S-142 size 31 or 32
                  IHJ-142-BLK or IND, M

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                  • chrisjohnnickC
                    chrisjohnnick
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                    @Go-For-Chill I think this is the vibe I am looking for in a leather jacket. What style or model is this one?

                    Wants List:
                    IHSH-20-Red, XL
                    IHSH-208-Indigo Kersey, L-XL
                    IHSH-254-Grey Kersey, L-XL
                    IHSW-45 Black, M
                    IH-526SV 21oz type III, 38 or 40
                    IH-777S-SB size 32
                    IH-777S-142 size 31 or 32
                    IHJ-142-BLK or IND, M

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                    • Go For ChillG
                      Go For Chill
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                      "Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work." -Thomas Edison

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                      • WhiskeySandwichW
                        WhiskeySandwich
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                        Anybody have experience with the “duke”370? I’m looking for fit details. How is Schott with measurement consistency?

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                        "The greatest obstacle to living is expectancy, which hangs upon tomorrow and loses today...The whole future lies in uncertainty: Live immediately."
                        -Seneca

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                        • Go For ChillG
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                          I went to Schott’s NYC showroom a couple weeks ago and spent way too long trying on about every model they had. I tried most of them in two sizes. Just from that experience I’d say their sizing consistency was solid, specially for leather garments. Larges all fit the same, even across different models. Obviously just anecdotal, but I left the store with a whole new appreciation for the quality of their jackets.

                          "Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work." -Thomas Edison

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                          • WhiskeySandwichW
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                            @Go-For-Chill awesome, wish I had the same opportunity. Thanks, that’s helpful.

                            I’m on the fence between a medium and large. Would like to have room for a standard weight hoodie or uhf underneath but otherwise slim fit jacket. It seems like a large would be in order. It’s just tricky to tell how the sleeve or pits would fit based on pics without measurements

                            "The greatest obstacle to living is expectancy, which hangs upon tomorrow and loses today...The whole future lies in uncertainty: Live immediately."
                            -Seneca

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