Great advice Del! Isn't it funny how times and styles have changed over the years as well. Compare the fits that were popular in the 1950's vs. the oversized clothing of the 1990's. Both of those jackets fit you really well.
So different! Just take a stroll down Aero's catalog and you can see fitment changing with the different eras. As to the advice, thank you! You may very well want to claw out your eyes if you do a youtube search for "leather jacket fit" and listen to all the bad overly specific advice out there lol
Good advice. Ultimately, it needs to be comfortable, be able to do your thing and suits your intention (layer or no layer). I started off with a slim biker. It fits great but realized it doesn't match the proportion of other clothing styles that I wear. It only matches regular and slim pants (think Saint Laurent looks). Although trendy people are saying slim tops are ok to contrast with wide trousers, I feel it's weird whenever I try the combination. An oversized but cropped jacket would fit better. So I also got an oversized alternative like you.
I take a hoodie to the store and make sure it works both with and without. I live in England so being able to layer is a must. I just bought a perfecto from the NYC store and actually sized up. I’m 42 but my weight fluctuates between 80-90kg & the 44 is perfect, especially as I like a relaxed fit
Love watching your videos because we are so very close in chest measurement, height, weight and body type. I have been seeking a Schott jacket but already have a Fidelity motorcycle jacket that fits me perfectly. It looks great but I struggled with it not being a Schott. Now I love my Fidelity after wearing it a lot. Thanks for the videos, brother! Keep it up.
Thanks Joshua! Fidelity made some cool jackets. My understanding is their quality varied but some real gems. Even the “lower quality” ones still have a nice fit and good vibes. As for fit, I know exactly what you mean 😂 A few friends are around my size or exactly one up or down from me, makes things easier once you figure it out a bit
Good video points. I must have 40 jackets and one of them is police motor jacket and the sleeves are longer but feel right riding the bike. Just like you're video I have to make sure the sleeves are fully zipped.
Really great video! I just got a Schott 618 about a week ago and its breaking in nicely thanks to your advice video, thanks for the work -- can't wait for fall to finally hit here!
First, this is excellent advice, best I have ever seen in a video---your trim fit vs layer differential is exactly what I've learned too over the years. Sizing down is dumb. The next key measure is across the rear shoulder to shoulder; and this is where excellent Japanese brands may be a bit smaller than, say, a Schott. I would suggest one take a jacket that fits well---even a blazer or suit coat---and measure that shoulder to shoulder seam (and account for any padding!) The shoulder has as much to do with layering as the chest, which you know well. Also, perhaps next time we could see the larger of the two with a chunky sweater or two layers?
You have good advice. You sound very similar to a fitter/customer service person I spoke with at Vanson way back in the day (about 1998). As a customer you could purchase a sample box of leathers and available colors, key fob, and a measuring tape. You took your measurements and call in or you could wing it and order your jacket. Not sure if that is still the order of operations. Bought a Cobra size 50. Still fits and looks fantastic with about 20+ years of use. Pretty sure it’s “vintage” by now
@@warrenburke9137 appreciate that Warren! For custom I believe they still do a similar set up at Vanson. Did you get the Cobra in their Competition weight?
@ absolutely. You could zip it to their pants and make it a track suit. Only regret is that I should have sized up one more in order to fit the Streamliner. As is, can wear an undershirt and a button up/down and be very comfortable
I'm curious how you feel about sleeves on a new jacket. Should we account for a ton of shrinkage? I tried on a new Highwayman snd the sleeves look really long (to just at the first thumb knuckle) but everyone's sleeves look long. I'm going to shorten an inch but if they shorten a lot more they may be too short.
Both jackets look great. I actually prefer the slightly oversized jacket, because they’re so easy to move in. One thing I personally might avoid in the future for me is quilted lining. I think I like the wool or flannel lining as with the Indian Ranger (Aero). Now that’s a dreamy jacket!!
a vest should fit under it, because leather jacket and vest combo rocks, same with chunky turtleneck should fit under it because the combo also rocks, to me the sign of over size jacket is the neck hole, if the collar fits nicely then the jacket will look nice, if the collar is loose then the jacket will appear too big. nice vid!
@@stefanhnavetsea1588 haha yes! Knowing how you want to wear it and sizing appropriately. I’ve noticed too you have a great eye for details like the collar / neck hole. Thanks Navetsea!
I bought the Taylor Stitch Moto Jacket collaboration with Golden Bear. They said my measure would be XS but I feel that it is only comfortable if it is open. It can fully close but I feel pressure in my chest. Also it looks that the chest stretches if I close it and put hands in pockets. Would you say I need to size up? Some people say that the leather will stretch and that the slim fit is ideal… but I am not sure. Do leather jackets really stretch?
It does sound like you may need to size up. Did you have a chance to measure your chest and take the chest measurement like I showed for the Schott jacket?
I think it is definitely too tight. I already placed a return. Will drop it tomorrow at UPS. My chest size is 38 and this jacket was size 36. The chest was 19.5 (39)… I guess I just had 1 free inch but was not enough.
Interesting. Thanks. I’m also a 40 chest, but taller than Del at 6’2”. I also live in a cooler climate where I rarely wear just a t-shirt under my jacket. I find that size 40 for an outer jacket is almost always very small. I will usually get a 42 for a trim fit and a 44 for a fit with lots of winter layering.
At 5'8" and 190lbs with a muscular build, I could have used this when I ordered my first real full grain leather jacket. I have three now. The first is a medium, and the other two are larges. The length of the medium is good, but it's tight. Double rider and trucker style jackets are shorter than regular jackets anyway, so the larges aren't too long for me.
Yes for me it was all a shot in the dark with first purchases. Even so there are still surprises; my Aero Highwayman fits very comfortably with about 23" chest. Due to the weight of the leather and restrictions from the design much smaller than that would be too tight
@DudsByDel Yes, with the first jacket I bought it based on my chest measurements but forgot to take into account that I'll be inside the jacket, so the jacket measurement has to be bigger than my chest. Also a lot of the models for jackets tend to be tall skinny guys which doesn't help me.
I Have Multiple Leather jackets and I prefer a slim fitting style in a true to size large. So that way its trim fitting but NOT tight. That way I Can Layer. I can fit a hand under it when halfway zipped. For my first jacket I Got a "Second Skin" and although it looks great it is a bit uncomfortable and I STILL have some trouble moving. Breaking it in did not Magically solve everything.
@@nofillergamingknight7319 it’s a good point about tight fit looking good- oftentimes folks see a great look, whether it’s on someone else or in the mirror, but unfortunately it’s too tight to wear comfortably.
Hi Del, I often find new biker leather jackets armholes cut into the underside of the upper arm slightly when I try them on. Should they be avoided, or does the armhole usually soften up enough to wear comfortably? These are often horsehide jackets Im trying on.
@@zatarawood3588 I wonder if it’s too small, can’t say that I’ve had that happen. Some designs have trimmer or looser bicep, many Vanson models and a lot of CHP designs for example have more space in the bicep area
@@DudsByDel These are modern Japanese repro makers, the real mccoys buco, & the flathead double rider. Both seem just right, but the armhole catches the upper arm, Im not sure if it all loosens up if the armhole will come up and sit in the actual armhole or not. Perhaps the Japanese makers are making for the asian market with a different proportions which causes issues)
Hi, love your posts.. what would you recommend for a 47 chest with the SchoTTS 613 SH Horsehide.. I would like a wide shoulder width and the Schotts website recommends a 48 slim and a 50 standard.. However i don't want it too big on the tummy or too long in the back.. Ty
@@winedave5454 hey Dave! I have about a 40.5” chest and have a size 40. If you like the look of my fit I’d go with the 48. If you do buy from Schott, would be fantastic if you used my affiliate link. It’s in the description or here: www.schottnyc.com/products/leather-motorcycle-jacket.htm?partner=MrFrown
I live in South Texas, leather jackets and the weather here, no good... For some reason I spent some money three years ago on a "negan" jacket, for Halloween, thinking hey, I'm getting a leather jacket, it just happens to be two weeks before Halloween. Thinking hey I kinda do really look like him don't I? I'm 5'10", 167lbs....but like a 42. Long story, on Halloween, it looked hella cool. ANY other day, it's really difficult to pull off sporting that jacket. Seeing it on someone else besides Negan... Jacket is staying in the closet.🤟✌️🤙
I got a jacket recently and the fit is good. But I can barely hug myself in it and talking on the phone is quite problematic but doable. Maybe it will break in. What do you think? It is from a small company in UK - rugged west. The jacket itself is amazing. I was looking for years for brown/brass combo. Should I worry :D ? And thanks for great videos. Maybe add metric scale as well in description for us - oversea people.
Bro you gave like 2 different sizes for you jacket, said it’s a medium size 40 with technically a 25’ back, or is it a size 44 with or a 23.75’ back based on your measurements?
@ I won a Harley jacket in an auction size 42 tall, I’m a size 38 chest, .. but I have broader 20inch shoulders figured if it doesn’t fit I’ll resell it later
I have a 47-inch body chest, but when I get a size 46 jacket, it's always fits too big on my chest and waist. If I go down to size 44, it would probably be too small on my shoulders, and because I'm 6"2, the sleeves are going to be too short!Man, the frustration of having a nicely built athletic body!!😢😅
Hey bro, I know exactly how you feel. Have you found a solution? I have a jacket fits perfect on chest and shoulders but boxy mid section. I’m going to see if a tailor can cut it
I measure by 1950s standards. Shoulder width, shoulder to cuff and chest. Jacket makers pay zero attention to waist measurements so ability to adjust is good. You should have enough in the upper box to throw a punch or skip a rock and a waist that will hug your kidneys and keep lower torso warm. Sleeves should keep wrists protected and warm.
Bellissimo video . Mi piace moltissimo ascoltare come descrivi in tutti i dettagli le tue giacche di pelle . Mi sono iscritto al tuo canale UA-cam e ti seguirò con molto piacere . Mi piacciono molto le giacche di pelle e le indosso spesso perché mi sento a mio agio . Ti mando un saluto dall'Italia . Un tuo nuovo iscritto .
Its beyond frustrating to find a proper fitting jacket. Brands like schott make jackets to fit the average guy, then their slim fits are slightly less average. Then i have a mutant build so its damn impossible. I wish custom jackets weren’t nightmarishly expensive.
Do you have really broad shoulders and long arms or something like that? Anyone with a build far out from the average, which for example includes bodybuilders and other serious athletes, have trouble with off the rack. That being said, you may just focus on getting one or two custom jackets in styles you really admire.
@@DudsByDel yeah im 5’10”. 180 with a 42 chest. But my arm length is as if i was 6’1”. Then a narrow waist but that means i can maybe get two measurements out of chest/length/sleeves/width/sleeve height. But not all of them at once.
It's looks proper to me, especially once it's zipped up (Schott's cut can sometimes be notoriously roomy for American beer bellies, but again, it looks good here to me). What makes you think the jacket is too big a fit to you?
I have to ask which jacket you're talking about? For the 618 i completely disagree. For the Cal, I could see the argument. However I rarely wear it with just a tee as shown in this video.
Both jackets look good to me. I also own several styles of leather jackets and they all fit and feel different. To me it all depends on what you feel like wearing. I can care less what anyone thinks. Great videos 🙏🏻
Great advice Del! Isn't it funny how times and styles have changed over the years as well. Compare the fits that were popular in the 1950's vs. the oversized clothing of the 1990's. Both of those jackets fit you really well.
So different! Just take a stroll down Aero's catalog and you can see fitment changing with the different eras. As to the advice, thank you! You may very well want to claw out your eyes if you do a youtube search for "leather jacket fit" and listen to all the bad overly specific advice out there lol
Best video on sizing uppers I've seen, not just leather jackets! Subbed
Appreciate that, Unimportant Account!
Good advice. Ultimately, it needs to be comfortable, be able to do your thing and suits your intention (layer or no layer). I started off with a slim biker. It fits great but realized it doesn't match the proportion of other clothing styles that I wear. It only matches regular and slim pants (think Saint Laurent looks). Although trendy people are saying slim tops are ok to contrast with wide trousers, I feel it's weird whenever I try the combination. An oversized but cropped jacket would fit better. So I also got an oversized alternative like you.
I take a hoodie to the store and make sure it works both with and without. I live in England so being able to layer is a must.
I just bought a perfecto from the NYC store and actually sized up. I’m 42 but my weight fluctuates between 80-90kg & the 44 is perfect, especially as I like a relaxed fit
@@BigLew72 great way to go about it! Quite the luxury to try it on at the store and nail the fit
Love watching your videos because we are so very close in chest measurement, height, weight and body type. I have been seeking a Schott jacket but already have a Fidelity motorcycle jacket that fits me perfectly. It looks great but I struggled with it not being a Schott. Now I love my Fidelity after wearing it a lot. Thanks for the videos, brother! Keep it up.
Thanks Joshua! Fidelity made some cool jackets. My understanding is their quality varied but some real gems. Even the “lower quality” ones still have a nice fit and good vibes. As for fit, I know exactly what you mean 😂 A few friends are around my size or exactly one up or down from me, makes things easier once you figure it out a bit
Relaxed enough to layer over a thick sweater but slim enough to still fit well
@@LeadLeftLeon good rule of thumb if that’s what ya need
Good video points. I must have 40 jackets and one of them is police motor jacket and the sleeves are longer but feel right riding the bike. Just like you're video I have to make sure the sleeves are fully zipped.
Dude- the timing is insane with this vid!!!!
THANK YOU
@@TheDeahMoths happy to hear it!
Thank you
@@Painkiller456 sure thing
Really great video! I just got a Schott 618 about a week ago and its breaking in nicely thanks to your advice video, thanks for the work -- can't wait for fall to finally hit here!
Congrats Griffin. Enjoy the jacket!
First, this is excellent advice, best I have ever seen in a video---your trim fit vs layer differential is exactly what I've learned too over the years. Sizing down is dumb. The next key measure is across the rear shoulder to shoulder; and this is where excellent Japanese brands may be a bit smaller than, say, a Schott. I would suggest one take a jacket that fits well---even a blazer or suit coat---and measure that shoulder to shoulder seam (and account for any padding!) The shoulder has as much to do with layering as the chest, which you know well. Also, perhaps next time we could see the larger of the two with a chunky sweater or two layers?
Yes I plan to make a follow up video for styling examples. I felt like this one was getting long
Please ignore haters on this video.
@@inglessimplificadoquito I most definitely will ignore them. Thanks 🙏
You have good advice. You sound very similar to a fitter/customer service person I spoke with at Vanson way back in the day (about 1998). As a customer you could purchase a sample box of leathers and available colors, key fob, and a measuring tape. You took your measurements and call in or you could wing it and order your jacket. Not sure if that is still the order of operations. Bought a Cobra size 50. Still fits and looks fantastic with about 20+ years of use. Pretty sure it’s “vintage” by now
@@warrenburke9137 appreciate that Warren! For custom I believe they still do a similar set up at Vanson. Did you get the Cobra in their Competition weight?
@ absolutely. You could zip it to their pants and make it a track suit. Only regret is that I should have sized up one more in order to fit the Streamliner. As is, can wear an undershirt and a button up/down and be very comfortable
I'm curious how you feel about sleeves on a new jacket. Should we account for a ton of shrinkage? I tried on a new Highwayman snd the sleeves look really long (to just at the first thumb knuckle) but everyone's sleeves look long. I'm going to shorten an inch but if they shorten a lot more they may be too short.
Typically you might expect 1/4 or 1/2 if the sleeves do a lot of creasing/rolls/ tunneling. You may not get any shrinking at all.
Both jackets look great. I actually prefer the slightly oversized jacket, because they’re so easy to move in. One thing I personally might avoid in the future for me is quilted lining. I think I like the wool or flannel lining as with the Indian Ranger (Aero). Now that’s a dreamy jacket!!
@@JonathanGrandt it’s a lot easier to move in, with any amount of layers. I find that I like a variety of linings, as long as they’re breathable
Loving the channel man. I’m learning a lot. Subscribed
Welcome aboard!
a vest should fit under it, because leather jacket and vest combo rocks, same with chunky turtleneck should fit under it because the combo also rocks, to me the sign of over size jacket is the neck hole, if the collar fits nicely then the jacket will look nice, if the collar is loose then the jacket will appear too big. nice vid!
@@stefanhnavetsea1588 haha yes! Knowing how you want to wear it and sizing appropriately. I’ve noticed too you have a great eye for details like the collar / neck hole. Thanks Navetsea!
I want a Milwaukee leather jacket but i usually get smalls but i seen a medium so I'll get that one
@@DonnelWilson-sf8hn good luck! Can you let me know how it turns out?
I bought the Taylor Stitch Moto Jacket collaboration with Golden Bear. They said my measure would be XS but I feel that it is only comfortable if it is open. It can fully close but I feel pressure in my chest. Also it looks that the chest stretches if I close it and put hands in pockets.
Would you say I need to size up? Some people say that the leather will stretch and that the slim fit is ideal… but I am not sure. Do leather jackets really stretch?
If it’s too tight when zipped up you definitely need to size up
It does sound like you may need to size up. Did you have a chance to measure your chest and take the chest measurement like I showed for the Schott jacket?
I think it is definitely too tight. I already placed a return. Will drop it tomorrow at UPS. My chest size is 38 and this jacket was size 36. The chest was 19.5 (39)… I guess I just had 1 free inch but was not enough.
@@fernandogalvez9805 oh yea that sounds waaaay tight at 1” ease. Good luck with the return / exchange sounds like the right move
Good advice.
@@1990-t1j thanks man
Good advices, thank you! You should make this channel bigger. I'm sure many people would appreciate what you do!
@@akronakron4352 thanks for that! Would like to, getting there bit by bit!
Interesting. Thanks. I’m also a 40 chest, but taller than Del at 6’2”. I also live in a cooler climate where I rarely wear just a t-shirt under my jacket. I find that size 40 for an outer jacket is almost always very small. I will usually get a 42 for a trim fit and a 44 for a fit with lots of winter layering.
@@peterblum613 thanks for sharing Peter
At 5'8" and 190lbs with a muscular build, I could have used this when I ordered my first real full grain leather jacket. I have three now. The first is a medium, and the other two are larges. The length of the medium is good, but it's tight. Double rider and trucker style jackets are shorter than regular jackets anyway, so the larges aren't too long for me.
Yes for me it was all a shot in the dark with first purchases. Even so there are still surprises; my Aero Highwayman fits very comfortably with about 23" chest. Due to the weight of the leather and restrictions from the design much smaller than that would be too tight
@DudsByDel Yes, with the first jacket I bought it based on my chest measurements but forgot to take into account that I'll be inside the jacket, so the jacket measurement has to be bigger than my chest. Also a lot of the models for jackets tend to be tall skinny guys which doesn't help me.
You must be built like a tank. 190 at 5 ft 8
Exactly what I needed!
Glad it could help!
I DID have to size down in my Vanson, but that’s not the norm. Usually I’m 40 across the board in most trimmer cut jackets.
Yes, same here for several Vansons but not all. Knowing the measurements helps know what will work regardless of deceptive tag sizes
@@DudsByDel yep, 38 in my Model B is spot on with measurements for my two best fitting Aero size 40.
love your channel,
@@davidemms5176 appreciate it David!
I Have Multiple Leather jackets and I prefer a slim fitting style in a true to size large. So that way its trim fitting but NOT tight. That way I Can Layer. I can fit a hand under it when halfway zipped. For my first jacket I Got a "Second Skin" and although it looks great it is a bit uncomfortable and I STILL have some trouble moving. Breaking it in did not Magically solve everything.
@@nofillergamingknight7319 it’s a good point about tight fit looking good- oftentimes folks see a great look, whether it’s on someone else or in the mirror, but unfortunately it’s too tight to wear comfortably.
Hi Del, I often find new biker leather jackets armholes cut into the underside of the upper arm slightly when I try them on. Should they be avoided, or does the armhole usually soften up enough to wear comfortably? These are often horsehide jackets Im trying on.
@@zatarawood3588 I wonder if it’s too small, can’t say that I’ve had that happen. Some designs have trimmer or looser bicep, many Vanson models and a lot of CHP designs for example have more space in the bicep area
@@DudsByDel These are modern Japanese repro makers, the real mccoys buco, & the flathead double rider. Both seem just right, but the armhole catches the upper arm, Im not sure if it all loosens up if the armhole will come up and sit in the actual armhole or not. Perhaps the Japanese makers are making for the asian market with a different proportions which causes issues)
Great Show, I am looking for a Buco J 31 did you ever do a review on Buco J 31 or remakes I am writing from Las Vegas Nevada
Hi, love your posts.. what would you recommend for a 47 chest with the SchoTTS 613 SH Horsehide.. I would like a wide shoulder width and the Schotts website recommends a 48 slim and a 50 standard.. However i don't want it too big on the tummy or too long in the back.. Ty
@@winedave5454 hey Dave! I have about a 40.5” chest and have a size 40. If you like the look of my fit I’d go with the 48.
If you do buy from Schott, would be fantastic if you used my affiliate link. It’s in the description or here: www.schottnyc.com/products/leather-motorcycle-jacket.htm?partner=MrFrown
I live in South Texas, leather jackets and the weather here, no good... For some reason I spent some money three years ago on a "negan" jacket, for Halloween, thinking hey, I'm getting a leather jacket, it just happens to be two weeks before Halloween. Thinking hey I kinda do really look like him don't I? I'm 5'10", 167lbs....but like a 42. Long story, on Halloween, it looked hella cool. ANY other day, it's really difficult to pull off sporting that jacket. Seeing it on someone else besides Negan... Jacket is staying in the closet.🤟✌️🤙
Up to you man! I lived in south Louisiana up until a few months ago- it was all about air conditioning and opportunity 😅
Great video! Thanks man
You bet!
I got a jacket recently and the fit is good. But I can barely hug myself in it and talking on the phone is quite problematic but doable. Maybe it will break in. What do you think? It is from a small company in UK - rugged west. The jacket itself is amazing. I was looking for years for brown/brass combo. Should I worry :D ? And thanks for great videos. Maybe add metric scale as well in description for us - oversea people.
@@Rattus666 I have to wonder if it will be comfortable. Getting it wet can help the break in, I did a video which you can look up.
Bro you gave like 2 different sizes for you jacket, said it’s a medium size 40 with technically a 25’ back, or is it a size 44 with or a 23.75’ back based on your measurements?
@@M0N0T0N0US which jacket? The Schott 618 trimmer fitting one?
@ the first one, looks good, I’m about the same size which is why I was wondering
@ I won a Harley jacket in an auction size 42 tall, I’m a size 38 chest, .. but I have broader 20inch shoulders figured if it doesn’t fit I’ll resell it later
@@M0N0T0N0US it’s a 618 size 40. Which fits like an American medium. On the Schott site they say it has 25” back but mine has just under a 24” back.
Very nice bro ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Many many thanks
I have a 47-inch body chest, but when I get a size 46 jacket, it's always fits too big on my chest and waist. If I go down to size 44, it would probably be too small on my shoulders, and because I'm 6"2, the sleeves are going to be too short!Man, the frustration of having a nicely built athletic body!!😢😅
Hey bro, I know exactly how you feel. Have you found a solution? I have a jacket fits perfect on chest and shoulders but boxy mid section. I’m going to see if a tailor can cut it
I measure by 1950s standards. Shoulder width, shoulder to cuff and chest. Jacket makers pay zero attention to waist measurements so ability to adjust is good.
You should have enough in the upper box to throw a punch or skip a rock and a waist that will hug your kidneys and keep lower torso warm. Sleeves should keep wrists protected and warm.
I actually prefer a more slim cut jacket as I have a build that suits that
Bellissimo video . Mi piace moltissimo ascoltare come descrivi in tutti i dettagli le tue giacche di pelle . Mi sono iscritto al tuo canale UA-cam e ti seguirò con molto piacere . Mi piacciono molto le giacche di pelle e le indosso spesso perché mi sento a mio agio . Ti mando un saluto dall'Italia . Un tuo nuovo iscritto .
Grazie mille! Sono felice che tu abbia trovato il canale!
Its beyond frustrating to find a proper fitting jacket. Brands like schott make jackets to fit the average guy, then their slim fits are slightly less average. Then i have a mutant build so its damn impossible. I wish custom jackets weren’t nightmarishly expensive.
Do you have really broad shoulders and long arms or something like that? Anyone with a build far out from the average, which for example includes bodybuilders and other serious athletes, have trouble with off the rack. That being said, you may just focus on getting one or two custom jackets in styles you really admire.
@@DudsByDel yeah im 5’10”. 180 with a 42 chest. But my arm length is as if i was 6’1”. Then a narrow waist but that means i can maybe get two measurements out of chest/length/sleeves/width/sleeve height. But not all of them at once.
@@mikekirby2085 Langlitz or Johnson Leathers will make you a custom piece for around $1000
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You look small for that jacket
It's looks proper to me, especially once it's zipped up (Schott's cut can sometimes be notoriously roomy for American beer bellies, but again, it looks good here to me). What makes you think the jacket is too big a fit to you?
I have to ask which jacket you're talking about?
For the 618 i completely disagree. For the Cal, I could see the argument. However I rarely wear it with just a tee as shown in this video.
It's really much too large. His frame is small so it looks very off putting
Both jackets look good to me. I also own several styles of leather jackets and they all fit and feel different. To me it all depends on what you feel like wearing. I can care less what anyone thinks. Great videos 🙏🏻
Definitely not the case
That Jacket is wearing you ..
HAHAHAHAHAHA
Saw your self in the mirror and thought you looked funny?
Did you get your stapler back ?
When a child trys to dress tough 😂😂
@@asagislife7336 👶👊💥
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