ButteMT61
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http://www.aeroleatherclothing.com/product-detail.php?id=1138
Nice option for a smaller $/£ amount. Could make a nice daily wearer.
Nice option for a smaller $/£ amount. Could make a nice daily wearer.
I really don't care for shiny smooth leather. Perhaps that's why I favored the steerhide example. I had an Aero house A-2 in russet smooth horsehide a couple of years ago. I rolled it up and put it under my pillow, laid it on the couch and leaned against it while watching t.v. yet it would not develop grain. There were only a few creases that appeared but they looked like creases in a plastic bag. I finally sold it on ebay. I am aware that not all Aero horsehide A-2s look that way, as I've seen some beautiful examples on this forum.Roughwear said:leather looks like plastic with no discernible grain. :roll: They really need to raise their game.
Really, this isn't the only purpose of a jacket - to be accurate. Lord.
PLATON said:Really, this isn't the only purpose of a jacket - to be accurate. Lord.
If the purpose of a jacket wasn't to be accurate, for the gents in this forum, then we 'd be discussing the new US Wings A-2 with the blue lining (yes you read correctly blue - great stuff)
or the new National Geographic A-2 with the map lining
I 'm sure they 're both great in keeping the cold out (the main purpose of a jacket).
So, why are we discussing Aero when there is a ton of other non-accurate A-2s out there? and at cheaper prices too.
Just explain that to me.
chitchat said:The jacket is close to being a high end repro at a reasonable price. Maybe every stitch is not to the standard of an ELC or GW, but the look and quality at the price might be close enough to satisfy those who do not wish to toss a grand for fear of our wives seperating our nuts from our nut sac. Thats called a run on sentence, sorry
PLATON said:Who cares for accurate? It's all a matter of taste.
Looks like Aeros are tasteful since they have so many friends.
To complete the perfect detailling of our recreation we've fitted an Art Deco boxed, Triple Marked Talon zippers, just as used on the original contract.
ButteMT61 said:Well, many of the same geniuses claimed steer was "inaccurate" too. But now the gods have published a book that says otherwise. So steer A-2’s are all the rage. Really, some of this sh*t is hilarious, 'crept it turns off 90% of the normal people from posting in a place like this. But hey, there's like 12 people keeping the post count going, and I guess that's good enough.