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What jacket(s) are you wearing at the moment?

coolhandluke

Well-Known Member
The last 4 photo’s the color looks great, first 2 look a bit different, maybe to much exposure….
First two photos were taken with photography lighting and are a pretty accurate representation of what you'd be getting. The outdoor photos in the shade make the color appear much more muted than it actually is. IMO, I would go with a Headwind Bronco if you are specifically wanting something in russet within that price bracket.
 

Emchisti

Active Member
I think before ordering you must give them (Morten) an email with your measurements of your body just to make sure.. but if you order a stock jacket, you can always return it… but better inform them first.
I'll ping them a message. I just don't know anyone who's actually bought one and can give a valid opinion, is all.
 

stanier

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Not posted here for a while, but a lazy (and rather chilly!) Sunday messing about with old cars and wearing GW Rough Wear 23380
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A2wander

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coolhandluke

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Looks good to me. I’d keep it. Wartime fits were baggy, and anyway, it’ll shrink a bit.
Yeah, definitely fits much better than I expected for being two tag sizes larger than you ordered. A 42 would have been too small. 44 would be just right. 46 gives you plenty of room for layering. It'll shrink a bit as Jan mentioned and it will also appear smaller once it starts to break in and drape.
 

mulceber

Moderator
If you’re feeling adventurous, you can always hurry up the shrinking process by soaking it for a minute or two in clean water and then letting it dry on a flat surface.

Either way, this jacket fits, and I’d keep it if I were you.
 
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