Size XXL. Fit is good, length is good. Sleeves are too long for my liking, but it'll do.
Leather is soft and supple, collar is big & I don't like so much how it lays, leather is light and feels like it could snag and rip easy...but for the $$$ it's good.
Above : Wested Pre Distressed Cow / US Wings Antiq. Lamb
The collar can eventaully be trained to sit like you want.
I loved my Wings lightweight lamb..I just hated the lining....Michealson has always said that you could have that changed out but I just never tried it but it really was a great go-to jacket! Loved loved lovede that leather and have never found its equal with any other vendors.
Yep, with a cotton lining they're fantastic jackets, and a LOT tougher than you're giving it credit, even as a lambskin, though you should always lean toward the side of caution with ANY form of that leather. You don't have to treat it with kid-gloves, but it sure ain't a goatskin or cowhide.
The sleeves on an Indy style cuff are very easy to have altered. Any tailor that's worked with leather should have no problem.
As for the collar, I find that all of my US Wings jackets needed to worked by hand a bit to look right. I often wet the collars for that, too.
I have one of these on it's way to me, and if it's the hide I think it is, it's stronger than it seems. As Michaelson says, it's not goatskin or what-have-you, but it's not going to disintegrate if you bump into a wall. I doubt US Wings would allow such a product out of their doors.
car96 wrote:
It doesn't look that brown either, more of a dark brown.
I think he's talking about how with flash those pics make it look a much lighter shade of brown than it actually is. In natural light, it is a dark brown.
car96 wrote:
It doesn't look that brown either, more of a dark brown.
I think he's talking about how with flash those pics make it look a much lighter shade of brown than it actually is. In natural light, it is a dark brown.