Wested Linings?

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Wested Linings?

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On anticipation of ordering Peter's TOD jacket (cannot wait, cannot wait, cannot wait) I checked the Wested Indyjacket.com ordering page and they offer a selection of various Indy jacket linings which include cotton, satin sleeves, Silesia, and satin. Which lining is more SA and do people have pics of each? What about comfortability? 8)
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I will have cotton with silk sleeves
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Agreed. I have three Wested's with the same cotton body/satin sleeves lining. I wouldn't want it any other way!
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IS that the most SA? Does anyone know if Peter will offer his TOD jacket this way?
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Post by Inbanana »

The NH jacket was said to have some kind of nylon lining... and I think Wested has some similar material... but I'm not sure. Since I don't plan on using the jacket for a summer vacation in Sri Lanka, I'm going to try and go with the nylon if they have it...
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The proto has a thin nylon/acetate lining mirroring the original. I believe he will offer this as the default lining for this jacket.

Heck, if I find I don't like that I'll get it changed to cotton... How's that for SA! ;).
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Cotton with silk sleeves is probably not SA, but it's the best choice for a daily use.
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Kt Templar wrote:The proto has a thin nylon/acetate lining mirroring the original. I believe he will offer this as the default lining for this jacket.

Heck, if I find I don't like that I'll get it changed to cotton... How's that for SA! ;).
but didn't you already try it on? how did it feel? did your shirt sleeves slide in or bunch up?
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Piers wrote:
Kt Templar wrote:The proto has a thin nylon/acetate lining mirroring the original. I believe he will offer this as the default lining for this jacket.

Heck, if I find I don't like that I'll get it changed to cotton... How's that for SA! ;).
but didn't you already try it on? how did it feel? did your shirt sleeves slide in or bunch up?
Wore it for about 25 minutes with a Noel Howard shirt. Really never really noticed any difference. Nothing much to report, not particularly hot, doesn't appear to cling. Looks very much like the real lining.

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Post by St. Dumas »

Don't mean to take this off-topic, but KT, is there a bottom hem stitch on that jacket?

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nope! and there isnt a seam that goes at the sides of the back panel either.all glued


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Indiana Holt wrote:nope! and there isnt a seam that goes at the sides of the back panel either.all glued


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MMM, no seam at the hem, but there should be stitching at the very edge of the sides of the back panel. Not enough for piping but there is a stitched seam.
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Post by Holt »

there is?? :shock: wow how could I have not seen that..I have HIGH zoomed in on the photos from peters proto type...ahh well doesnt matter to me.I would have gotten the jacket even if it had a stiched hem too....
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Yeah, looks like they missed it. I'll let him know! ;).
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ahh thats good to kno..so my eyes wasnt joking with me..
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Thanks for the info, guys.

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