If this is your first visit, be sure to
check out the FAQ by clicking the
link above. You may have to register
before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. To start viewing messages,
select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below.
That is an astonishingly clean looking jacket for a vintage thrift.
What sort of reconditioning did it take to get the leather to come out that well?
It was in good condition except for being super dusty when I found it. The only real wear was a bit of pilling on the knitted portions. I think it must have sat in storage, unworn, for a long time before it got donated.
I got it a few years ago. I cleaned the dust off with a very light treatment of saddle soap, then conditioned the whole thing with Obenauf's LP and a heat gun. A few weeks ago I retreated it with Schnee's leather conditioner.
[Edit] This jacket is a good lesson that you should always take a quick glance through the women's clothing racks when thrifting. This is a men's 38 but it was hanging in the women's coat rack when I found it.
Red suede vans
Green h&m chino
Red gap sweater
Green tattersal jcf shirt
Red knit tie knottery
It's hard for me to tell from the lighting, but do those chinos lean more Olive Green or Forest Green? I've been looking for a good pair of non-olive green chinos for a while to add to the rotation.
It's hard for me to tell from the lighting, but do those chinos lean more Olive Green or Forest Green? I've been looking for a good pair of non-olive green chinos for a while to add to the rotation.
Definitely forrest (partially colorblind but I compared to an olive field coat and asked the wife). But they are a couple years old so I don't know if they can be found again.
Comment