What kind of jackets do you all wear? I know it's summer but I just visited the northern Californian coast and it got me thinking.
Jackets
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It's "Winter" down under so I guess I would say some winter jacket. Winter goes down to 5C in the morning so it's not so bad.
I currently have a vintage trench coat from the '50s. Aquarius 5 - Cooper color. It's a nice jacket, they don't make them like that anymore.
I currently have a vintage trench coat from the '50s. Aquarius 5 - Cooper color. It's a nice jacket, they don't make them like that anymore.
Depends on what I'm doing, wearing, and the weather. If it's dry out and chilly but not freezing I like to do a classic leather jacket. I wear a lot of synthetic fleece too for walking the dog, layering, etc. Sport coats for when I'm dressed up for work or want to change it up a bit. Of course when it gets real cold or particularly rainy I go to a wool coat.
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That was awesome Jim 
I'm a Carhartt kind of guy. If Ilooked as good as Cary I would wear his jackets though. Great pictures Jim!
Nice Jim!
I have a leather jacket for most stuff, a tattered beach bum hooded pull over (I refuse to say "Hoodie"), and REI fleece and a REI Gor Tech Jacket for the Trails.
I have a leather jacket for most stuff, a tattered beach bum hooded pull over (I refuse to say "Hoodie"), and REI fleece and a REI Gor Tech Jacket for the Trails.
just use my toskana leather jacket for cool weather.
I have a basic black leather jacket I wear about 90% of the time but I also own a brown leather jackets thats quite a bit heavier and sits just about mid thigh on me.
Jackets - a subject dear to my heart.
I'd like to think I had the "perfect" jacket for just about every occasion. But I'm sure I don't.
Walking in the country on a rainy fall afternoon - a Barbour waterproof. A night playing pool and darts at the local sports bar? My NY Yankees retro baseball jacket. An October poker run on my Harley - my black leather FXRG, complete with thick leather and built in armor. Cocktails at the country club - a cashmere navy three button blazer. Running errands on a Saturday morning - my white jean jacket.
A jacket can make the man. The right leather jacket can hide the flaws in our physique. A jacket also provides some handy storage space for cellphones, sunglasses, a Moleskine notebook. A jacket insulates us from the cold and rain, and also from the elbows and shoulders of subway passengers and bar patrons. Offering to drape your jacket across the shoulders of a shivering ladyfriend. Your jacket is your friend, your mark of distinction, a visible, wearable symbol that you've thought ahead.
Except for those quilted satin "team jackets" some guys wear. I don't think they are good for much of anything.
I'd like to think I had the "perfect" jacket for just about every occasion. But I'm sure I don't.
Walking in the country on a rainy fall afternoon - a Barbour waterproof. A night playing pool and darts at the local sports bar? My NY Yankees retro baseball jacket. An October poker run on my Harley - my black leather FXRG, complete with thick leather and built in armor. Cocktails at the country club - a cashmere navy three button blazer. Running errands on a Saturday morning - my white jean jacket.
A jacket can make the man. The right leather jacket can hide the flaws in our physique. A jacket also provides some handy storage space for cellphones, sunglasses, a Moleskine notebook. A jacket insulates us from the cold and rain, and also from the elbows and shoulders of subway passengers and bar patrons. Offering to drape your jacket across the shoulders of a shivering ladyfriend. Your jacket is your friend, your mark of distinction, a visible, wearable symbol that you've thought ahead.
Except for those quilted satin "team jackets" some guys wear. I don't think they are good for much of anything.
I'm further south in England where it's warmer. Lots of wet gear for me, usually a full length Drizabone riding coat/duster with waterproof trousers if the rain is heavier than usual. Don't forget the wellies.
Gareth
jacket shamacket I wear a hoodie
Leather collar barn jacket from Harold Powell. I tried on a few all-leather jackets in Argentina last year, but nothing really jumped out at my wife and I as perfect. It really needs to get pretty cold before I'll wear a jacket, though.
(I'm not including sportcoats/suit jackets nor rain jackets in my definition. I own and wear these, as well, of course.)
(I'm not including sportcoats/suit jackets nor rain jackets in my definition. I own and wear these, as well, of course.)
Just nabbed this fall jacket at banana republic, sorta military, sorta casual, great cut.
my other go to is my Steve McQueen Le Mans Copy
my other go to is my Steve McQueen Le Mans Copy
Jim, you are officially the coolest person ever in my book. Anyway in winter I wear my trusty M-65 Field Jacket(with removable liner for warmer weather. In OD green of course) Other than that I really don't wear a jacket.
Barbour oiled leather, lined with Merino wool. It and one of their wool sweaters have gotten me through the coldest Boston days.
I have several jackets and coats. Which one I wear is determined by the weather and temperature.
Cool- Jean jacket or track jacket
Cold- Peacoat, either grey or black
Really cold or raining- Military issue great coat, traditional tan trench coat, or blue rain coat
I also have a Ben Sherman jacket I just picked up. Im not sure where in the lineup it will go. I'll just have to wait until it cools down and I can actually wear it.
Cool- Jean jacket or track jacket
Cold- Peacoat, either grey or black
Really cold or raining- Military issue great coat, traditional tan trench coat, or blue rain coat
I also have a Ben Sherman jacket I just picked up. Im not sure where in the lineup it will go. I'll just have to wait until it cools down and I can actually wear it.
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