Hmm. Lengthen that a few inches and I'd wear that in Phoenix in July.
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I've distressed my Indy to look so.


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A 'fitted' cut leather jacket is way outside my boundaries. Just seems too Zoolanderish for me personally.
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See those straps on the side? All the Indy jackets are adjustable.



Here's a cowhide:


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I like this one from their site:



$2600, though. If I could find it for around a thousand I might consider it; even if it's got the quality to be worth the two and a half grand, I'm too protective of my money to be comfortable dropping that kind of cash on one item of clothing.
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That's the pic I wanted to see. Me likey.
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I just worry that the extra 6-8 inches of waist space on an XL or XXL jacket (which is what I'd need for my shoulders/chest for most of these brands) would look dumpy.
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Ah. I get what you are trying to do there. Don't you think that would accentuate your curves? Seems like it would make you look top heavy.
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What people would think I look like under my jacket:


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how did you do it, beat it w/ a boulder or something?
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sand paper? lol
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Acetone, sandpaper, steel wool.
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cool.
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I've run belts through the dishwasher before. Only to olden the leather.
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not as much these days - it's clean-lines for me.
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