The Real McCoys
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I want to see some evo on that one before you get the buco!
Sometimes I feel like the only whose desire to purchase another leather jacket goes down after the first one…
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Probably ordering the Buco Racing Vest this week. Can't wait, of course if anyone [emoji6][emoji6][emoji6][emoji6] has more pics to help with my wait, it would be most appreciated!
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A couple (w/ 33bk and 87):
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I want to see some evo on that one before you get the buco!
Sometimes I feel like the only whose desire to purchase another leather jacket goes down after the first one…
Yeah it might just be you. Getting this one only makes me want the Buco more!
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Thanks to Veloaudio for all the help with sizing. This vest is super nice, and looks really clean.
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Nice!
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Nice!
I'm glad I spoke with you first, I would've upsized and that would've been a mistake!
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Love that vest. It looks like the kind of basic piece that you can get years of hard wear out of. Really nice match with the green flannel too.
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@Sugar:
Love that vest. It looks like the kind of basic piece that you can get years of hard wear out of.
…Spot on. I have worn my vest almost every day since it arrived.
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Anyone here have their sweatpants?
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yeap, i have a pair.
cardie & shirt. both tops fit a material wise. shirt was supposed to shrink in a wash but hasn't. . . yet
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@madmonday are they thick and heavy like the sweatshirts?
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the goods I have are a reasonable weight (mid weight 9oz per their site). The sweat shorts have a reinforced crotch which is kind of cool & the long sweat pants have ties to adjust the bottom cuff. Other than that I can not think of any features that stand out.
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Why on the watch cap is the label upside down?
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true to the original version to a fault . . . .
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I was going to cop one but i dunno if my OCD can handle that!
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according to the site this is why
Many U.S. Navy sailors would personalize their uniforms with their names and ID numbers. The name and number were stenciled upside down to be read right side up, when held in the sailor's hand.
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yeah, but we as civilians don't need that sh!t & even when in the military & issued my goods I wouldn't stencil my name on anything unless we had an inspection or something coming up . . . actually most of the folks I know wouldn't put their names on anything.
Either way it's a nice little hat.
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Yeah can't say i have had my name on anything since school
