the description says “funnel collar” and “side buttoning”. I shall say no more.
I firmly believe that a man’s leather jacket should be both sleek and understated. The stitched pockets on this Robert Geller jacket add flair, but it really is (as any stylish gent knows) all about the cut.
ROBERT GELLER - riders leather jacket - 100% lambskin, $1400.
Pro tip: for extra slimness, you can email Peter from alwaysnever and ask about japanese size 44s.
As this photo by The Sartorialist shows, style isn’t about expensive threads, it’s all about selection. You too can look great, with the right combination of basics.
Get to it!
A thousand times this! And a gentle reminder that YesStyle is chock full of affordable Asian designer wear you’ll struggle to find in stores outside of the region. (Just remember to measure twice, order once.)
YESSTYLE: Peeps- Hooded Belted Coat (Khaki - One Size) - via Qais
Achtung meine Brüder! Sugoi, kore!!!
This Japanese designer, based out of Berlin is fusing highly technically designs, using largely MIL-SPEC materials, to create fashion from the future for you to wear today.
Observe: http://www.acronym.de/collection.php?id=9
(Video link - High Tech Underground ACRONYM Rules Supreme!)
Spotted on eBay by my friend Seej500, these beauties are a bargain. I clearly need to start trawling eBay more often, instead of waiting for my next trip to Asia to wander through Men’s department stores filled with such delights.
NEW Mens Slim Design Hoody Jacket(US SIZE) on eBay (end time 29-Oct-10 14:56:24 BST)
I don’t know where BETA UNIT have been hiding, but I’m an instant fan.
Click through and browse their astounding collections.
Slim fitting leather jacket with sprayed and chipped zip front fastening, zip detail at cuffs, multi-stitched zip guard and heavily burnished edges and seams.
This is why I like nice things.
The Sartorialist: The Case for Pushed-Up Sleeves, Milano
I dress like this somtimes in the summer - pushed-up sleeves or too-small jackets or girls jackets and slim jeans / slacks. I try not to do it TOO often though, and when I do I go for the least boring blazers I can find. I don’t want to look like a business development zombie letting it all hang out for happy hour, if you know what i mean.
