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Doesn't defeat the purpose in terms of its durability; still just as tough. The reverse side is, as with other leathers, rougher (hence the term "rough-out"), and typically displays less of a shine than the "outside" side, so it presents a lower profile. My first pair of m_moriabc boots was regular shell, but the other two are reverse, because I like the older, rougher look of reverse shell. Take a look at Alessio's newest offering in reverse shell:Just curious what benefit there is to having the shell on the inside. Doesn't that kind of defeat the purpose of shell cordovan?
that looks like a fanny pack that goes over the shoulder...
OK. to totally change the topic - I am up in Seattle this week - any stores here worth checking out?
Baby and co is all i could think of.
I made a super basic leather tote bag today, Id like to source some more interesting treated leather if anyone knows a source.
I haven't recently, but I own an older jacket and have seen it at Pitti and retailers over the last few seasons. It's sort of like a Last Conspiracy of clothing, if that makes sense - definitely a bit derivative, fixated on providing a product to a specific consumer segment, but some of the clothes might be cool. It's a fairly old Italian brand, all things considered, but the designer has directed it progressively more towards what that piece you've linked looks like (Fok would call it Arte Povera, but it's not really) over the last few seasons, whereas previously the focus was on clothing you could move in, etc. - hence the name "Transit." It was also much less "avant-garde," although I don't think you could call that style avant garde any more. I think they use fewer synthetics now than they used to. I find it less interesting now.Anyone handled pieces from Transit Uomo? Never heard of this brand but I'm interested in this linen coat.
https://svmoscow.com/men/item/87503
thank you @Jbravo for hooking me up with this, been looking for it for years.
Charcoal Label Under Construction Farmer Jacket in wool/linen brand new...