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The repro MA-1 sleeve creases are another famous example.
I wasn't familiar with this, although I had heard about the coveted blistering effect. Could say more on this?
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The repro MA-1 sleeve creases are another famous example.
If you don't own at least three black double riders you're not allowed to post in this thread.
I wasn't familiar with this, although I had heard about the coveted blistering effect. Could say more on this?
William Gibson said:The Rickson’s is a fanatical museum−grade replica of a U.S. MA−1 flying jacket, as purely functional and iconic a garment as the previous century produced. Dorotea’s slow burn is being accelerated, Cayce suspects, by her perception that Cayce’s MA−1 trumps any attempt at minimalism, the Rickson’s having been created by Japanese obsessives driven by passions having nothing at all to do with anything remotely like fashion.
Cayce knows, for instance, that the characteristically wrinkled seams down either arm were originally the result of sewing with pre−war industrial machines that rebelled against the slippery new material, nylon. The makers of the Rickson’s have exaggerated this, but only very slightly, and done a hundred other things, tiny things, as well, so that their product has become, in some very Japanese way, the result of an act of worship. It is an imitation more real somehow than that which it emulates. It is easily the most expensive garment Cayce owns, and would be virtually impossible to replace.
I could, but William Gibson did so much better in Pattern Recognition:
That kind of effect has been even more exaggerated in streetwear.
I like Buzz Ricksons. They make a mean G-1.
Thanks for coming to my TED talk.
@JibranK thanks for turning me in his direction!
Do you know him? It’s literally the first time I hear about him and I’m kind of a huge geek regarding clothing in general so I’m happy to access new knowledge.
I don't know about Sheeley, but I recall reading that Greg Field was going to assist John at one point to help with production because of Johns multi-year wait. I'm guessing that was maybe after Greg left Aero but perhaps fell through and Greg started his own label.Was Sheeley trained by John Chapman or was that a different guy?