***The Official Rick Owens Thread***

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yes, but hammered?

 

[nicelynice]

I use Saphir delicate to condition hammered lamb/washed lamb, only started needing after three or four years of wear. Works really well, cleaned it up and brought back some of the original luster

 

[jwalterweather]

yes, but hammered?

The code for that leather is LR, they have it on the produce page. According to the leather code guide posted earlier in this thread, spoilered below, LR is rugged lamb.

LCW: heavy calf (my fw14 stooges has this code)

RO leather codes from SZ:

LB: blistered lamb
LB: unwashed calf (not confirmed)
LBO: box/-ed calf
LC: washed lamb (not confirmed)
LF: fading/-ed (gradient) lamb
LG: full grain lamb (not confirmed?)
LG: washed lamb (not confirmed)
LK: kangaroo
LKG: kangaroo (washed / full grain ?)
LM: metallic calf
LO: oiled calf
LP: hammered lamb
LS: silky lamb
LSH: shearling lamb

LR: rugged lamb
LNB: some sort of blistered (combined with fabric)?

LZ: ?
LV: vegetable dyed lamb ?
LGAO - 'giove lamb' / oiled calf ?
COM: from archives it looks like a two-tone blistered treatmet (combined with fabric) ?
LMO: medium weight smooth lamb

 

[accordion]

oops didnt see, i guess rugged should imply substantial

 

[milosh]

Any cure for fraying cuffs?

 

[Death24xASecond]

I use Saphir delicate to condition hammered lamb/washed lamb, only started needing after three or four years of wear. Works really well, cleaned it up and brought back some of the original luster

How do you apply it? I've had some risky moments using Obenauf's on my winter boots where things got uneven--don't really want that to happen on the jacket.

 

[accordion]

when you guys say the bombers fit TTS, does that mean 52 or 50 = L? And it means to take a size down from the leathers?

 

[mzez]

48 = M, 50 = L, i usually wear a 48 and a 50 in the fw14 leather fits very good

 

[accordion]

thanks, im usually a 50 and take 52 in the leathers and was wondering if I should be taking 50 for the bombers

 

[nicelynice]



How do you apply it? I've had some risky moments using Obenauf's on my winter boots where things got uneven--don't really want that to happen on the jacket. 

honestly I just use my fingers to work it in and use only a small amount. it soaks is up pretty well and it's a pretty delicate creme to begin with. I've had it get really dried out after getting caught in rain or snow or having drinks spilled on it, cleans it right up.
is your jacket black? if it's a lighter color, might be a bit more difficult to get an even coat.

 

[Death24xASecond]

My intarsia is dust, which is one reason I'm concerned about an even coating.

 

[mysterymeatpete]

I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this, but do you guys know if this is authentic?

 

[MyMindSpray]

i recently picked up the down filled long bomber jacket. really great, however, the loft of the down seems to already be flattening.

maybe, it's more of a general down question, but anyone have any experience with re-fluffing the jacket to restore it's loft? it doesn't have the traditional baffles of a typical down jacket, so i'm just wondering if anyone had any tips

 

[ipractice]



I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this, but do you guys know if this is authentic?

yeah they're legit. I forgot who, but those pics (and I'm assuming the shoes) belonged to someone here on SF.

Short tongue geos are rare but imo the better version

 

[coldknife]

Long tongue geobaskets forever