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Unlimited Run Rick Deckard Blade Runner 1982 Trench Coat By ELS
- Thread starter Jameel Ur
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dirtyjawa
Active Member
You're good, bubba. I knew what you meant. We've all been there. You don't know how many times I've done the same repeat. Heck, I don't even know. Countless in the "talking with your thumbs" world we live in lol
Dont know which jacket that is, but it looks great just from the inside!
Nick G
IFA
Sr Member
I received a jacket from Jameel and the craftmanship and quality of materials are really awesome.....
Yep,
That was Jack Reacher jacket that we done recently for our reputable customer.
Hello everyone,
A small updates, Mitch LaRue and I think dirtyjawa asked lower pocket and chest pocket should be straight as I draw.
But it' not correct, chest pocket and lower pocket won't be in straight position.
Please check this film image,
Pocket position would be change as per size.
A small updates, Mitch LaRue and I think dirtyjawa asked lower pocket and chest pocket should be straight as I draw.
But it' not correct, chest pocket and lower pocket won't be in straight position.
Please check this film image,
Pocket position would be change as per size.
Then I'm pretty sure, they used more coats.
Because both coat pocket distance doesn't equal.
What do you think?
dirtyjawa
Active Member
I just went a step further and added a small grid that lines up straight with the lower jacket pocket.
Notice it almost lines up with the top pocket. The top pocket being ever so slightly forward towards the opening of the coat. But look at the edge of the coat with the buttons. It is pulled forward and rolls in the area by the top pocket.
Here's the grid following the buttons. Pulls in to the right at the same spot the top pocket is pulled sightly forward.
I think they line up.
Notice it almost lines up with the top pocket. The top pocket being ever so slightly forward towards the opening of the coat. But look at the edge of the coat with the buttons. It is pulled forward and rolls in the area by the top pocket.
Here's the grid following the buttons. Pulls in to the right at the same spot the top pocket is pulled sightly forward.
I think they line up.
dirtyjawa
Active Member
That's very possible that there were inconsistencies, sure.
Okay, we won't any problem in big size coats, but small coat pocket have to change.
I believe there won't be any young man, because they are waiting form 40 years, lol.
My gut tells me you're both sort of right. I'm not sure the grids on the untied pictures of the coat account for the drape of the fabric while being worn. I think the pockets probably lined up, but they made the jacket to look a certain way rather than to make sense from a garment construction point of view, so every reference is likely to look a little different. With that said, I'll go with the group consensus on the issue, whichever that may be.
This image really shows how much space there is between top pocket and front buttons. I myself don’t care about functionality for those pockets, I’d rather have an accurate jacket. I prefer inside breast pocket for phone, keys and wallet.
Love the eighties shoulder pads.
First time I've ever seen that photo, the lighting makes a huge difference...
And those blue jeans!
Okay guys,
we finished our first run today and received 9 orders so far.
Here are the name list as per order sequence,
1 steveboski
2 Jamesfett
3 Mitch LaRue
4 PRefect42
5 The Sweatshop
6 Adam Savage
7 mluder
8 the Pawn
9 sstnickg
Hopefully, I'll start shipping from July and finished till the 20the July.
Currently I'm working on block patterns, then I'll got to each customer and confirm the sizes again.
I prepared a size chart for specially Deckard coat for your convenience.
we finished our first run today and received 9 orders so far.
Here are the name list as per order sequence,
1 steveboski
2 Jamesfett
3 Mitch LaRue
4 PRefect42
5 The Sweatshop
6 Adam Savage
7 mluder
8 the Pawn
9 sstnickg
Hopefully, I'll start shipping from July and finished till the 20the July.
Currently I'm working on block patterns, then I'll got to each customer and confirm the sizes again.
I prepared a size chart for specially Deckard coat for your convenience.
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