Schott - Part 1 - History 

Photo2U? Hey man, thanks brotha! I will be there this April, hope to see you this time around!

@@tomjoadism thank you!

Haha! If you’d like to see more you can check out my IG

Thank you, this one was done before I knew that I needed to record horizontally, I was also reading off my laptop being held in one hand and my phone in the other lol! I was thinking of maybe re recording, especially since Im getting an early horsehide Schott. I think I just might do it eventually. Glad you enjoyed!

@@chris101gray3 that’s a shame. You got a dud. They’re usually very high quality. I own a ton of Schotts and Vansons and I can tell you they are more or less equal in terms of quality.

@@LeatherJacketJawnagreed. Mine is very thick/heavy leather and built like a tank. Possibly a knockoff?

@@MrJruta Why would it be a knockoff?

@@outahfoolsway7604 I said it in the beginning. It’s a late 50’s steerhide Durable one Star m/c jacket

@@LeatherJacketJawn ok thank you

Teach me!! lolol how would I do that on my phone? Just hold it horizontally?

@@LeatherJacketJawn​​⁠ yes just flip the phone so it films horizontal especially for videos longer than a minute and a half. Vertical videos are good still for shorts and reels. Stuff that you would look at on the phone on the fly. Don’t feel bad about it though I still enjoyed it. I think most people would. I dunno how many people would notice. Also another tip, if you have a laptop you can use it to mirror the phone camera so you can have extra monitor. You ideally want to be using the back cameras to get the max resolution but that makes it so you loose your screen there for the composition.. it takes some getting practice I’m still no pro..

Nice, congrats!

These are all Schotts. My Brando Durable is in the other video

Schotts are great!

I’m 5’4” and around 135 lbs. Unless you’re around my weight, I’d say you probably need a size 38. My size 36 618 from the 70’s measures 17” in the shoulders and 20” across the chest. But if you’re skinny then maybe a 36 in the 70’s perfecto would work for you. My size 38 also fits me pretty well

@@LeatherJacketJawn thanks for your reply. The current jackets I wear which are from both the 70s and 80s are around 17/18 inches from armpit to armpit. I have a little wider back from working out but I'm pretty slim. I mostly wear s or xs sizes. I don't like them baggy.

@@nialmitchell1443 17”-18” across the chest seems awfully small. Are you sure you’re measuring correctly?

@@LeatherJacketJawn I usually measure the jacket straight across the front, armpit to armpit with the jacket zipped up.

@@nialmitchell1443 With the arms lifted up and stretching the chest across under the armpits all the way?

Thank you I really appreciate that!

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