Black leather jackets - the classic rocker/biker style. I had one in my twenties and want one again. Knowing that you guys are never shy in offering fashion advice the question is : How old is too old?
Black leather jackets - the classic rocker/biker style. I had one in my twenties and want one again. Knowing that you guys are never shy in offering fashion advice the question is : How old is too old?
Have you actually got a motor bike ? If not, no, your too old.
Black leather jackets - the classic rocker/biker style. I had one in my twenties and want one again. Knowing that you guys are never shy in offering fashion advice the question is : How old is too old?
Black leather jackets - the classic rocker/biker style. I had one in my twenties and want one again. Knowing that you guys are never shy in offering fashion advice the question is : How old is too old?
Whatever you do, ffs don’t ask @T_C_E for fashion tips.
My mates aren’t the most PC.......but about a year ago one of them started wearing a biker jacket. He is 42. His nickname for the next few months was Carl Faggerty.
Black leather jackets - the classic rocker/biker style. I had one in my twenties and want one again. Knowing that you guys are never shy in offering fashion advice the question is : How old is too old?
Whatever you do, ffs don’t ask @T_C_E for fashion tips.
I'm consulting my distressed leather range back catalogue to see what stock is available for the more mature man about town.
Just to give a bit more info - I fail pretty much all the Charlton Life acceptable dress code tests. Over 40 Jeans all the time, either with a t shirt or casual shirt Trainers (Vans/converse types) as standard Suit for weddings/funerals only No brown shoes
Just to give a bit more info - I fail pretty much all the Charlton Life acceptable dress code tests. Over 40 Jeans all the time, either with a t shirt or casual shirt Trainers (Vans/converse types) as standard Suit for weddings/funerals only No brown shoes
What's wrong with that?
In California we call that "getting dressed." You add a sweater if you want to be fancy.
Wear whatever makes you comfortable. Life is too short.
Go to a few gigs each week and I just feel those 'once a year' members of the audience give themselves away with the deeply 'musty' smell of their jackets.
Nothing wrong with only going to a gig every couple of years or so, but please, we don't need to endure your stench in the queue for the bar.
Just to give a bit more info - I fail pretty much all the Charlton Life acceptable dress code tests. Over 40 Jeans all the time, either with a t shirt or casual shirt Trainers (Vans/converse types) as standard Suit for weddings/funerals only No brown shoes
Just to give a bit more info - I fail pretty much all the Charlton Life acceptable dress code tests. Over 40 Jeans all the time, either with a t shirt or casual shirt Trainers (Vans/converse types) as standard Suit for weddings/funerals only No brown shoes
Feck me, you only have to add you drink WKD blue straight from the bottle and your Charltonlife membership will be revoked immediately.
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It’s probably about 30 years old and nicely worn in.
But to be honest I never wear it because I try to avoid wearing leather.
I’ve often thought of chucking it out but can’t bring myself to do so.
I might be tempted to get rid, if it had a good home to go too?
Make of that what you will.
No, no not everybody has got a body like you.
I fail pretty much all the Charlton Life acceptable dress code tests.
Over 40
Jeans all the time, either with a t shirt or casual shirt
Trainers (Vans/converse types) as standard
Suit for weddings/funerals only
No brown shoes
In California we call that "getting dressed." You add a sweater if you want to be fancy.
Wear whatever makes you comfortable. Life is too short.
Go to a few gigs each week and I just feel those 'once a year' members of the audience give themselves away with the deeply 'musty' smell of their jackets.
Nothing wrong with only going to a gig every couple of years or so, but please, we don't need to endure your stench in the queue for the bar.
The Schott stuff is normally okay especially if made in the US - lasts a lifetime and easy to sell if you get bored of it.