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If you're thinking of getting your first and only denim jacket, which type should you go for? I'm leaning towards the type 1 without the chest pocket button, but how do you know which one is the best for you?
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type3 for sure
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>>18759257
Why not the others?
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>>18759240
Type 3 looks better but Type 2's pockets are much more ergonomic. It's easier to reach for things in your pocket when they're at your elbow level, rather than near the chest.
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id choose 3. why? it just is the better looking one. it's like jeans, when they are missing the levis back pocket stitching its just looks off and awful
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For me it’s the type iii, good crop usable interior and exterior pockets
But don’t get it in heavyweight denim like me
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Type 3, if I were fat type 1
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>>18759331
>it's like jeans, when they are missing the levis back pocket stitching its just looks off and awful
No it doesn't. Jeans are much more ubiquitous and people across the world have been wearing jeans from thousands of brands for the past 60+ years. The last time jeans were synonymous with Levi's was the 1950s.
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>>18759300
They're also much more in the way of your arm movement.
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>>18759333
Brave Star?
I have their type iii in 21.5oz black. It's my favorite jacket.
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>>18759240
Type 3 without a doubt. Can't wait for autumn so I can finally wear mine again.
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>>18759240
i always liked type 3 because i went through a denim jacket phase after seeing drive
but later i got into vintage workwear style and the 50s greaser stuff and now i really want a good type 2. type 1 is just an inferior type 2
type 3 is so boring to me now
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>>18759240
I have a type 1 and type 3, and greatly prefer the type 1. Lack of pockets hasn't been an issue and the cropped, boxy look just works better on me than the longer and slimmer type 3. I think you should keep the pocket though, or just get a denim shirt if you don't want it. My type 1 just has an open pocket though, not sure I'd like it with a pocket closure.
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>>18759259
I think type 1 looks stupid because of the lack of features and the type 2 just lacks something the type 3 has
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The thing with denim jackets is they're supposed to just be armor for your actual clothes and absorb the dirt and abrasion. As a jacket itself they're pretty fucking useless. They're hot in summer, they're cold in winter, they are horrific in the rain and dry slowly while being both abrasive to you when wet and freezing cold. It's also less durable than duck canvas and an obsolete workwear material. Other than the larp look denim jackets are some of the worst available for casual use.
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>>18759724
They're perfect as light breathable windbreakers in mild weather, and they look great.
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>>18759724
what a retard
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>>18759351
i dont trust thirdois, anyone who doesnt wear levis, uses chopsticks or takes their shoes before entering their homes
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>>18759981
Breathable is a stretch, normal denim jackets do not have enough ventilation. I once had a levis commuter type 3 which was vented, waterproof, had extra pockets, and 3m reflectors. It was pretty cool. Normal denim jackets just kind of suck at everything
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>>18760045
How fat of a sweaty faggot are you? Literal thirdworld mudfarmers wear them in SE Asia.
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>>18760004
take your metformin
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>>18760004
Ameritard moment. Literally everyone in the world besides Americans take their shoes off before entering their house because they aren't dirty savages.
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>>18760062
I am from phoenix. There is nothing I hate more than being hot or any humidity at all. i shouldn't ever feel any moisture inside of my clothes ever.
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>all these 3s
1-2 are a looser fit (=better)
3 is cowboy/hillbilly LARP (=cringe)
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>>18760151
Sounds like you're probably on the spectrum.
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denim jackets are aunty coded
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>>18760150
not my fault you filthy animals dont clean your dwellings everyday.
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>>18760269
Denim jackets are autism core
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Why does the most basic piece of Americana outerwear cause so much consternation every single time it's brought up here?
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>>18760654
Because this board is filled with trannies and dysgenic manlets who would look like shit in a denim jacket.
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>>18760336
How about not bringing in filth in the first place, retard? Do you also shit in your living room and then clean it everyday?
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>>18760276
Another negrified faggot.
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>>18760193
>durr loose so betterer
How about you stop being fat? And if 3 is cowboy larp then 1 and 2 are factory worker larp. All denim was originally workwear.
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>>18759240
Glad to see all these /fa/ggots recommending type 3’s. Helps keep the goated type 1 from being oversaturated by fat retards
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If you aren't a fattie you should definintely go for the rider jacket. A little less versatile, but I think it looks snappier. Is nice with a contrast collar or a very light/dark wash
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Type 1 with the buckle back and sans the flap pocket. Gotta be.
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>>18760742
type 2 is literally just a better type 1
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>>18760742
very Auschwitzcore
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>>18760749
This is just a chinky faced type 3
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>>18761027
There is no objective metric that proves that. What it’s a better jacket because it has one more pocket? Nigga who gaf?
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anything besides a type 3 is larping like an old farmer
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Can anyone ID this jacket?
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>>18760749
>>18761193
Is this still considered a type 3?
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>>18761565
That's usually called a Lee Rider or just a "rider jacket" since it's very much a Lee design and not really associated with the Levi's styles
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>>18761683
Is type 3 exclusive to Levis? I'm talking about the pocket design.
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>>18761692
>Is type 3 exclusive to Levis? I'm talking about the pocket design.
That pocket design is classic Lee
"Type 1/2/3" refers to the 3 styles Levi's created which sort of became the default style of denim jacket.
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>>18761697
Any reason why Ralph Lauren does the same for his other label? Why they lean towards that chest pocket design over the classic Levi's?
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>>18761701
Dunno, just RL's choice.
Ralph Lauren just makes consumes, essentially. RRL makes costumes for people that want to dress western. And I'm not hating or anything, just saying the facts, RL sells a costume
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>>18761826
Is the quality actually much better though? Because RRL charges like 3x the price.
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>>18762191
of course not. you're paying for the name
real cowboys and ranch workers wear wranglers that cost 40 bucks
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>all these type 3 recs

your mileage may vary but i see people wearing 1 and 2 lately, 3s not so much, so i am surprised to see everyone saying 3.

that said i wish i had copped a super black studio d'artisan type 3 recently when those could easily be had. if they re-stock i will probably get one.

i got a sugarcane type 1 recently. i think i will sell it on or take a proper look at it.
the cuff on one side doesn't seem to sit properly like it was put on crooked. i am not sure if it's just that the denim is kind of creasing crooked like that: it doesn't seem like it since if i sort of twist the sleeve around it feels twisted rather than straightened out, if that made any sense.

another regret was i didn't cop the lee cowboy type 1s they were selling recently. cultizm had those on sale and they sat for a while like that. definitely should have got that and not the sugarcane. it looked boxy as hell which is good because i have no v-taper.
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>>18762191
>>18762324
Quality is an interesting term when comparing RRL to something like Levi’s, wranglers or any knock-off brand like Bronson MFG.

Chances are the denim, materials, thread etc. will be the same across all the brands. The real difference you’ll notice is construction and cut.


This Bronson take on a storm rider jacket, if it’s anything like the type II I bought from them, will have some quality issues. The thread will break and come undone in spots, the fabric will bunch up in some places due to lack of attention to detail and it’s also made to fit a bug man instead of a western body type. Your mileage may vary

I ordered a Lee jacket once and was really surprised at how long in the body it was. I also went through a mad retarded phase in college and bought like twenty different Levi’s type III’s and even though they were all a size small they all varied in length, width etc wildly. Sure they are the standard generic brand for the American working man, but that also means they are made to fit the largest common denomination of fat faggots in the USA.

Is something like RRL costumey? Yes. Is it over priced? Yes. But it will also have good construction, good materials and probably a really good cut as well. They’re more specialized and stylized and will hang on you in a way that will be really flattering to your shape.

All three will serve their purpose and do their job as a denim jacket, but each brand has their own function and appeal. Honestly, $350 or whatever for the RRL jacket isn’t that much to pay for something that will look good on you right out of the box. Sometimes the extra cash is worth it for exactly what you want rather than going for a more “affordable” option that you won’t want to wear after it arrives and fits like a burlap sack
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I bought this after wanting a storm rider forever.

Sucks that it's women's but I don't think I would ever find a better deal - I can get the Red Tornado one for 180 euro but it's heavily distressed, and I got this for 160 euro in 2 sizes to see if either L or XL fits okay.
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>>18759240
3 is fucking shit. 2 is the best.
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>>18759724
Still repeating the same fucking bullshit every single time denim gets mentioned lmfao. Haven't browsed /fa/ in quite a bit and you're still at it. Seek help !
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>>18762191
>>18762324
If you can find a Wrangler version of the storm rider, get it. Seems like they make relatively small run of them every year, but materials, construction, and cut are all top tier well above the price point.
Wrangler also makes a very good 14.5oz type iii-ish jacket which they market as part of their "cowboy cut" line. Outwardly it has the same look as a Levis type iii, but the pattern is quite different. Also stacks up well above it's price point in terms of quality. This was my go-to jacket before I got into heavyweights.



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