The leather jacket, an easy and elegant classic! We tested
this model last year from Zapa. If we base ourselves on a "classic"
design of the jacket, several elements must be taken into account in terms of
size. Starting with the length, supposed not to exceed the buttocks, or even
stop above. Whether it's a bomber jacket, a teddy or a perfecto (enough to be
wide), this rule will apply.
Bombers are, by definition, designed with generous volumes: you
have to know this, and not try to obtain a "fit" cut. The same goes
for teddy, slightly larger than biker jackets. The armholes will not
necessarily be wedged on the shoulder break: it will be case by case, depending
on the design of the garment.
A well-tailored perfecto with the right size is very effective for Men Fashion Wear:
Perfectos and other leather biker jackets - for example -
tend to be very close to the body. There, we are going to look for much sharper
armholes, fitting well to the shapes of the silhouette. Be careful thought to
be comfortable at the time of purchase. The leather that is too tight will
effectively relax but in a heterogeneous way, in the areas of tension, which is
not very beautiful.
The lighter Saharan or cotton jackets have the distinction
of having relatively straight cuts, and are made to be worn more loose. They
should always follow the break of your shoulders at the level of the sleeves,
and follow the natural line of your bust.
In terms of length, this type of jacket generally falls just
below the buttocks. So you can very well wear it over a suit. Finally, denim
jackets are a slightly different case. Why? Because there are very different
models and the size will depend on the taste of each.
Some
people like fitted denim jackets, worn like a biker jacket. Others prefer them
larger with a retro cut that is similar to that of a teddy. So remember that a
coat, such as a jacket, should generally fall at the level of the sleeves, that
its size depends a lot on the use you intend to make of it, and with what you
want to wear it.
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