Thank you, Suzie
! I've been a long-time lurker of the forums here so a compliment from you is a compliment of the highest order!
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Thank you, Suzie
! I've been a long-time lurker of the forums here so a compliment from you is a compliment of the highest order!
A little late to the party, but just wanted to share a few pics of some favorite Rick Owens jackets taken this winter...
Wow - great photos that stir warm emotions for me .AND, they are Winter scenes! Go figure. The magic of great images.
Hello, what do you guys think about this grey RO moto jacket? It is on sale at Neiman Marcus and Farfetch. Is it an interesting style, or is not classic enough for RO??
http://www.neimanmarcus.com/Rick-Ow...ck%2Bowens&eItemId=prod157800167&cmCat=search
http://www.farfetch.com/shopping/wo...et-item-10527381.aspx?storeid=9011&ffref=lp_9
http://www.neimanmarcus.com/Rick-Ow...ck%2Bowens&eItemId=prod157800167&cmCat=search
http://www.farfetch.com/shopping/wo...et-item-10527381.aspx?storeid=9011&ffref=lp_9
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Thank you, dcblam! I will pass the compliments along to my dear husband who does most of the photographing these days
.I found the jacket that I tried (in Kool-Aid) to be a bit stiff and the cut didn't suit me at all. BUT, it's worth a try, yes? ESP with free ship/free return from NM.
A little late to the party, but just wanted to share a few pics of some favorite Rick Owens jackets taken this winter
Love these photos, of course love your ROs too.
Code list ^^^^^^
Theres no official thread but we do our best on this thread to authenticate if you need it
LB: blistered lamb Rougher textured blistered leather. Very very drapey with varying degrees of softness and texture often with some glimmer to the leather when it hits the light due to the texture.Summer weight of this leather is usually very light and drapey. Winter weight can be thicker and more substantial.
LBO: box/-ed calf
LC: washed lamb (not confirmed) The softest most drapey blistered/crushed lambskin. Smoother texture than LB but definitely feels crushed and highly distressed to a fine soft version of LB
LF: fading/-ed (gradient) lamb
LG: full grain lamb (not confirmed?) Full grain distressed but not blistered lambskin with alot of graining and texture to the thick leather (no texture peeling away or broken). "chewy" leather would be my best description.
LG: washed lamb (not confirmed)
LK: kangaroo
LKG: kangaroo (washed / full grain ?)
LM: metallic calf I had a metallic lamb with this code but oddly, had a lamb and shearling jacket with this code as well
LO: oiled calf
LP: hammered lamb
LS: silky lamb- Super smooth fine grain lamb. No notable texture.
LSH: shearling lamb
LR: 'regular' lamb?
LVS: Textured Calf Leather
LZ: ?
LV: vegetable dyed lamb ? Very similar to LS IMO. Very smooth and supple with little to no texture.
LGAO - 'giove lamb' / oiled calf ?
COM: from archives it looks like a two-tone blistered treatmet (combined with fabric) ?
LCE- washed lamb metallic/pearlized?
DT: Tweed, Rayon, wool, nylon, spandex .
BWM: Mohair, Nylon, Wool.
OC: Cotton, Polyurethane.
TD: Cashmere
FCWL: Painted cotton
NLBM: Metallic blistered lamb and wool flannel
C: Alligator
LE: Washed and Aged (antiqued) calf leather.
LNB: Blistered and Waxed lamb (thick, heavy, backed in polyurethane)
LSN: Water snake
PEK: Pekan/Fisher ( usually with kangaroo or nappa leather)
MIN: Mink
MF: Mink and fox combo
BEA: Beaver
LPK: Pony (hair, not tanned horse leather)
MPF: Mink, Pekan, Fox combo
GP: Alligator and Python
ZIB: Sable (taken from jacket with blistered lamb sleeves, some pieces have the code SAB)
LBO: box/-ed calf
LC: washed lamb (not confirmed) The softest most drapey blistered/crushed lambskin. Smoother texture than LB but definitely feels crushed and highly distressed to a fine soft version of LB
LF: fading/-ed (gradient) lamb
LG: full grain lamb (not confirmed?) Full grain distressed but not blistered lambskin with alot of graining and texture to the thick leather (no texture peeling away or broken). "chewy" leather would be my best description.
LG: washed lamb (not confirmed)
LK: kangaroo
LKG: kangaroo (washed / full grain ?)
LM: metallic calf I had a metallic lamb with this code but oddly, had a lamb and shearling jacket with this code as well
LO: oiled calf
LP: hammered lamb
LS: silky lamb- Super smooth fine grain lamb. No notable texture.
LSH: shearling lamb
LR: 'regular' lamb?
LVS: Textured Calf Leather
LZ: ?
LV: vegetable dyed lamb ? Very similar to LS IMO. Very smooth and supple with little to no texture.
LGAO - 'giove lamb' / oiled calf ?
COM: from archives it looks like a two-tone blistered treatmet (combined with fabric) ?
LCE- washed lamb metallic/pearlized?
DT: Tweed, Rayon, wool, nylon, spandex .
BWM: Mohair, Nylon, Wool.
OC: Cotton, Polyurethane.
TD: Cashmere
FCWL: Painted cotton
NLBM: Metallic blistered lamb and wool flannel
C: Alligator
LE: Washed and Aged (antiqued) calf leather.
LNB: Blistered and Waxed lamb (thick, heavy, backed in polyurethane)
LSN: Water snake
PEK: Pekan/Fisher ( usually with kangaroo or nappa leather)
MIN: Mink
MF: Mink and fox combo
BEA: Beaver
LPK: Pony (hair, not tanned horse leather)
MPF: Mink, Pekan, Fox combo
GP: Alligator and Python
ZIB: Sable (taken from jacket with blistered lamb sleeves, some pieces have the code SAB)
Hey guys,
I have a blistered lamb jacket procured from spence earlier this year. I've noticed rather horrendous pilling around the hem at the bottom and around the wrists. Is this normal? To be honest I've never seen this in any of my leather jackets - but then again I do usually buy smooth leather jackets and not something textured like this. Can this be fixed? I suspect if possible it needs complete refreshing.
Thanks!
I have a blistered lamb jacket procured from spence earlier this year. I've noticed rather horrendous pilling around the hem at the bottom and around the wrists. Is this normal? To be honest I've never seen this in any of my leather jackets - but then again I do usually buy smooth leather jackets and not something textured like this. Can this be fixed? I suspect if possible it needs complete refreshing.
Thanks!
