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11th June 11, 07:58 PM
#6
 Originally Posted by CMcG
Nice work, especially on the pockets. A pet peeve of mine about converted jackets is when people don't deal with the pockets and they just look too low. The adjustment of the flaps is one way to go but I have read that some converters favour the patch pocket because they can be moved while remaining functional.
Thanks. I didn't move the pockets on my first one out of fear, and it doesn't look that great. I'll be able to fix that one after what I've learned/attempted on this one. The only real patch pocket jackets I've been able to find are things that I wouldn't wear in their prime, or their time. A lot of 70's era polyester lounge looking things.
I did get lucky and find one that I started on, but the pockets were put on with some sort of iron-on bonding strip that is proving to be a bear of a time removing without leaving glue or shine marks. Still slowly working on that one.
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