I always style my trucker jackets with the bottom button undone when the rest is done up. It’s a style that originates from England where men riding horses and wearing waistcoats would leave the bottom button undone so it doesn’t ride up their torso when on horseback. It transfers to modern day use though with driving/sitting. Hope it helps a little.
Thanks for your review mate I’m 5.11” for 235, will need xxl for shoulder but it will look really wide on waist so I guess I’ll give up buying it You saved me the hassle to send it back
I'm gonna say my dude, that jacket is a good size on you. I wouldn't go a size up. the bunching when you sit isn't a flaw, it's just how it naturally folds, and I wouldn't knock it for that.
I’ve actually ordered addition screw on buttons that match and measure in another inch and put a closer cuff button for tighter clasp at wrist. Then instal felt stickies on back side of buttons inside so my watch don’t go “dink” every time I move ! Haha. Works tho ! Great review man! 💪🏻
I sold Filson in the 90's and when it comes to tin cloth garments, I always told people to get a size larger because once you break 'em in and put additional wax coatings on there, those wrinkles and creases set themselves in for good and cause stiffness and ride up the length. Usually a "break-in" means it will give way, but with tin cloth it's a bit different. It's about the only time you go a size up with Filson because most of their casual wear and other items run big. My tin cruisers are almost 30 years old and after working in the oil patch and on the farm back in North Dakota, they've got a lot of character but are still in great shape. My gut just doesn't allow me to fit in those old tin pants of mine anymore though. Either way, I just bought this same short cruiser as you and normally in a similar Levi's trucker jacket I'd wear a medium (5' 9", 175), but I'm glad I took a large with this one.
You can order a rivet setter online and set those buttons on the wrist in a matter of under a minute. I went and bought one and it's super easy to add jean buttons to anything I want. It's fantastic. Oh and btw, that weird bunching when sitting can be fixed by unbuttoning the bottom button. I typically just leave mine unbuttoned.
I came to say this. The bottom button doesn’t add warmth. Doesn’t do anything. Always more comfortable open. I have a black tincloth and a rough out suede. Also, if you’re ever down in Seattle, you’ve gotta stop by the flagship. Heaven!
Thank for your video. I've totally in between a L and an XL and am thinking about keeping the XL. As for the sitting and bunching, unbuttoning that bottom button is key. It spreads the jacket when seated, flattening everything out - mostly. I also think it depends on the amount of flexion when in the seated position. When on horseback, for example, the position is much more upright and potentially less bunchy. But when seating in a car, the angle made by the torso and legs is much more acute, accentuated by leaning for the steering wheel. The Large is a perfect fit. Too perfect I think. If was all about style, I suppose I'd keep the Large. But, if I want to layer a little and I maybe account for some of the jacket shrinkage I've heard about, the XL might be the way to go.
Unbutton the last button or even 2 when seated.. same as how a 2 way zippers came about, they were designed to help when seated on a horse or a chair. But honestly, you look great in that jacket.
I always style my trucker jackets with the bottom button undone when the rest is done up. It’s a style that originates from England where men riding horses and wearing waistcoats would leave the bottom button undone so it doesn’t ride up their torso when on horseback. It transfers to modern day use though with driving/sitting. Hope it helps a little.
I do the same when wearing this jacket.
Thank you for this video. You are right there are not a lot of videos about this jacket
Thanks for your review mate
I’m 5.11” for 235, will need xxl for shoulder but it will look really wide on waist so I guess I’ll give up buying it
You saved me the hassle to send it back
I'm gonna say my dude, that jacket is a good size on you. I wouldn't go a size up. the bunching when you sit isn't a flaw, it's just how it naturally folds, and I wouldn't knock it for that.
Looks like a good fit on you! Thanks for sharing your review!
I’ve actually ordered addition screw on buttons that match and measure in another inch and put a closer cuff button for tighter clasp at wrist. Then instal felt stickies on back side of buttons inside so my watch don’t go “dink” every time I move ! Haha. Works tho ! Great review man! 💪🏻
Another great review video!
good video
Great video 👍
I sold Filson in the 90's and when it comes to tin cloth garments, I always told people to get a size larger because once you break 'em in and put additional wax coatings on there, those wrinkles and creases set themselves in for good and cause stiffness and ride up the length. Usually a "break-in" means it will give way, but with tin cloth it's a bit different. It's about the only time you go a size up with Filson because most of their casual wear and other items run big. My tin cruisers are almost 30 years old and after working in the oil patch and on the farm back in North Dakota, they've got a lot of character but are still in great shape. My gut just doesn't allow me to fit in those old tin pants of mine anymore though. Either way, I just bought this same short cruiser as you and normally in a similar Levi's trucker jacket I'd wear a medium (5' 9", 175), but I'm glad I took a large with this one.
What does "short lined" mean? Is it a reference that it's cut short in length or the lining is short?
I’m 5’11”- 200 lbs. L or XL would fit best?
@@TheLtrentlage short, lined Cruiser
You can order a rivet setter online and set those buttons on the wrist in a matter of under a minute. I went and bought one and it's super easy to add jean buttons to anything I want. It's fantastic.
Oh and btw, that weird bunching when sitting can be fixed by unbuttoning the bottom button. I typically just leave mine unbuttoned.
Agreed with your last statement. I don't think I've ever buttoned the bottom button on any of my truckers. Looks better too.
I came to say this. The bottom button doesn’t add warmth. Doesn’t do anything. Always more comfortable open. I have a black tincloth and a rough out suede. Also, if you’re ever down in Seattle, you’ve gotta stop by the flagship. Heaven!
Very good video. 👍🏻🇺🇸🇨🇦
Thank for your video. I've totally in between a L and an XL and am thinking about keeping the XL. As for the sitting and bunching, unbuttoning that bottom button is key. It spreads the jacket when seated, flattening everything out - mostly. I also think it depends on the amount of flexion when in the seated position. When on horseback, for example, the position is much more upright and potentially less bunchy. But when seating in a car, the angle made by the torso and legs is much more acute, accentuated by leaning for the steering wheel. The Large is a perfect fit. Too perfect I think. If was all about style, I suppose I'd keep the Large. But, if I want to layer a little and I maybe account for some of the jacket shrinkage I've heard about, the XL might be the way to go.
I love the wear on your jacket🤩
Thanks! Been wearing it about 4 times a week for the last 3-4 months
Unbutton the last button or even 2 when seated.. same as how a 2 way zippers came about, they were designed to help when seated on a horse or a chair. But honestly, you look great in that jacket.
I’ll buy this from you today!
Can you get these without the wax or oil?
What jeans are those? I have a filsons tin cloth cruiser and love it
These are soso 33oz super heavy denim
Which Crkt-Tool is this?
I think the jacket fits you great and it looks pretty good at all.
Thats a small knife i believe they call it the CKRT Scribe.
@@cameronmcpeak5183 Found it, thank you.
My formula is not stiff. It is still water and flame and wind proof.
1/3 beeswax/paraffin mix 1/3 tung oil 1/3 castor oil
Im 6’4” | 210 lbs; think size “L” should be good?; or XL?
XL
Hey what is the flannel shirt you are wearing?
Thats the Filson Northwest wool shirt
🤟🏽💯
where did you get your hat? brand? thanks
That is the fFilson Mackinaw hat.
Un button your bottom button when sitting down.
leave the bottom button undone
I'm sure it was said, but that jacket is a full size too small for you.
Full size to big in the body but its good in the arms.
3 months of wear!!! Now that’s either a working man or a man that enjoys rolling in mud.
Lol it gets a fair share of abuse. I just got a double logger jacket so i can swap between them.
First world problems