IHSB-BIGBUCK-NAT - Deerskin Western Shirt 'The Big Buck' - Natural
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@pechelman I was going to buy from him but didn't because it ended up being too small in measurements.
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@Mizmazzle Last I recall was that he was selling it or had sold it.
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@sabergirl said in IHSB-BIGBUCK-NAT - Deerskin Western Shirt 'The Big Buck' - Natural:
I’d say out of respect for those he ripped off we probably shouldn’t offer further community. This is probably harsh, but I feel harsh rn.
Sound advice and wisdom!! Thank you
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Hey guys, are there any updates on this release?
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@indigostiff It seems a little but it ain‘t. I think it‘s on the direction of the brush.
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I‘m really really sorry but it‘s state is close to the day I received it last year. I rock the black big buck and my pale rider if possible and keep the natural for special occasions when others a wearin a suit and tie.
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@indigostiff there are colour variances skin to skin, and so over the shirt. This is visible on the product imagery too. As with all Big Bucks, if uniformity and ‘perfection’ is your thing, this isn’t going to be for you.
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@Alex said in IHSB-BIGBUCK-NAT - Deerskin Western Shirt 'The Big Buck' - Natural:
IHSB-BIGBUCK-NAT - Deerskin Western Shirt 'The Big Buck' - Natural
An Iron Heart/Simmons Bilt collaboration, this is our interpretation of the classic western shirt made from natural, undyed deerskin. Unlike hides taken from animals kept as livestock, the leather used in this shirt’s construction has been sourced from wild deer living in the woodland and mountains of Germany and Austria. This results in hides that often show distinctive scars, a byproduct of the antlered males fighting with each other during the rutting season. Being smaller animals, it is more difficult to obtain larger pieces of leather without scars, meaning that no two shirts will be the same, with each bearing the unique characteristics of how the deer lived its life.
Tanned using a centuries-old process known as Sämischgerbung, the leather itself is sourced from the world-renowned Kolesch tannery in Germany. This chemical-free method of tanning is very labour-intensive and time-consuming, but the result is an incredibly soft, smooth leather which is also very hard-wearing. With the natural appearance slowly darkening over time, this exquisite shirt will age beautifully, taking on a patina and character totally unique to you and the way you live.
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@indigostiff see bold above and images from OP. Given these hides are then undyed, anything present will be more visible than on the dyed versions
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@19marc71 how would you compare the big buck vs the pale rider? How do you use them besides having one for special occasions?
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Sorry, it took some days for answering, was caught in family business.
I would like to compare them to a classic mercedes sl and a classic porsche 911. Timeless classics for different usage but totally usable day by day.
I wore the big buck on marriages and ridin my harley, but rode it with the pale rider too and wore it at the opening of art exhibitions. Try to wear them just at rainless weather and temperatures between 13-21 degrees. Like to combine my Wesco’s with both shirts.
Black Suede blubaughs or engineers with the big buck, natural standard & strange‘s or iron heart engineers with the pale rider.Hope you can work with it.
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@19marc71 thanks dude!! Very helpful insight. Awesome wearing a leather shirt to a wedding I thought my Iron Heart sneakers with the suit once the ceremony was finished was the maximum
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