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Stephen Shore's candid eye, vivid color palette and balanced composition are revealed in an iconic image taken at the Merced River in California's Yosemite National Park in 1979. Reinterpreted into a series by cropping into sections of the original photograph, Shore creates a remix of his own work as part of his new landmark publication, The Book of Books, which unites 83 separate projects into a two-volume tome. In August 2005, prompted by The New York Times coverage of Hurricane Katrina, Shore set out to produce an entire book for every day the paper ran a story worthy of a six-column front page. "It was not about the event itself, but what life was like on that day," he explains. Using print-on-demand technology, he turned each book shot within the span of 24 hours into a limited edition, self-published visual diary that he then distributed at his galleries. The individual titles are now gathered for the first time in the 2,000-image-strong catalogue raisonné. A pioneer of contemporary photography, Shore spent his teenage years taking pictures at Warhol's studio and was integral to introducing color photography into the contemporary art world in the 1970s. At the ripe age of 24, Shore was the first living photographer to have a solo exhibition at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and to date his work has featured in many publications including Elle and W magazine. Here, the photographer talks about taking publishing into his own hands.
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It has forced me to pay attention to life throughout an average day. It is not only the dramatic moments that deserve attention, but the small moments, too.
Did you decide on the subject of each book beforehand?
There are a couple of different ways to structure a book. One is to collect pictures together––for example, pictures that I have taken over the last ten years. Or there is another way, which is to photograph with the book in mind. That's what these were. As I was photographing, I was thinking about how the pictures would relate to each other in a book and about how what I was photographing at one moment related to what I had photographed ten minutes before.
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DETROIT -- This city, they tell me, is done.
Torn down by the self-interested. Looted by the self-serving. Done in by neglect of duty. Its people continue to go away. The only things to corroborate their time here are sagging roofs and ghost gardens that bloom unmanicured every spring.
At sunup, the commuters come. By sundown they retreat for their suburbs, careful to avoid the surface streets. At the golden hour, the city dweller too goes home and locks his door fearing the lawless will visit his porch.
Sometimes I hate this city and what has happened to it and those who caused it. Sometimes I wonder why I ever came back here at all.
When I feel this way, I don't run from Detroit. I find myself running to it and its crevices and corners and characters. It is still, despite its mammoth problems, one of the most magnetic places I have ever been.
I like to drink coffee at the firehouses. They are safe places inhabited by good men and women who sometimes have more concern about the neighborhood they serve than those living there. I have seen children in trouble to come to them for safety. The firehouses are open to the public and if you are a decent sort, you can get yourself a cup.
On Belle Isle is the Anna Scripps Whitcomb Conservancy. It is free and warm and tranquil. You can sit alone with your thoughts under the glass dome and breathe in the moist air and scent of exotic fauna. When the wind blows, the greenhouse panes rattle like the chains of Christmas Future.
Belle Isle was designed by the same architects who created New York City's Central Park. And if you sit at the southern end of Central Park you are treated to a view of one of the magnificent skylines in America. The same is true at the southern tip of Belle Isle. You will see a beautiful view of one the greatest skylines in America but you will hear seagulls rather than traffic.
In Eastern Market, I go to Zeff's diner with my daughter for eggs and corned beef hash and then we go to Kap's, where the butchers let us inspect the hog carcasses and I can explain food and where it comes from.
Saturday is the big market day and I like to go to Bert's and drink Heineken and listen to the people sing karaoke. There is a semi-street man there with bad teeth who sings unbelievably competent versions of Journey.
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra is one of the country's finest and oldest. Orchestra Hall, in midtown, is one of its most acoustically perfect. You might go and listen. Not watch but listen. We nearly lost our orchestra because of disinterest. We have a second chance. Tickets are $20, about the same as a hotdog and two beers at Comerica Park and they don't mind if you come in blue jeans. As bassist Rick Robinson, a Detroit native, told me: "When the music stops we're left with silence."
On the east side of the city is Sindbad's restaurant on the water. They have the best calamari in town. Tender and lightly breaded, and out back a long curved bar and a wall of windows overlooking the marina. Back there you will find Tugboat Joe whom I like to visit. He is the keeper of the tug, which has won the tugboat races four years running. Joe and I will smoke and watch the water and he talks about how the walleye will be running soon. Sometimes, he gives me a goose egg for my kid.
Palmer Park is a nice public golf course at 7 Mile and Woodward. Just $12 for 18 holes I can't wait to make the turn for the 13th because a troop of red fox lives there in the bramble and one will occasionally sniff your ball as though it were a pickled egg.
The Bronx on Second has a good burger. The Dakota Inn Rathskeller on John R has good schnitzel. The Olympia on Michigan has good blues music and a better crowd.
Detroit is alive despite the problems. And we will get beyond them.
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Weekend Confirmed Episode 38Two hallmarks of the season come together this episode of Weekend Confirmed. Brian got hit full force with the flu this week and is out recouperating (get well soon buddy). But this time of year always brings people together and in that spirit, joining Garnett and Jeff this week are David Ellis and Billy Berghammer. A massive show ensues. All four have been playing Cataclysm and share their different experiences both with the early and high-level content. But this isn't Warcraft Confirmed and there's more Gran Turismo 5 talk and Assassin's Creed Brotherhood to round out Whatcha' Been Playin? Your insights on the future for Modern Warfare 3 lead the Warning, where the topic of whether our expectations have risen too high for games in general. Big time game announcements in advance of the VGAs anchor the news in the Front Page.
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image © Mitchell Joyce and Kristin MansonThe Association of American University Presses (AAUP) surveyed its members and ARL libraries in 2012 to identify elements of successful collaborations. The survey included questions on operational and financial structures and resulted in descriptions of the variety of existing relationships between presses and libraries. Follow-up interviews with some respondents were conducted in 2013. Today AAUP released a report, Press and Library Collaboration Survey, that includes a number of broad conclusions and recommendations for successful collaboration. For an overview and to read the full report, see the AAUP news release, "Successful Press-Library Collaborations Rely on Complementary Skills, Resources, and Missions."
The Library Publishing Forum aims to bring together representatives of libraries engaged in or considering publishing activities. The first forum will be hosted by the Library Publishing Coalition in Kansas City, Missouri, on March 5–6, 2014. Registration is now open and a call for posters has been announced. Early-bird registration ends January 31. Poster proposals are due January 24.
This report summarizes the results of a project to investigate options that research libraries have for providing publishing support to small, print-based publishers.
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After presenting an organizational context in which Purdue University Press is embedded in the Libraries, the speaker explores the concept of "a continuum of scholarly communication needs" at Purdue University, and shows how the Press and Digital Collections Librarian are collaborating to try and provide services to fill these. He then focuses on marketing as a key area of collaboration. Presented at the SSP/ARL "Partnering to Publish" Seminar, November 2010.
Describes the Utah State University Libraries' experiment to publish USU faculty authors in all fields and disciplines as Open Access electronic books that will once again place the Press, now integrated into the Library, at the center of the university. Presented at the SSP/ARL "Partnering to Publish" Seminar, November 2010.
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To foster a deeper understanding of an emerging research library role as publishing service provider, in late 2007 the Association of Research Libraries surveyed its membership to gather data on the publishing services they were providing. Following the survey, publishing program managers at ten institutions participated in semi-structured interviews to delve more deeply into several aspects of service development: the sources and motivations for service launch, the range of publishing services, and relationships with partners.
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The proprietor of The Chart Store is Ronald L. Griess. Ron is an investment professional with over 40 years of experience in portfolio management, investment and economic research and sales. A Nebraska native and University of Nebraska graduate, Ron began his career in 1969 and has always been fascinated with the "big picture." He has found charts to be very beneficial in the research and decision-making process. His love of collecting data and drawing charts has resulted in The Chart Store web site. The library of charts he has assembled is one of the largest to be found anywhere and is presented in downloadable .pdf format to subscribers of both the regular and premium subscriptions. In addition, the Weekly Chart Blog, a selection of current charts annotated with comments by Ron, is posted each weekend for subscribers to the premium subscription service.
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ST. LOUIS (AP) - Whether Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina tagged Mark Ellis at home plate in the ninth inning of the NL championship series opener is beside the point.
A day later, most everyone agreed: The Gold Glover earned the out.
Molina received right fielder Carlos Beltran's one-hop throw with plenty of time to brace himself for the onrushing Ellis. As Ellis barreled in, Molina turned his shoulder and held onto the ball as he absorbed the blow for an inning-ending double play that kept the score 2-all.
Did Molina actually tag Ellis? Replays were inconclusive.
"The fact of the matter is if you run over the catcher and the guy holds on to the ball, you've been out since 1888," Cardinals ace Adam Wainwright said Saturday.
Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said if replay covers that type of play next season, he might have an argument. He said "everybody basically in the ballpark" watched Ellis get up and walk away thinking he was out, and Molina walk away satisfied.
"Anybody who says there is a controversy hasn't looked at the slo-mo replay," Wainwright said, adding it was clear Molina tagged him on the forearm.
Dodgers reliever J.P. Howell said from his view, he'd have called Ellis out, too. He used an NFL analogy to support that.
"Honestly," Howell said, "If I'm the pitcher I'm hoping the red flag has already been used and I get to keep that call."
GUESS AGAIN: Like it or not, Dodgers manager Don Mattingly has had to justify his strategy in Game 1.
After a 3-2, 13-inning loss to the Cardinals on Friday night, Mattingly explained and re-explained why he took out Adrian Gonzalez for pinch-runner Dee Gordon, saying he felt it was a good time to take a shot.
Then on Saturday, he was asked about his use of closer Kenley Jansen in the 13th inning with two on and one out. Jansen faced one batter, giving up Carlos Beltran's winning RBI single.
"Well, we thought it was just that kind of game," Mattingly said. "Usually, you're not going to use him until you have the game. Once they get into a situation where it's a guy in scoring position there, we're going to try to stop it right there with Kenley, our best guy."
Mattingly said he talked to Jansen after making the move mid-inning, "kind of the old-time way of using a guy," instead of at the start of the inning. But he pointed out Cardinals closer Trevor Rosenthal worked two innings and added, "It's just that time of year."
WINNING COMBINATION: Max Scherzer won his first 13 decisions. Clay Buchholz won his first 11.
One of their teams will lose Sunday night when Scherzer starts for the Tigers against Buchholz and the Red Sox in Game 2 of the AL championship series.
Scherzer is a favorite to win the AL Cy Young Award after going 21-3 with a 2.90 ERA.
"My confidence level has always been the same from the day I arrived into the big leagues to now," Scherzer said. "I believe confidence is a choice. And I always choose I'm going to believe that I'm always going to come out on top."
After his first loss July 13, he won his next six decisions. Scherzer finished the regular season with a 1-0 win at Minnesota on Sept. 25, won the AL division series opener against Oakland and got the victory in Game 4 when he allowed one run in two innings of relief.
"You could tell that he was a little unsettled, because it's totally different than coming to the park and preparing for a start and going over your game plan and the whole ball of wax," Detroit manager Jim Leyland said.
Buchholz was 9-0 before going on the disabled list for three months with a strained neck. He won his first two starts after returning on Sept. 10, then lost before winning his final start. He finished with 12-1 with a 1.74 ERA.
"Didn't think I'd ever be that good," Buchholz said. "The frustrating part was I couldn't go out and pitch and try to keep it going. So it was definitely a fun first half for me, which I would have given a lot of it up to pitch throughout the season."
Boston manager John Farrell said Buchholz is in good shape.
"In the starts that he's made since coming off the DL, there's still been a little bit of a building component, building his stamina and endurance," Farrell said. "Coming out of, particularly, the last three starts, where we've been able to get him over 100, 110 pitches on each of those outings, I think he comes away with greater confidence on the physical side of things."
LEYLAND PEEVED: Leyland certainly wasn't a fan of the Fox crew about two hours before Saturday night's ALCS opener.
With a light drizzle falling and the Red Sox taking batting practice, the Tigers skipper noticed a large amount of the dugout was taken up by Fox personnel.
"You're going to have to move that when the players come out," he said.
He later said, "What is this: a TV studio or a dugout?"
About 15 minutes later - as the Tigers' players were starting to make their way out to stretch - he got up from his seat and searched out a Detroit public relations staff member, insisting the crew move to the field.
The crew moved its lights and equipment, then interviewed Detroit left fielder Jhonny Peralta in front of the dugout.
CRAZY CAROMS: Leyland wasn't worried about shortstop-turned-left fielder Jhonny Peralta playing in front of the Green Monster.
Fenway Park's 37-foot-high left-field wall has a ladder hanging from it that's in play. It was used before seats were built atop the wall in 2003 as a way to retrieve balls from a 23-foot-high net atop the wall. The Red Sox left the ladder there because it was one of Fenway Park's quirks.
"Everyone is making a big deal out of it," Leyland said. "When it hits that ladder, I don't think any Red Sox, Tiger or Kansas City Royal, or anyone else knows where it's going.
"It's a little tricky to play the wall," he said. "And the Red Sox do that better because they're used to it. As far as getting carried away, talking about the ladder, that's ridiculous. Nobody knows what it's going to do when it hits that thing."
Looking for better infield defense, Leyland inserted former Red Sox slick-fielding shortstop Jose Iglesias, a trade-deadline acquisition, into the starting lineup and moved Peralta to left.
In Boston's AL division series, Tampa Bay left fielder Sean Rodriguez misplayed two caroms in Game 1. In Game 2, he misplayed a carom into a triple.
During Game 1 of the 1975 ALCS, Oakland outfielder Claudell Washington misplayed a couple of balls off the wall.
After dropping Game 1, the Dodgers will turn to their ace Clayton Kershaw to even up the series. The National League Cy Young Award favorite had a 0.69 ERA and 18/4 K/BB ratio in 13 innings over two starts during the NLDS against the Braves. He pitched on three days' rest for the first time in his career in Game 4 on Monday, but he'll be going on regular rest in this one.
Michael Wacha will get the ball for the Cardinals after he flirted with a no-hitter in Game 4 of the NLDS against the Pirates on Monday. The rookie right-hander ended up giving up one run on one hit over 7 1/3 innings while striking out nine batters and walking a pair. He held the Nationals hitless for 8 2/3 innings during his final regular season start on September 24, so the Dodgers will hope to buck that trend. This will be their first look at Wacha.
The teams return to Dodger Stadium for Games 3, 4 & 5 on Monday, October 14. The teams will also play on Tuesday and Wednesday night, October 15 & 16. If games 6 & 7 are necessary they will return to St. Louis, Friday and Saturday October 18 & 19.
The Dodgers are going with starting pitchers Hyun-Jin Ryu and Ricky Nolasco in Games 3 and 4. Paco Rodriguez was not on the roster, leaving the Dodgers with one lefty in the bullpen.
The Cardinals made no roster moves. Manager Mike Matheny hasn't announced his choice for Game 4 starter and said the two candidates, rookie Shelby Miller and Lance Lynn, would be available in relief for Game 1.
The Dodgers were 4-3 against the Cardinals this season, but St. Louis had a better overall season record earning the home-field advantage.
Los Angeles is four wins from its first World Series appearance since 1988, when the Dodgers won their sixth title.
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Carlos Beltran capped his latest scintillating postseason performance with an RBI single in the 13th inning early Saturday that lifted the St. Louis Cardinals over the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-2 in the NL championship series opener.
Beltran hit a tying, two-run double in the third inning, then threw out a runner at the plate from right field in the 10th to keep it even.
Well past midnight at Busch Stadium, Beltran singled into the right-field corner with one out against Kenley Jansen in the 13th to finish a game that took 4 hours, 47 minutes.
Beltran has 16 home runs, 12 doubles and 34 RBIs in 40 career postseason games, and is hitting .345. The eight-time All-Star is hoping this year ends with his first trip to the World Series.
"Just fun to watch him do his thing, whether it's offensively, the big throw he made defensively," Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said.
It was the longest postseason game for the Dodgers since the 1916 World Series, when Babe Ruth pitched all 14 innings to lead the Boston Red Sox past Brooklyn.
This one also tied for the longest series opener in postseason history, according to STATS. Boston and Cleveland played 13 innings in their 1995 AL division series, with the Indians winning 5-4.
"You work so hard in the offseason, spring training and regular season to get to this point and we're fortunate to be here," Beltran said.
"That's a preview. Today was a good game and that's what it's all about. They didn't want to lose and we didn't want to lose," he said.
Pinch-hitter Daniel Descalso singled with one out in the 13th off rookie Chris Withrow and Matt Carpenter walked. Jansen, usually the Dodgers' closer, relieved and Beltran won it with his hit on a 3-1 count.
Winning pitcher Lance Lynn strengthened his case for a possible Game 4 start with two scoreless innings. Withrow took the loss.
"There were a lot of big outs that both teams got tonight," Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said. "If the rest of the series is like this game, it should be a pretty good one."
The Dodgers had two on in the ninth, 10th and 11th and came up empty. They stranded 11 overall while going 1 for 10 with runners in scoring position. They averaged 6 1-2 runs and batted .333, best ever in an NL postseason series, while taking a four-game division series from the Braves.
Neither team had much time to exhale before the next game, scheduled to start 14 1-2 hours after Descalso crossed the plate. It features a marquee pitching matchup -- major league ERA leader Clayton Kershaw vs. Cardinals rookie Michael Wacha, who's flirted with no-hitters his last two starts.
Dodgers starter Zack Greinke struck out 10 in eight innings, allowing just four hits. Cardinals starter Joe Kelly left after the sixth with the score 2-all.
Mark Ellis tripled with one out in the Dodgers 10th. After Hanley Ramirez was intentionally walked, Michael Young followed with a fly ball to shallow right field that Beltran caught.
Beltran made a strong, one-hop throw home and Ellis crashed into Gold Glove catcher Yadier Molina.
Molina held the ball, but it was hard to tell whether he actually tagged Ellis. On such plays, however, umpires almost always give the benefit to the catcher and call the runner out.
The Dodgers put runners at first and second with two outs in the 11th against John Axford. Pinch-hitter Nick Punto, who played for the Cardinals on their 2011 World Series championship team, struck to end the inning.
Young, in the game after cleanup man Adrian Gonzalez was pulled for a pinch-runner in the eighth, got another chance in 12th. With runners on first and second, he grounded into an inning-ending double play against Lynn.
Beltran's double in the third barely eluded center fielder Andre Ethier.
Slowed by a sore ankle, Ethier made his first start in this postseason. He appeared to mistime his jump just a bit as he banged into the padded wall.
Beltran's two-run double in the third was the only damage against Greinke. He fanned Carpenter, Matt Adams and Pete Kozma twice each and struck out the side in the fifth.
The teams are postseason foes for the first time since a Dodgers sweep in their 2009 division series. It's their first NLCS matchup since 1985, when the Cardinals won in six games behind game-breaking homers from Ozzie Smith and Jack Clark off Tom Niedenfuer.
Kelly left on his own terms after six innings in a 2-all tie, hurt only by Juan Uribe's two-run single in the third. Counting multiple efforts, the Cardinals had five relievers warm but the Dodgers were 1 for 7 with runners in scoring position.
Kelly got all three outs on strikeouts in the first. The Dodgers left runners on second and third when Gonzalez and Yasiel Puig fanned.
Kershaw started the division series clincher against Atlanta on three days' rest Monday and will be on regular rest in Game 2. The left-hander said the media made a big deal of short rest, but not he nor Mattingly.
The pregame festivities began with a nod to tradition, with eight Clydesdales pulling a Budweiser beer wagon that made two laps around the warning track at Busch Stadium. For a long time, the Cardinals were owned by Anheuser-Busch. The ceremony ended with Hall of Famer Bob Gibson, St. Louis ace Adam Wainwright and injured closer Jason Motte throwing simultaneous first pitches.
Dodgers hitting coach Mark McGwire got a nice hand when he lined up along the third base line during introductions. So did two other former Cardinals, utility men Skip Schumaker and Punto. There was some booing for Greinke, who referred to Cardinals ace Chris Carpenter as a "phony" when Greinke was with the Brewers.
NOTES: Miss Missouri, Shelby Ringdahl, sang the national anthem. ... Carpenter, who entered in a 1-for-29 slump, walked and scored on Beltran's double. ... Greinke's career best is 15 strikeouts for the Royals on Aug. 25, 2009, against Cleveland. ... It was the longest NLCS game since the New York Mets beat Atlanta 4-3 in 15 innings on Robin Ventura's "grand slam-single" in 1999.
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28 Inch Fitted Cafe Racer 660
Material: Waxy Cowhide
Free shipping for all orders over $100 within the continental USA and APO.
Looking for a size or color that is not available?
This cafe racer is made from lightweight cowhide, and is a longer and more fitted version of the classic cafe racer motorcycle jacket. Inspired by jackets from the original Schott archives.
It features:
- 28in length
- Four zippered pocket front
- Plaid cotton lining.
- A contemporary fitted look
- Union made in the U.S.A.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
The inside scoop.
There's not a whole lot of info out there on this jacket - so I figured I'd give you the inside scoop.
Let's talk about fit before finish. This one is a slim cut for the skinnier people - if you have broad shoulders or bulky muscles, watch out. Normally I wear a 42 long in a 141 and I was debating between a medium and a large - but the large was definitely the way to go. There's a touch of extra room in the chest and gut, but none in the shoulders. The sleeve length was good, even at 6'1", it hits where it should. It does have a little flare at the bottom, so the profile looks more like the photo Schott shows of the back, rather than the one they show of the front. Since it doesn't have a bi-swing back or sleeves, arm movement is a bit restricted and the cuffs ride up a bit when your arms are stretched out. So I'd definitely say it's better suited for walking the streets rather than riding them.
Now finish. I expected the lightweight leather to be thin, but it was not. It's actually got a bit of heft to it. I'd say thick enough even for the winter months and the flannel lining makes it feel warmer than a 141 without the zip-in. The sleeves are satin lined making it easy to get in and out of. The hides and tanning were absolutely perfect - I've never seen leather so smooth. Mine doesn't have as much shine as the one in the photo and the zippers are totally different - it has old-style chain ring pulls rather than tab pulls and they look darker and more subtle in real life. There's also an inside pocket at the left chest. This zippered cuffs do not have the wind-flap, which I thought was a little bit of a bummer. The overall craftsmanship and quality is top-notch.
All said - this one is pretty sweet. I'd have to put it in the Street category rather than the Motorcycle category since it's missing a few of those elements riders appreciate most (bi-swing back and wind-flaps at the cuffs and behind the main zipper). I think it's geared a little more towards fashion than function. It's not going to replace the 141, but it feels and looks good and is a nice addition. I'll give 4 and half stars - since it's just a couple of wind flaps and gussets away from perfection. I think to get any better, I'll have to have Schott custom make one. But, in the meantime I'll definitely wear the hell out of this one.
Be good. Ride safe.
Published: Mon, 12/6/2010 by Hellbilly
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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
Just got this and it is a terrific jacket. The large fits very well (I am 6'2', 170) and my wife is knocked out by how good it looks.
I have another excellent Schott piece (the leather 740 peacoat) and the 660 is just as well constructed.
Published: Mon, 3/7/2011 by mark lamar
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Bottom Line
Let's see, I had been searching for a decent looking leather jacket for months. Finally stumbling upon Schott's website I did some reading up on their history. It seems that I came to the right place. I e-mailed customer service about my size and they said I should go small. Although I wanted a little room. I went medium just because of this. When the jacket arrived my first impression is that it was a bit small. Although this being my first jacket, i figured out it has a very conformed fit to it. As the previous reviewer states if you have wide shoulders or bulky muscles you should definitely stay away. Even my shoulders push at the edges but the more and more i wear this jacket the more and more I love it. I'm no hipster but this jacket feels like it's a part of me. Zipped up it's nice and snug. Unzipped it's able to breathe and flap in the wind. Both look great and the quality is unsurpassed by anything leather I have ever seen. A very nice thick heft to it and a bit of a shine. So my bottom line is... I found what I'm looking for even when contemplating a return which i quickly denied by ripping the tags off :). The shoulder's don't get any larger with a large and extra chest room isn't what I needed. So it's perfect and I give it 5 stars. If i do get any bigger then the below, well then I'll just have to invest in another Schott. Although I'm not planning on doing any fist pumps anytime soon, cheers !
My Weight & Height Specs
155lbs 6,0ft
Published: Mon, 12/13/2010 by Steven S
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
A good jacket but could be great.
I live in France and received this jacket as a gift from a friend that bought it in NYC. I'm tall and slim (6'6' and 190 lbs). I got a size large.
The jacket is very narrow but fits well at the shoulders and the chest. I've found the cut a little loose at the waist and the butt : The lower back is odly shaped, in my opinion, almost waisted like a women jacket.
Actualy, I'm considering to have it tailored, but I don't know if that's realistic and if that won't ruin the nice stiching work.
Of course, without the swing back, arms movement are pretty constricted, but that goes with the slim look and the small size (for me).
Expectedly, the sleeves are too short (they sit at my wrist) but still ok for a casual use. Since this is not a real motorbike jacket, and considering my size, I'm not complaining.
It's too early for me to really form and opinion about the leather. It's much ligther than the regular cowhide of my old 80's Schott flight jacket or my Soubirac bike jacket, but it still feels substantial (and strangely stiff). It's a little too shiny for my taste. I'll have to wait to see if it ages well, but I'm pretty confident about that.
My jacket came with a black and gray lining (the red one pictured on the site looks better, in my opninion, but to each his own). A rather thin liner, that makes the jacket very adequate to mild weather.
All in all a very fine looking jacket.
The jacket seems very well built, but there are a few shortcut that I find regretable considering the price tag : A three panels back, no gusset at the wrists,and wrist zippers that won't stay put, no wind flap on the (super stiff) main zipper. The last one is a real drawback, IMO, for a "cafe racer". Even if it's not a jacket designed for riding, I get that, I may wish, at some point, ride in it ! And, anyway, a flap would also protect a shirt to get stuck in the zipper of a very snug jacket.
I would also have liked a snap fastener for the collar strap when not in use.
Bottom line : Very good looking, well built, strange lower back cut and a few cheap details for a Schott.
Published: Tue, 7/31/2012 by Philippe
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I must disagree with previous reviewers
This is a beautiful jacket and I love it, but I must disagree with the previous posts in regards to the overall fit. I am 5 11 and 195 lb and wear 44 in Vanson sizing, I am quite bulky with wide shoulders. I bought XL because of the reviews here but I had to exchange it for a L. Jacket is not as fitted as described it has plenty of room, and sleeves are quite spacious. It has a snug fit for any type of body I suppose, so bulky guys, dont shy away.
Published: Sun, 5/8/2011 by Pete Pope
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Very nice!
Just picked up the 660 in black and I must say it is a work of art. Each time I get a Schott jacket I am surprised by the top notch quality of the materials used and the craftsmanship. Here are my impressions about this jacket:
1. The leather is thick. I wouldn't consider it a lightweight jacket. But compared to other thicker Schott models, it is a bit lighter.
2. The craftsmanship and stitching work is world-class.
3. The 28" length is much longer than I'm used to and may take a while getting used to. All my other Schott jackets are 24-26" long.
4. I wouldn't want to ride a motorcycle in it. Just too long unless you are really tall and the shoulders don't push up while seated.
5. The zippers and all the hardware is brass colored and looks really decent. I personally think the chrome looks the best in these fine leather jackets because it adds a sharp contrast.
6. The tapered waist makes the jacket look extremely sharp. Good thinking by the designers at Schott.
7. The missing sleeve gussets are a mystery but I still like the jacket a lot. I knew this model didn't come with it but I'm over it because I can wear it with the sleeve zippers closed at all time since there is a bit of extra room in the wrist compared with other motorcycle models with sleeve gussets.
8. I really like the fact it's a fitted jacket. It looks sharp and tailored. It is a bit tight around the armpit when you're driving though due to lack of underarm footballs so whenever you raise your arms up, you can feel the tightness. But I guess that is the price you pay for a fitted, tailored look. In my opinion, well worth the minor discomfort.
9. This jacket is not made for fat guys. If you have a beer belly, watch out! Made for the athletic or skinnier folks.
Overall, this is a really nice jacket and I consider it my most versatile Schott since I can wear it for work, or going out.
Published: Fri, 12/6/2013 by Young gun
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660 Great for you tall guys!
Amazing racer for tall men! I am 6' 5" 230 lbs and this jacket fits great! I got this jacket in XXL and it is awesome. Definitely fitted around the armhole, but proportionaly perfect (consistent with a contemporary fit). I had the 141L for several years and it always felt too short. The extra inch on the 660 makes all the difference. Been looking for a Schott racer that fits for some time and my search is finally over.
Note that the leather matches the price point, so not as thick as the 141. Top quality nonetheless!
Published: Sat, 3/10/2012 by SchottChap
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Everyone is Different!!
I bought this at the factory sale this December 2011. I'm 6'0, 175lbs, broad shoulders, narrow waist. My chest is about 42, and my waist is 32. After reading all the reviews here about how the jacket running small I was considering XL. But, the moment I tried on the Large, which is my normal size, it fit just like it's supposed to at the top part. I work out and have broad shoulders, and I have plenty of room in this jacket! The chest is not constricting at all, I don't know what the other reviewers are talking about.
Not only did I buy my regular size, but after I bought I had to get it tailored! The jacket was too loose at the bottom by the waist. It was flapping around too much, I had an expert tailor take it in. After the tailor job the jacket fits me perfectly. The leather is great quality, and I love the look. I'm looking forward to seeing how it holds up to the 35 degree weather in NYC.
Based on what I read and my experience I guess you have to take your best guess cause everyone seems to have complete opposite experiences. If you can't find a store to try it on I say order your regular size. And, if you have an athletic build like I do get ready to get it tailored. Love the jacket so far.
Published: Mon, 12/12/2011 by Christopher Hanna
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Great Jacket
I just got this jacket and I have to say that I love it. My girlfriend thinks it looks great. The quality is top notch. I got the large and it fits great. I'm 5'11" and 195lbs. I thought it might be a little small after reading other reviews, but it turned out to be a great fit.
Bottom line: Schott's superior quality and great customer service has turned me into a lifetime customer.
Published: Thu, 10/27/2011 by Daniel Smith
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660 medium
Bought the jacket today from heralds leather house on 138 west 34th street NYC, was very surprised how well this jacket fit and the quality is far superior to any other jacket i have owned since. I'm 5'10 155lbs the small just about zipped up and the medium fit great with enough room to have a sweatshirt underneath. Really love the fit. Will not buy leather goods anywhere else now that I've found Schott NYC, and have pride in wearing something made in the USA
Published: Tue, 8/16/2011 by Ryan Manalapan NJ
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This is it!
This is the one I've been looking for!
I saw it here, ordered it, wear and love it since!
Published: Mon, 9/20/2010 by Karsten Koch
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