Sewing a 1950's type II denim jacket

[@eddienrivera]

amazing work. one day ill have all the different machinery. Im glad I watch this, Now I know how to make my life easier with the ways you sewed certain parts of the denim jacket.

[@danielpulido5655]

Beautiful I love how you left the selvedge on the button plackets wonderful job

[@lukascustoms601]

Thank you so much! Ive been looking for a solid Type 2 pattern for a while now. Will def pay your Etsy a visit :) God bless you!

[@alonamit9614]

Amazing video where can I get this pattern 🙏

[@dominiccruz1201]

It’s amazing to see all the different machines used in the construction of the jacket. I really enjoyed watching your video and hope to see more of your work. Thank you for sharing. ❤

[@Calsdenim]

Wow, this video deserves a million views. You are an excellent craftsman

[@uidndin1078]

i have an attempt to know how do people sew a denim jacket for no reason,can’t believe there’s a video showing the whole process.Thanks for your awesome work 😂

[@uidndin1078]

love the fact that you don’t have to iron the fabric cause it was solid so you just have to fold it like a piece of paper 😁

[@africanhistory]

Good old Zoje. I am enjoying the process but seem to be struggling with the machines. but I Like how the pockets were done on a non-split bar twin needle.

[@brownsugarcoffee1]

Omg!! you do such beautiful work❤

[@debbie845]

Beautiful work!

[@sdunca4864]

Bravo again JE- just like the first video of this style- very informative! Love the weight and the cut/style- are you referencing pictures or an older pattern? Love the style- add some gusseted pockets and a longer split-tail and some flannel/shearling lining and it would be an awesome cow-hand field/camp coat! Beautiful again. This series is appreciated- Bravo!

[@retroreason]

Thanks, references are old jackets, pictures, different pattern drafts etc. definitely endless options for sure.

[@user-gj3iu7qu8b]

Great video. Thank you for sharing!

[@Philotimoman33]

Amazing work! I've been looking everywhere for Type II jacket pattern but to no avail

[@retroreason]

Might have one available soon...

[@LiveFastDieYoungFB]

@@retroreason I would be interested in it!

[@wildbirdsmusic]

@@retroreason Yes please!!!

[@Oblogonogo]

this is awseome. what machine is that?

[@bennytorres6273]

Nice work! Do you do this for yourself or do you take orders?

[@marcus2280]

Do you add ease if you are using a felling machine to attach sleeves to body?

[@retroreason]

no. my felling machine has a variable feed, so a machine without my take a little experimentation to get right. you can always attach the sleeve single needle and then run it through the double needle chainstitch. in my type 1 video thats how i attached the sleeve.

[@marcus2280]

@@retroreason thanks for the tip.

[@rndea100]

watch this video loads of times i learn just from watching i just picked up one of them singer 31ks with the walking foot for cheap

[@ElMachuYT]

looks incredible

[@uidndin1078]

amazing work!

[@tarotcaba]

Amazing! Is that a Singer 31-15? I am longing to buy one precisely to sew denim. ❤ great desing and video.

[@retroreason]

Yes, it is!

[@thomd7886]

The link to your website didn't work for me.

[@retroreason]

Thanks

[@manjillejonson-ib6bx]

amazing work!! but what kind of thread or denim do you use?

[@retroreason]

A&E thread, denim was from pacific blue denim

[@kowler1982]

Amazing work

[@retroreason]

Thanks

[@katiechierepko6189]

Do you have any videos on how you draft your patterns?

[@retroreason]

Just added a video on drafting jeans, jackets are a little different because I'm working off of vintage garments, not a proper drafting system.

[@envy928]

When you start a line of stitches, why do you put a piece of scrap denim infront/behind? for example, at 24:30

[@retroreason]

either the seam is really thick and the foot needs some help to get started or to save thread in between pieces also its good to keep your foot from resting on the feed dog teeth

[@yawa-idyasharala]

How long does it take you to do one jacket ? Need a gauge ...

[@retroreason]

8-10 hours

[@yawa-idyasharala]

@@retroreason ✊🏾

[@marcelojacob9201]

Perfection

[@СандроСандро-т9в]

Wau Perfekt typ ll jacket 1953 von Levi s ✌

[@rndea100]

nice work pal super dope it only took couple hours ??

[@retroreason]

Thanks. Probably 8-10 hours, making the video slows down the sewing.

[@edyariezman1495]

After watching for the whole video, So it not possible to use just 1 type of machine to make this jacket.

[@retroreason]

It is possible and way easier to do it entirely on one machine.

[@ginawonja5883]

These old sewing machine are so quiet...

[@NotyourTerryson]

1:06:43 Hemming and sleeve plackets

[@africanhistory]

not sure this guy knows how to use that saw. Why not cut from the open end?

[@jorgevasquez4077]

❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊

[@africanhistory]

Any slower and they will be ready in 2050

[@guilleiza5429]

Can you share the brand of the machine you are using and the model number please

[@retroreason]

if you watch my other videos i think they are listed in them