So im going for a 50's greaser look and wanted one that's not too thick that can be worn everywhere without me sweating, how thick actually is this?
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This jacket is very thick and hard leather. It's extremely heavy and and pretty warm. I would say that it's probably not for everyday use.
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Hi, it's about 1/2" thick. We have had the piece about a year and have been pleased. There's a lot of lanolin "leakage" from the wool onto the cotton side which creates funky beige stains, but so far it's been purely a cosmetic problem. We've been putting the thing on cotton side up just in case the wool would seep onto our sheets.
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It's about 1/2 an inch thick. The edges are sort of contoured. It's like the memory foam is about 3/4 an inch smaller on all sides than the red fabric and backing. So the red fabric goes down the length of the 1/2 thickness and then out about 3/4 an inch to meet with the backing. Therefore, the edges are about an 1/8 inch thick. Imagine a very smooshed top hat to be what the thickness looks like. Yes it is non-slip. We have linoleum but I'm sure it responds similarly to wood floor. They can be moved around without a lot of effort, but they stay in place pretty well.
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It'll probably be just about perfect for NC 37 Skin. I am a NC 40 Skin and have the Missha 31 and it's slightly darker.
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So far, it's been pretty docile when it comes to thickly layered materials, since many of my outfits, such as my Schala and FF9 'Iron Tail' Fratley cosplay, since the first had a beaded ribbon lining the sleeves and collar part; the Fratley cosplay was a bit more of a re-customization of an old jacket that my brother had torn up, along making a hat from scratch and several other items. For leather, however, you may have to use the tools made for the material. Leather is one of those materials that one should be afraid to make mistakes in, and I was afraid to touch the machine for the gillies that I had to make, since it did occasionally throw a hissy fit whenever I used it for a pair of pants that I'd made into capris.
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I don't use one because the fleece on the bottom is very nice but you could. I haven't had problems with slippage. It's more of an english fit obviously. It's a nice lightweight alternative.
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I would call it thin. One could also say "lite." I find them grand for quick workouts or even going out. They have a nice look and drape well, clean and simple. Glad my wife bought Three pair. She got these when I was rehabbing from back surgery and they were a perfect choice. If you are looking for a Medium to Heavy cloth, these are not for you. Also they have two front pockets which come in very handy, without getting in the way. Hope that helps, G
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I use it on my thighs and wear the leg sweat bands. I purchased a pair of zaggora.com hot pants to wear with it. My skin felt soft and smooth after putting it on. I put it on my behind too. You only need a little. I say a quarter size per thight depending on leg size. If you use to much it will be itchy and feelings like burning. I stated in another comment. Ive bought 4 bottles since trying it in November. Love it, must have for the gym.
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In my opinion I don't think it's that thick but it's not thin. To me it's average. Also It's warm but the level of warmth is different from person to person.
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I wear it over a light shirt, but under a jacket or sweater because I had read reviews that said it can irritate the skin if worn under a shirt. It is elastic, but it's not so firm that it would cut into the skin unless perhaps you wore it all day. The manufacturer recommends wearing it for short periods of time, and I think that is good advice. It's not meant for wearing during very active times either, in my opinion. I also don't think it would look very good under just a shirt unless you have no back fat at all!
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My husband said it's a few inches thick. It's a nice item, but might be a bit bulky if your carrying it around (not in a briefcase). Hope that helps.
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Hi, Neil... I did use it for light night for bicycle once since I have not use it very much.. it is okay to wear it with thick It is better clip thick clothes or baseball cap back. not front?
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Its a thick vynal. Doesnt tear easily. Love mine. Dont have to move a whole lot to get a good sweat going
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Hi Deanna, My husband works in the oilfield. He is requires FR with "x" amount of bright and reflective fabric. After washing this item a few times it became not as bright. He still uses them under a vest when they get worn. Also the sizes we found run a bit bigger than normal. I hope this helps. It really is a great FR shirt for the price.Tami
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it's not cheapy thin if that helps ;) It's kind of thick- i would guesstimate it was 1/8th - i ended up not using mine - it's pretty big and wasn't what I had hoped for once I saw it . looks kinda cheapy... hope this helps!
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It's probably perfect for commuting since it's very warm but not bulky like most Down coats. I wear it outdoors until its below zero then you need something warm underneath it.
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I find it to be plenty warm enough on it's own for work days (in the car before it warms up, walking to and from the car, etc). For outdoor activities I like to layer with a sweatshirt, fleece or sweater for added warm. The slim profile of the jacket vs the huge puffy down made my decision for me. I'm willing to sacrifice a bit of warmth for the reduced bulk.