What up guys, welcome to Arccway.
My name is Tolu and as you guys already know from the title of my video, this is another
denim Jackie review, and this jacket I had for over five years.
And I truly, truly love this jacket to a court.
This jacket right here is iconic.
This jacket right here is a staple.
This jacket right here is an essential.
So first and foremost, guys, I have this jacket right here.
I'm going to reviewing it's a 1975 jacket from Zara.
I think the 1975 collection is iconic.
I think it's actually one of those things where you've got to get it while it's hot,
because it's something that it might not last forever, but they also have exclusive looks
within Zara within that collection piece.
Cause they can never find.
Something like this again.
So when I got this jacket, I was like, let's do it.
And this jacket right here is the jacket.
I've been through.
Everything with has one signature pocket on the left hand side, down below it, you could
alter the ends based on the body type.
You is slim a little bit.
And is that it is a washy blue denim.
Look, I personally, I love this book a lot to decide the problems of here.
You can tell how it's just the threaded within the style, but at the same time, it's the
threaded around cuffs as well.
Something I purchased and I was like this, so I really knew what I was getting myself
into.
For retail, the jacket was about four $50.
So you had to get it.
It's a small adjustment, but I had it for like four or five years.
So it's quite ideal to invest in, you know, when they had the gems of this jacket is actually
when internal compartments, if you look inside left and the right, you actually have two
big pockets, I call it like.
Mickey size pockets.
He's a good little, you guys know what I'm saying?
So you have two little pockets on the ends here internally and it actually pretty deep.
So you guys, she put a lot of things in there.
Um, we've got one pocket here on the breast pocket, like I mentioned, but now I'm going
to wear it for you guys.
And just tell you a little bit about the history of this jacket and some hidden gems with it.
So one thing for sure you guys are happy to say is I built character within this jacket
from my time from a years of wearing it.
This actually been in the wash for about maybe for the course of five years, like, okay,
let's just say this is probably been twice a year.
Twice a year at most.
And the reason is because I don't want it to have that loose field.
I needed to have structure and I needed the sweat equity, sweat equity that drove up in
his jacket.
But the same time, not have a, not have an order to it over time, unless you're like
smoking a cigar, unless I only watched washes for twice plus a year at most.
But for the jacket, this is what it looks like.
I mean, for, at the time three inches come off naturally, and this side right here is
pretty chalked up.
But this, this covering this cover years, literally going to fall off anytime soon,
but it has a distinct look to it.
You know, it makes it, it makes it your own.
Makes it unique on the back.
This is what it looks like back here.
As you see the buttons fall off or buttons on the side.
Vice versa on the same side.
So I always encourage everybody to make this Jackie unique for yourself, make this jacket
your own.
You know, if you like patches put patches on it, make it personalized, make it symbolize
yourself.
So for the price point of this, exactly it being $50.
This is a good deal.
It's a good investment bang for your buck, but at the same time, you guys check out the
other videos I have regarding general jackets.
Also the style tip videos with them and jackets.
I think you guys would be interested in us first and foremost guys.
Thank you guys so much for checking out this video.
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So this is mr. Lou (Tolu) and I talked to you guys later.
Cheers.