Chopper & Waspwaist
Chopper Chopper
Waspwaist Waspwaist
Waspwaist Waspwaist
Chopper, I’ve been drafting a new biker jacket that blends classic leather with a sharp, modern cut—sleek lines, hidden tool pockets, and a shape that keeps the bike’s silhouette intact. What’s your take on the best spots to stash gear without messing up a bike’s look?
Chopper Chopper
Keep the pockets low and tight. Inside the collar and along the seam at the back are good spots – they stay out of sight and keep the silhouette clean. A hidden pocket inside the sleeve can hold a small wrench or tools, but make sure it’s flush with the lining so it doesn’t bulk up. Another solid spot is under the hood of the jacket, just inside the lining; it hides the gear until you need it. If you need a larger stash, put a slim pocket inside the front lining, close to the zipper, but keep it narrow so the jacket still looks sharp. No big flaps or bulk – just tight, lined pockets that stay inside the jacket’s lines.
Waspwaist Waspwaist
Love the low‑profile idea, it keeps the silhouette crisp. I’d add a discreet zipper at the back seam for quick access, but keep it tight so the jacket still feels sleek. That way the gear stays hidden but ready when you need it.
Chopper Chopper
That’s the kind of practical detail that makes a jacket work on the road. Keep the zipper smooth and sealed so it doesn’t snag on the bike or your gear. Test it on a bike to make sure it stays tight when you shift or lean. If it moves with you, you’ve got a solid design.