Aero Maxwell too big..?

[Walt3r]

 

[Cocker]

Would have to see a couple buttoned up pictures, but it looks like you could eventually go down a size if you're wanting a more fitted jacket. That being said, nothing shocking here neither!

 

[MikeyB-17]

Doesn’t look too bad. You need a bit of room if you want to have any layers underneath.

 

[Micawber]

Can't tell without seeing it buttoned up.

 

[flyincowboy]

you look great

 

[mulceber]

Yeah, looks great to me.

 

[bseal]

Resembles Mark Fisher.

 

[Walt3r]

 

[Walt3r]

Here’s a couple buttoned up, the plan will be layer with a sweater in the autumn/winter, just worried it looks too big and billowing a bit

 

[FreddyF9]

To me, the fit looks perfect; not too tight and not too baggy.

 

[Dany McDonald]

Take this comment with this in mind, I personally prefer a slimmer fit than a blousing look, but thats my personal taste.

The sleeves may be a tad too long, but for the rest you look good. And I think shrinkage may help a bit if your quest is shaving some cm's here and there with wear. Judging a new jacket is hard cause the skin hasn't settle and shape to your body yet.

Hope I was fair and not too negative!

Dany

 

[Micawber]

If you are planning on layering underneath I think it's fine, sleeves will ride up with wear and creasing.

Suits you Sir!

 

[B-Man2]

Looks good to me . If you go down a size it would look good as well but no room for layering.

 

[D97x7]

I think that'll settle in perfectly with some wear, I had the same thinking with my Highwayman years ago, I was sure it was a bit big, but I hung in there and wore the hell out of it and it's now perfect in my mind.

 

[FlakMagnet]

Looks fine to me! The last thing you want to happen is you end up looking like an overstuffed sausage.

 

[entertainment]

Looks great to me too!

[Edit for grammar]

 

[MediumMech]

I'll echo the thoughts of several other folks here, and say that with a few months wear it should settle onto you nicely. I think you'll find the fit appears less oversized and boxy with time. That said, you probably could go down one size if you prefer a slim fit, but as noted above, you may not be able to fit your sweater underneath. Not to mention that you'll loose some functionality and movement with a tighter shoulder. It's really all in what you prefer. I honestly feel that there's no wrong choice here. Keep this size, or go one down. Either way, you'll have a great jacket that fits well and looks good.

 

[Walt3r]

Thanks guys I really appreciate the feedback, think it’s a keeper, and @Dany McDonald not negative at all sir, would much rather be informed by those that know if something doesn’t quite fit or look right, than wander around oblivious looking like a complete knob, taste in clothing is one thing and very subjective I know but I think these jackets are classic patterns and need to be worn a certain way maybe and I bow to your knowledge in such sartorial matters, nice to be able to share your thoughts with such a dapper bunch of gents, thank you…

 

[London Cabbie]

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Nope, a jacket that fits perfectly with either a t shirt or a t shirt& sweatshirt combo is hard to get perfect…IMO.
Great fit to me.

 

[Walt3r]

Resembles Mark Fisher.

The poor man