jeenjcket

>>11754667
Can't tell if grill.

I think with that one you should put like either 3 pins in a triangle or just one pin on the collar but no patches

Is this images flipped? Because if that buttons on the left it's a girl's jacket. Which isn't a problem if you are a girl.

>>11754711
This isn't honestly a thing is it

>>11754789
No it's not

>>11754711
yea the image is actually flipped, sorry

>>11754711
>which isn't a problem if you are a girl

>>11754789
>>11754809
Yes it is. Men's clothing buttons on the right hand side because most people are right-handed and men dress themselves.
In the old days a lady had someone to dress them. Since the lady's maid was probably right-handed too it buttoned on the left side. That tradition continues today.

There are rare exceptions. For instance there was a general in WW2 who was like "Fuck that shit, I'm left-handed and what my uniform to be easy for a left-handed person."

The exceptions are less rare with women's clothing. Sometimes it gets made buttoning on the right but chances are if you see a girl with a jacket like that: she's wearing a man's jacket.

It is very unlikely that a piece of men's clothing buttons on the left unless it was a custom piece for an eccentric.

>>11755153
>>11754789
>>11754809
Oh, another KIND OF exception.

Some coats will come with a flap that covers the buttons. The flap will probably button on the opposite side. You mostly see that on things like dusters.

>>11754667
draw a gaint anime on the back

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