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Go to the sewing department at Wally World. Ask the nice lady for some snaps. I've had them on my Levi's jacket for more than 20 years, they work very well. Either that or sew on some velcro.
I can get you a discount on the vest as well. PM or email for more info on pricing and sizing. Get the 1" collar and it snaps together so it won't flap and hit you.
I can get you a discount on the vest as well. PM or email for more info on pricing and sizing. Get the 1" collar and it snaps together so it won't flap and hit you.
Thanks!
Drew
The vests look good but I see that the smallest size is a large and being about 5'8 155lbs I usually need a small or medium though.
I have the black denim leatherup vest and like mentioned; just sewing the lapel's down cured the problem. If you don't like to sew there's always someplace to take it where they'll do it for a couple of bucks.
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