Well, Hi all, I'm new to this forum, but I registered to get the members opinion on these jackets. If your considering a Belstaff or Barbour perhaps you should consider one of these instead. I've just oredred bioth styles. This is a British made product from a company with 200 years experience of manufacturing quality country clothing. They sell in the UK for £159; The new men's TT biker jacket is making wax cool again, Made in England from an antique waxed cotton, gives a distressed look and feel. The short biker jacket has 4 chunky pockets on the front, lined with check cotton, as well cross stitch detailing on the elbow and packet. The back of the jacket is a straight fitted shape, and is highlighted with a corduroy buckle collar and corduroy inside the button cuffs which are finished with a zip cuff - inspired by the original biker jackets. Made in England this jacket has been made to last with a rugged hardwearing shape... The new G-summit jacket is making wax cool again, made in England from an antique waxed cotton gives the jacket a distressed look and feel. The jacket has 4 chunky pockets on the front, lined with check cotton and angled for comfort and ease of use. It also has a useful smaller pocket on the sleeve for your mobile. The back of the jacket is fitted with a corduroy belt detail, matching the corduroy buckle collar and corduroy tipped cuffs which are designed with a zip opening - inspired by the original biker jackets. Made in England this hardwearing jacket has been made to last and with the flattering shape and fit it's a keeper.. If anyone is interested in one these please PM me and let me know. As I say, I've just ordered one of each of these jackets - I shall be testing them both thoroughly on and off my bike and I will let you know how they perform. Love to get your opinions guys.
Classic Wax Motorcycle Style Jackets
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