pandamonium
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To be honest, the after pictures don't look bad at all. I preferred the original, but it still looks good.
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To be honest, the after pictures don't look bad at all. I preferred the original, but it still looks good.
Why did you feel compelled to put neatsfoot oil on a brand new jacket? I thought a leather conditioner is to put moisture in to dried leather.
Related question. How do you prevent a hanger from distorting a leather jacket? I have some older leather jackets and over time they assumed the shape of the hanger, leaving a hump on the shoulder. Is the solution as simple as insuring that you have a proper size hanger? Or do people store their jackets without using hangars?
It looks as if JL's marble finish...
I solved this problem by throwing my jacket on the floor and forgetting about it until I wear it next time. So far worked out well.
Also it's a leather jacket. Stop babying it and trash it so it will actually look good.