Why should this punishment that you claim stop, if he’s the one that keeps on posting on IG victim blaming, blocking TFL members for no reason and making pathetic attempts on YouTube to save face instead of doing the right thing and own up his mistakes?
As long as he keeps on going, we as a...
Prospective buyers have the right to know that:
1. He actually doesn’t stand behind his product as he claims, as evidenced here in TFL by multiple customers with issues over the years.
2. His more expensive pricing to the competition is not justified as the superior product that he promises...
Awesome, cheers. I might give it a try on my black FQHHCXL Aero Sheene, I like the fact that I won’t loose the brown tea core coming up.
Does it make it softer by any chance? I don’t mind the weight of it but the stiffness in colder days is a real pain.
The McCoy jacket shown in the pic has shoulder gussets, not an action back or bi-swing back, in which the collapsible gusset goes further down the back. In case you want to specify one of them, but I’m sure Greg would let you know to be sure if your request.
Totally unrelated but while we’re discussing bespoke, cutter, Saville row et al, there’s a new-ish movie called “The Outfit” with Mark Rylance that I highly recommend, it’s on Netflix. .
You could get someone to make a shirt style collar in a nice mutton color that would go well with the rest of the jacket and corduroy underneath , so it won’t matter the leather matching.
Five star could be a budget option, but others like Thedi could do it nicer, albeit pricier.
The big difference with Goodwear is that JC is considered the undisputed master of WW2 wartime jacket reproductions, so his niche is very defined and established.
Others like Thedi have also achieved a unique personal style in his creations that is not only extremely skilful but also very...
History in this forum shows that makers can go from heroes to villains rather seamlessly.
I remember clearly when John Chapman of GoodWear was revered on a god-like status a few years ago, then the prolonged wait times and lack of communication made him loose that status and now we hardly ever...
If that’s the case, they’ll be looking at years before they actually get a jacket they bought in a mad rush on the pre-launch day.
Doesn’t seem like a reasonable option in my opinion.
According to Carl’s post here they’ve sold 50 (!!) jackets in the first 24 hours after the launch.
That sounds like a lot of jackets to be made by a one-man-show that has a serious backlog of orders.
Perhaps, and this is just speculation, he is outsourcing some of the construction of this line...
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