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That is the real deal. I am curios, if there are factories who can produce that quality I want to know...
Neither I nor Tom knew that the jacket was 15 years old until he asked his partners in Japan. He was also unaware of the smell issue until yesterday, something that other colleagues on the forum have kindly explained. The goal of this thread was to be able to verify the authenticity of the jacket at the end.
I have only been in this Hobby for a very short time and there are many things that I don't know, therefore I can ask questions that to expert eyes may be somewhat absurd, but I don't feel ashamed about it nor do I think it should be that way, since no one is born taught.
No problem, the leather that smells the strongest of the few I have is Badalassi by far, very pleasant to my taste by the way.I'm not mocking you to be clear, it's just funny to think of. The only leather I have that's so strong smelling (and I love the smell of it) is Schott's horsehide. Everything else just smells neutral after being out of the box in my experience. Even my Horween products.
Yeah I had two Badalassi jackets and they kept their smell longer than any other jacket I have owned.No problem, the leather that smells the strongest of the few I have is Badalassi by far, very pleasant to my taste by the way.
I would Buy the Shinki Stinky...lol My J-100 has lost the noticeable Shinki Smell now. However, when I wear it and the leather gets to my body temp I can still get a faint smell. I absolutely love the smell and could wear it all day every day. I do miss the smell and look forward to my future Shinki Purchase.RMC gonna start selling shinki smell in a can now alongside the leather stuffed animals. They can call it shinki stinky.