Immac langlitz cascade 44

[Peter Mackin]

Due to recent weight loss,I've decided to move my langlitz cascade, caramel contrast stitching, truely perfect condition, unmarked. UK based so no customs,vat etc, I've paid those :-(,,£600.
Received this from reguis here on the forum and as its part of a large collection, plus due to the weather here in Scotland, it's been worn very rarely.ps,if you're not happy with the condition, send it back no problem. Langlitz mid weight hide.Anymore pic required just ask or pm,email, petermack@live.co.uk. cheers Peter.

 

[Destruct]

Stunning jacket, I’ve always thought the contrast stitch on this one was super cool

 

[Peter Mackin]

Pics taken 5mins ago

 

[Bawheid]

Aha..."beefing down"

My new year resolution (again !) as my current jackets become more "squeezy" some of them.

I am sure some would pop the zipper were I foolhardy enough to sit down in them zipped up.

All fitted just 24 months ago, obviously self inflicted injury haha...

Best of luck with the relocation effort on the jacket Sir

 

[Peter Mackin]

Aha..."beefing down"

My new year resolution (again !) as my current jackets become more "squeezy" some of them.

I am sure some would pop the zipper were I foolhardy enough to sit down in them zipped up.

All fitted just 24 months ago, obviously self inflicted injury haha...

Best of luck with the relocation effort on the jacket Sir

Absolutely, i just have too many quality jackets and not enough riding time to wear them, so they all remain immaculate and never broken in.i remember the days when we all had one riding jacket, they got used every day,soaked, dried over a radiator, airing cupboard, used as a blanket,a pillow, dog bed etc,,,that's why those old jackets looked fantastic. Today's jackets are made with "tea core",,fake ageing doesn't cut it with me.Thankfully langlitz, vanson etc don't go down that route.