I wish....thanks.There's a bit of Daniel Craig's Bond about the intense look you're giving us there.
You old charmer you.
I wish....thanks.There's a bit of Daniel Craig's Bond about the intense look you're giving us there.
You old charmer you.
Maybe they set up the button hole machine with the wrong settings with tiny button holes being the result? Mine's probably from the same batch.they told me that the two jackets I had received, probably belonged to a faulty batch were some workers had carelessly tried to make the button holes bigger with box cutters.
That's indeed excellent customer service from MF.I wrote MF and they apologised and sent me a new jacket.
That's a great looking jacket, totally badass. There's no arguing with that.This is how the MF Campus Stallion looked on me:
Probably something like that. Must be frustrating for MF to have that happen honestly. It’s a great brand and I really like their stuff. I think yours is from the same batch too. I did look at a few Campus Natural and they didn’t seem to have the same issue. Also the stitching around button holes looked waaay better.Maybe they set up the button hole machine with the wrong settings with tiny button holes being the result? Mine's probably from the same batch.
That's a great looking jacket, totally badass. There's no arguing with that.
Whether it's cow horse or goat is not indicative for how a processed hide will look (except for the grain). What matters is the way it is processed. That's why I compared the MF Campus (which is vegetable tanned with topcoat) to other vegetable tanned leather jackets, some with topcoat some without (=full aniline).Slightly unfair to compare the MF cowhide leather to your horsehide jackets.
Cowhide will never be as shiny.
Good point. Each leather has its own pros and cons. I really like the suppleness of the MF full grain cowhide, it feels like wearing a shirt. I love the thick sleeve rolls, not something you'd expect from lightweight and supple cowhide.For my part, I appreciate owning a leather jacket with a slightly different look.
Such a cool design. A cossack (shawl collar), type I (buckle back), type II (two patch pockets) all-in-one.I don't own a campus jacket but the MF "Ringo"
Picture is from May this year. I was then 76 kgs (168 lbs) by 180 cm (5'11").Good point. Each leather has its own pros and cons. I really like the suppleness of the MF full grain cowhide, it feels like wearing a shirt. I love the thick sleeve rolls, not something you'd expect from lightweight and supple cowhide.
Such a cool design. A cossack (shawl collar), type I (buckle back), type II (two patch pockets) all-in-one.
I think I want one
May I ask what size you wear and what the ptp and hem width are on yours?
Slightly unfair to compare the MF cowhide leather to your horsehide jackets.
Cowhide will never be as shiny.
That's a size 40 I reckon?P2P is 54 cm (21.25") and hem width is 48 cm (18.9").