Very nice, love it, and I also like that it's all British made (as I know you do too
). Did you try it on anywhere, or just order and see if it fits?
Pretty sure that's my next purchase tbh, although I'll go for the Oxblood Bobber.
I'm not sure everything is made in Britain. It's certainly a british company, located here, with many products made in Britain. But I haven't been able to see a firm statement that everything is, and there doesn't appear to be a "made in Britain" label in the jacket. So the sceptical side of me thinks some items aren't made here. But at least they are trying to focus on British products on some of their rage.
They only have a shop in Bishop Stortford which is only open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. I didn't try it on beforehand as I couldn't get to their shop. So I just ordered online. Unfortunately the customer has to pay for return postage if needed.
Nevertheless their service seems to be very good so far. I initially contacted them about my jacket as they didn't have one in stock online. But they managed to find one not listed online and send that to me. I've also discussed with them about having a jacket made for my daughter. She is really petite and even size 6 is often too large. They suggested making arrangements to visit and try a number of sample jackets which vary in size to see whether any of them would fit her. Alternatively they said they can make one of their jackets to a specific size if we went down there for a measurement (extra cost of course). Another benefit of that is being able to choose lining colours and other changes.
Don't expect anything highly technical. They are old school heavy jackets with fixed lining, a big slab of armour and made by a small family business. But I'm very happy with mine and it's a bit different to the other jackets out there. I also love the contrast between the black leather, gold lining and red suede collar lining. Although it doesn't have any vents, the zip and collar stud are very substantial so on hot days at slower speeds I ride with it half unzipped and the collar done up to get lots of airflow.
In addition to a jacket for my daughter I can see me getting something else from their range soon too.
There's a Bobber review here:
