Leather Jacket Enthusiasts Question
#35
OP congratulations on tracking down your jacket.
Last edited by Ron750; 06-29-2013 at 01:31 PM.
#37
I guess you couldn't find it without the eagle on the back. That's probably because all the jackets they wore were made it just for the movie. Glad you found one. A+ for your persistence.
#38
#39
Nice jacket though, even if it took 4 years to get it. You probably could have made it yourself in that time and stuck a "MADE IN THE USA" tag on it!
#40
Back in 2006 when we started our site there were no manufacturers selling replica jackets from films and television. There were a few folks who sold replicas of jackets that they actually made for the films and a handful of people who sold select jackets but nothing like this. We virtually started this business, and nearly every replica vendor out there stole their images from our site. Here are some tips to avoid a scam/low quality junk.
- Does the site use actors names to sell jackets?
- Does the site use film or television show names to sell jackets?
- Does the site use images of the celebrities or screen captures or production stills used to sell jackets?
- If the text of the site is written in your language, does it make sense or does it sound like it was translated with a fee web service?
- Other than replica jackets, does the site offer you anything else? Look at what the site offers you, other than the chance to spend your hard-earned money.
- Are there "odd" jackets on the site that do not seem to fit with the rest of the jacket selection?
- Do you see the same images on multiple sites?
- Is the jacket selling for less than $200 USD?
- Is the jacket description accurate or does it tell you about other things like what the film is about?
- Does the vendor use their own images?
Some are not funny. One customer ordered the jacket on the right (clearly stolen from Belstaff's site), which was advertised on the site. What they received instead was the jacket on the left.