Women's Washed Blue Leather Biker Style Jacket

The fit is closer than I expected from the photos, which suits me but might not suit everyone. It nips in at the waist and the arms are slim. If you want a relaxed biker jacket then this is not going to be the one.

This is my third jacket from them and the sizing has never once been off. What is different here is the colour, which gets noticed far more than anything else I own. Same reliable fit though, and the same fast dispatch.

Detailed one for anyone measuring. I am 5 foot 5, normally a US 6, and the small fits close over a t shirt with just enough room to move properly. Sleeves end at the wrist bone. The hem sits at the top of my hip. It arrived in four days, sealed in a bag inside a box, with every zip running cleanly.

What I keep noticing is the finishing rather than the look. The zips are heavy with proper pulls, the shoulder quilting is stitched evenly on both sides, and the lining is fully sewn in rather than tacked. Those are the things that fall apart first on cheaper jackets. Six months of regular wear and not one part of it has budged or started to come away.

Bought it as a birthday present for my sister who rides, and she says it fits properly under a helmet strap because the collar is low. She has worn it every day since. I picked the size from the chart and got lucky.

Good honest value for the money. The leather is soft and clearly real, the hardware is heavy, and the lining is properly stitched. The only reason I am not more effusive is that I have only had it eight weeks. So far so good though.

Honest and balanced. The jacket is lovely and I wear it constantly, but there are two notes. It is snug through the chest so do not expect to layer thick knits under it, and the washed finish does show handling marks for the first week or so before it settles. Neither of those would stop me buying the same jacket again tomorrow, and I have told two friends to get one.

The quilted shoulders are functional as well as decorative. There is a bit more structure there so the jacket holds its shape rather than collapsing when I hang it up. A small detail, but it shows somebody was actually thinking about how the thing would be used.