My Keela smock has worn the cuffs really could do with leather on them, wouldn't send it back to Keela, I am sure a local tailor can fix the cuffs. Why they don't put leather on from the get go I don't know.I’ve had a Keela for years and years, 2010 I got it. It’s pricy stuff, Ventile, but Keela have been great. I sent it off to have the cuffs repaired and some restitching on the pockets and they hardly charged me anything. Still in use, hanging on the back of my chair as I’m typing this.
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Easy job for a tailor. Keela put leather on them, rather than replace with Ventile.My Keela smock has worn the cuffs really could do with leather on them, wouldn't send it back to Keela, I am sure a local tailor can fix the cuffs. Why they don't put leather on from the get go I don't know.
Same. Unfortunately it seems like they're not going to produce anymore of them. I have the lightweight one and have used it in the Autumn. Missed out on the double layer version.I don't know what the Blacks Jacket looks like but I have a Ventile from Redkettle and it's great. I am a huge fan.
Thats a shame, I have the hooded version, I was hoping to pick up the lightweight one too.Same. Unfortunately it seems like they're not going to produce anymore of them. I have the lightweight one and have used it in the Autumn. Missed out on the double layer version.
There's also the St Kilda from weather-wise gear, which looks like it's modelled on a windproof smock. Has anyone tried one of those?