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I know... but had to ask
I know some of you guys may find this question stupid, but I still have to ask.
The difference of Auth Lamb and Dark Lamb is only in the color?
Any of you having both jackets or samples of both leathers can comment?
I am looking at ordering a dark lamb at the moment but really want it to have the fine grain as my auth. lamb.
Help please.
The difference of Auth Lamb and Dark Lamb is only in the color?
Any of you having both jackets or samples of both leathers can comment?
I am looking at ordering a dark lamb at the moment but really want it to have the fine grain as my auth. lamb.
Help please.
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I was wondering about the differences in the colors as well. I have a 1999 dark lamb that was very supple and draped well from day one. The leather on my 2004 (or was it '05?) authentic brown jacket felt much thicker and not as supple. Maybe it would have gotten more supple over time, but I sold it. I'll never know now.
I was thinking of getting another Wested and called the company last week. I was told there should be no difference in suppleness between authentic brown and dark brown jackets other than whatever differences there are in the hides used in making the jackets. He said suppleness comes from the hides, not from the dyeing. Does that match up with your understanding?
I was thinking of getting another Wested and called the company last week. I was told there should be no difference in suppleness between authentic brown and dark brown jackets other than whatever differences there are in the hides used in making the jackets. He said suppleness comes from the hides, not from the dyeing. Does that match up with your understanding?
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All the lambskins are of English/scottish origin tanned in Italy. They do vary slighly as no two animals are exactly the same and the time of year is also a factor for size and thickness.
In greece I have made sheepskin gloves, mittens, slippers and rugs and sell fashion jackets in exchange. Have done for 20+ years.
I don't just make Indyjackets. In fact I am off to Corfu, Greece next week for a short vacation
Cheers
Peter
In greece I have made sheepskin gloves, mittens, slippers and rugs and sell fashion jackets in exchange. Have done for 20+ years.
I don't just make Indyjackets. In fact I am off to Corfu, Greece next week for a short vacation
Cheers
Peter
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Moved to the correct thread.
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