Hi, I purchased this jacket in the beginning of september. I must say, the leather used ok this jacket is incredible. I own other very nice leather jackets, wested and others and this one is at the same level. The steerhide is supple and soft, extremely flexible but really rugged and resistent. This is definitely a "field jacket" to be used without any concerns because it feels really solid. The smell, texture and feel of the leather is top notch. It fits comfortably, on the large side, but looks very nice when it's on. I am 1,86m and weigh 80kg and got the L size. Delivery was very fast despite not getting tracking info on my email. Extremely happy and satisfied with it, I vivid recommend getting it. The distressing and colour of the leather is something else! Einfach deutsche Qualität. Danke dafür ;)
Leonardo
Scot
155
I have to admit, I was pleased to see that the high standards I expected were exceeded. This is a faboulous jacket, with the only downside being there in no bullwhip holder ;) I've worn it in the single digit Alaskan winter (that's Farenheit, btw) and it's kept me quite warm. It's a three season jacket, maybe four here in Alaska.
I am about 6'0" tall, 172 lbs. I ordered a large and it fit well. The leather is high quality and blocks the wind and retains warmth. The zipper is sturdy. One nice touch is the metal label with the Noble House name and serial number. Obviously, the craftsmen are proud of their work!
Size Chart
Not sure about your size? Use this chart to find your recommended jacket size based on your chest measurement.
Your Chest Measurement (cm)
(inch)
Recommended Size
90–95 cm
35.4–37.4"
S
95–100 cm
37.4–39.4"
M
100–105 cm
39.4–41.3"
L
105–110 cm
41.3–43.3"
XL
110–115 cm
43.3–45.3"
XXL
115–120 cm
45.3–47.2"
3XL
120–125 cm
47.2–49.2"
4XL
125–130 cm
49.2–51.2"
5XL
130–135 cm
51.2–53.1"
6XL
135–140 cm
53.1–55.1"
7XL
140–145 cm
55.1–57.1"
8XL
145–150 cm
57.1–59.1"
9XL
Note: This chart is intended as a guideline. The correct size may vary depending on the model, cut, and desired fit. If you are unsure, we will be happy to assist you personally.
How to Measure Correctly
Measure your chest circumference around the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape measure horizontal around your body. The tape should fit comfortably without being too tight.
For flight jackets, leather jackets, and sheepskin jackets, we recommend allowing some extra room for comfort, especially if you plan to wear a sweater underneath.