I realise that the drivers behind your reviews are mainly driven from a commercial viewpoint but I have to congratulate you for the quality and detail of your presentations. I can't think of any other channel that offers so much depth and range in their reviews. In my opinion, any company who is prepared to spend so much time delivering detail like this, surely will give me the same levels of customer service and after care. I know who I will be reaching out to next year when it comes time to kit myself out again. Well done guys.

Thanks Chris for your great and informative reviews. I want to point out a small shortcoming though. Please open up the jackets to see how the lining looks. Especially those Belstaffs have a lovely tartan cotton lining that contributes to their appeal (I do own a crosby). Please point out the exact material of the body lining and the lining in the arms. My crosby has lovely cotton in the body and very disappointing synthetic in the arms. For the price one pays for these jackets these little details are of importance. Nevertheless - keep up the good work

Underrated channel! Excellent gear reviews.

Excellent review. You are very good at sorting out the info we need to make a wise decision.

Nice one Chris - as always, and especially as a lifetime Belstaff fan. Came off my bike as a 17 year old in 1978, ripped the pocket, sent it to Belstaff for repair - and they sent it back with a new patch pocket and a nice letter saying it was free of charge in sympathy with my short "slide".Could never go anywhere else since then to be honest. As a Yorkie(ish) myself, last time I was in (23rd Dec) with my Son, and they were Christmas Tree shaped biscuits, but please note, I still prefer PG Tips. Just sayin'. .Just sayin' ;-)

The Mcgee is actually about 4 cm shorter than the crosby. I compared them side by side at a store and the staff told me the same thing.

Again a pity you don’t open so we can see the inside, have a close up of the wrist closure system, spin it round so we can have a look at the back would all be good :)

still got my original ,over 30 years old now

Great company I Dropped in to buy some cool jeans ,got to the shop at 6.44 ,thay shut at 7 , Thay let me keep trying different jeans for 45 min great coffee .left at 8pm With some pmj so comfortable .. What great guys to deal with .worth the journey from suny cheshire ,,think the Belstaff looks great ,think its on my shopping list

I’ve been waiting for a review of this jacket (loving the new close ups of the features -please keep that going). I love the Mojave 2.0 you sold me - it’s my go to jacket for riding, football, dog walking, everything. The thing that’s stopping me press “order” on this jacket is this.... On the latest Crosby jacket, the Mojave Pro, the Tourmaster and the Trialmaster Pro, you can clearly see the bottom press studs are covered in BLACK rubber so they don’t damage your petrol tank etc. On this McGee, the Phillis and the Roberts, for instance the bottom press studs look metal. Are they rubber covered or not? As it’s a deal breaker if they’re going to scratch. You don’t mention it. I’ve rung up the customer service and they’ve been unable to say. We can’t come down to Guildford on lockdown to inspect in person, I don’t want to order and return. Also a word on current sizing of 2020 Belstaff. I’m XXXL in old Belstaff sizing (46” chest). Does that still apply to McGee? Thanks in advance. Good reviews and work.

I like this jacket a lot. Is there any real difference between this and the new long way up jacket that mcgreager wore?

Apropos tech-wax-cotton...: you should have a look at Ashley Watson‘s EVERSHOLT JACKET MKII...

Love yo ur channel

I don't doubt it's style, I don't doubt it's quality, I don't doubt it's heritage, would consider it but that is £200 over priced.

Big windies!