Had a search but not comes much up, mostly a few sales threads
Had anyone got an experience with these? Are they worth it? If not any similar suggestions for something quality?
Thanks in advance for anyone's input
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Had a search but not comes much up, mostly a few sales threads
Had anyone got an experience with these? Are they worth it? If not any similar suggestions for something quality?
Thanks in advance for anyone's input
I have one. A lightweight workers jacket and its a very nice piece. Bought it a couple of years ago in a preview sale which is normally 20% off.
Been tempted to buy again, especially one of the Endo Camo jackets but honestly have more jackets than I know what to do with.
https://frahmjacket.com/products/ori...40966076465186
Are they worth it? Maybe.
Only you can answer that but they are well designed, well made, use good quality materials and appear to really care about their products.
What I would say is that I'd rather buy 2-3 of their jackets than spend £1,000 on a ubiquitous Canada Goose jacket which you only need for 1 week a year and will only get mugged for!
Theres one on SC
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I got that one 🙂 . Quality is absolutely outstanding - I am now waiting for my second jacket in April and trying really hard not to buy a third….Quote:
Originally Posted by smokey99
Nice coats - but pre-order for delivery in September? No ta.
Sadly too large for meQuote:
Originally Posted by xxnick1975
I've found a few youtube reviews to watch on lunch
I have several. Wearing an Endor camo field now. One of my most worn jackets (and I have far too many). I like the design, quality and ethos of the company.
Value is debatable. Personally I think they’re worth it at the pre-order prices. Even better if you can pick one up in the occasional sample/photoshoot sales. Usually happen a couple of times a year. Sign up to the emails to get early notification.
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Bought four seasons rain jacket recently. I was between medium and large and chatting with them, very good comms, advised medium would be ok, but I went with my gut and got large, glad I did, perfect fit and just about covers my rear and leaves some space for layers. I'm 185cm tall, waist 95cm (36inch). 40inch chest
Top notch quality
I had a disagreement with the owner regarding the difference between their ethos and design and detail vs the reality and concluded I would never entertain them again
I’ve got an early one. It’s okay. Not wild about it. I gather they’ve all had a redesign and are better now.
Something to do with his previous cycling-related clothing business perchance?Quote:
Originally Posted by 100thmonkey
That’s why I would never entertain buying anything from him, what he did at Vulpine was pretty shoddy, I knew a few people who worked there and they didn’t have a good word to say about him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bondurant
Running your business down while it’s paying for custom made bikes for yourself and taking money with stock nowhere near the warehouse isn’t a great way to run a business or gain trust with your customers.
100% agree
This sounds interesting, can you elaborate or point to anything about this online?Quote:
Originally Posted by MrSmith
Have a look at the Frahm website...if it´s the same bloke, this Nick chap, he writes about tanking his first bizzo in 2017, a breakdown- thoughts of suicide, learning lessons and going on to launch Frahm...Quote:
Originally Posted by Foxy100
I ordered a shirt and when it arrived it had the bottom 2 buttons missing. Both shown in the original images and on the model.
Speak to them, well I say speak alot of hiding behind numbers and when I asked if they could explain and maybe add the two buttons (I assumed a simple job in their organic somerset workshop!) I was told no.
I said ok thats a shame ill add them as it flaps about and looks wrong plus if differs from the images and the reply was ‘well thatll cancel your warranty’
Shame I like to support small business bit this one hasnt got my vote. My personal opinions of the Nick or whatever his name is fella from chatting are very low. Such a shame but I guess if you’re having your clothing made in foreign sweatshops and shipping it in it is impossible to do any alterations.
https://road.cc/content/news/222147-..._news=1&page=2Quote:
Originally Posted by Foxy100
read the comments...
Hmmm. Been looking at their Harrington jackets - not so sure now.
I’ve seen a lot of adds with this guy on Instagram.
Claimed on one of them “ discreet logo “ but had a big square patch on the arm saying FRAHM.
Coats look like TK Maxx specials to me and are absolutely laughable for the price.
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Thank you. This clothing brand is one I'll be ignoring.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrSmith
I still have two Vulpine jackets from the earlier business venture, and still like them. The Frahm Harrington isn’t far from the jacket he sold when Vulpine was his brand.
I wouldn’t consider at that money, but then old Vulpine were always Rapha money (expensive), until the inevitable 50% sale.
The optics of Vulpine’s failure were not good.
There are plenty of alternatives, and as a TZer I clearly have the tribal Barbour & Belstaff :(
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Quote:
Originally Posted by bambam
Just received mine today, very happy with it, outstanding quality. I would suggest giving them a try - if you don’t like the product, you can always return it for a refund.