Inherited uncle dave' leather jacket. Needs a bit of tlc

[cairimick]

So sadly dave is now riding his triumph thunderbird in heaven now. I have his leather jacket and would love to bring it back.
The lining is filthy and smells of unloved which I can't get rid of despite hanging it on the line. I tried cleaning the lining in situ didntvwork. Damage some bits of lining and made the red run into the arms. I have tried unsuccessfully to find someone to replace the lining. Anyone know of a good repairer?

 

[Skyhawk]

When I got my Grandpa's 1950's Moto jacket I had the knits and liner replaced. Great to see jackets being passed down and still being worn.

In the USA:
Steve Sellers is your man. He is on this forum as Steve S.

In the UK:
Jules Bloom does fantastic work.

 

[cairimick]

Is he in us? I'm in uk

 

[cairimick]

When I got my Grandpa's 1950's Moto jacket I had the knits and liner replaced. Great to see jackets being passed down and still being worn.

In the USA:
Steve Sellers is your man. He is on this forum as Steve S.

In the UK:
Jules Bloom does fantastic work.

Thanks Julie bloom. Is she on here?

 

[Skyhawk]

It's Jules and he's a guy. Like the author Jules Verne.

His info is somewhere on the forum so I am sure he won't mind a reposting:
[email protected]

 

[Marc mndt]

Is he in us? I'm in uk

Why not ask Lewis leathers?

 

[cairimick]

Why not ask Lewis leathers?

I did, they couldn't help unfortunately

 

[cairimick]

It's Jules and he's a guy. Like the author Jules Verne.

His info is somewhere on the forum so I am sure he won't mind a reposting:
[email protected]

Sent an email thank you

 

[Cimmerian]

I did, they couldn't help unfortunately

Aren't they quite expensive?