BGSD Men Liam 3-Button Leather Blazer Sport Coat Jacket (Also available in Big and Tall and Short)

I've been an Amazon customer for over two decades now and I've never written one review (simply because what I always receive is invariably what I expected to get, so there's no real reason to). This jacket, however (along with the 'BGSD Men's "Robert" Three-Button Suede Leather Blazer' that I ordered at the same time from them) is absolutely baffling:. The quality of both of the items is utterly outstanding for the price (they even came with fairly decent coat hangers in really quite decent packaging and with spare buttons for each to boot). Once you add on that they both have three inner pockets (one of which is replete with fastener), I can honestly state that I couldn't be happier with my purchase(s).I'm utterly bewildered as to how they're making any real money on these. The reviews indicated (for the most part, at least) that they were quality garments, but I have to admit to being totally gobsmacked by them. How the lining will bear up with daily use still remains to be seen, of course (that always seems to be the weak point for me where jackets such as these are concerned), but I'm certainly not seeing any potential warning signs there.My only real "complaint" is that although I'm not a small guy (by any stretch of the imagination), the XL is actually slightly too big for me, even though I potentially exceed the stated measurements in their guideline image of "47 Chest" and 42 Waist" (this one being the clincher). This also seems to go against the average review here stating that they're usually too small, if anything (so go figure). I'm flattered that Mr. Fatty here is potentially only a "Large" to them, though (so thank you for that; more bonus points for you, Luxury Lane).It's always nice in this day and age to see decent companies making decent products (as craftsmanship is fairly few and far between these days, I'm somewhat sorry to say). If you're looking for a $400 jacket that looks like it cost $400, you're probably better off looking elsewhere. If, however, you're looking for a $100-$150 jacket that looks like it actually cost that much you're definitely in for a surprise: These easily look like they cost twice that amount, for sure.

Its a nice jacket that fits well. However it acquired a couple of creases in the packing and delivery process which I cannot get to come out. That is the only downside and spoils the overall look just enough to be noticeable.

I was a little worried after reading some reviews. But once I received the jacket I was more than pleased. The jacket fits exactly as expected. If you following their sizing chart you will have no surprises. The measurements of my coat were identical to that of their charts. The leather is soft, but not too soft (I like a little stiffness in my leather coats). The stitching is great, the look is great, the packaging was great and the hanger that it comes with is great. I love the look and feel of this coat.

I gave this jacket to my 32 year old son for Christmas. It replaced a similar jacket he wore for many years. He was very happy with the product; the leather was of good quality, the construction was sturdy and the design was classic. It arrived in its own dedicated box, folded neatly, a heavy hanger, wrapped buttons, in a plastic covering - all examples of a quality product. I am very happy with this purchase since it met all my expectations. It was an good price for an attractive leather jacket.

This is what you are looking for if you are into a leather sports coat. just the right thin-ness, well detailed, fits as it should. this will become a second skin. This is a great find.

Nice leather coat, I get a lot of comments on it when I wear it out. It is a bit boxy in style for my taste, but it appears as shown in the photos. As it's been breaking in, it's getting more and more comfortable too. This is a good extra layer between you and the world, and it looks reasonably nice and somewhat dressy when it's brand new. As it's broken in and gotten scuffs and creases it's starting to take on some character that I really appreciate. The leather is decent and thick enough to be protective but not too thick that it's hard to move around in.

I'll confess to a certain amount of trepidation in purchasing a lambskin leather jacket. I've only ever owned cowhide leather jackets, with the exception of a lambskin jacket I bought and immediately returned because the leather was so fragile as to rip the first time I put it on. Well, I have changed my mind completely thanks to this jacket! It has held up just fine to the rigors of my daily commute, though I wouldn't wear it to work outside or do anything particularly active. I mean, it's a blazer. It's not for such things anyway! The fit is a bit snug on me, but that might be as much because I am getting fatter as for any other reason. The leather is not exactly "supple," but it is relatively flexible compared to other leather jackets I've owned. It's still leather, so it's not going to act like a fabric jacket. Do yourself a favor and make sure you hang it on a hanger, and I advise against letting the collar rest against your skin directly. The oils and sweat from your skin will be really hard on the leather over time. Wear a collared shirt, or get a scarf or something. Protect your investment.

Beautiful but poorly made with thin leather. Leather tore effortlessly and treads running everywhere