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My leather jacket arrived today and I'm thrilled with it.  I can't believe it was just $200 with leather being so expensive now.  It was packaged beautifully.  The box was so light that I didn't know what it was, I didn't think it was the jacket.  But lamb leather is light and pliable.  I'm happy I went up a size.  I'm wearing a sweatshirt today and I put it on over it. Beautiful fit.  I can move freely.  I'll be able to wear a turtleneck or light sweater under it.  I know I'll never zip it all the way up to my neck.  Very classy, expensive look.

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Wear it in good health, that is what counts most !!!

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@chrystaltree  I got mine today too.It's gorgeous!! I got my D&C size of XS & it fits perfectly.

 

 It was packaged beautifully, but mine came with a crease in the peplum in the back. Would you know what I can do to get it out? I don't want to damage this beauty!

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Mine also came today. It’s beautiful.

If there was a crease, I’d let it hang for a few days to see if it got better on its own.
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@NicksmomESQ wrote:

@chrystaltree  I got mine today too.It's gorgeous!! I got my D&C size of XS & it fits perfectly.

 

 It was packaged beautifully, but mine came with a crease in the peplum in the back. Would you know what I can do to get it out? I don't want to damage this beauty!

 

I did a quick Google search and the advice that I liked was hang it on the back of the bathroom door and run a hot shower. The steam should loosen the crease.  Should take about 15 minutes.  


 

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🏭🏭🏭  A hand held steamer should do the trick quite nicely.

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@ManyMeows wrote:

🏭🏭🏭  A hand held steamer should do the trick quite nicely.

 

I don't think I would use a hand held steamer on fine leather.  Too hot,  too moist.


 

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@chrystaltree  I just ran the shower really hot. It steamed up the entire bathroom. I hung the jacket in back of the door for 25 minutes. It didn't work.

 

 I will hang it up in my bedroom. If the creases don't improve,I will sadly have to return it as defective & ask for a replacement.

 

Thanks for your help. Any other ideas? 

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@NicksmomESQ wrote:

@chrystaltree  I just ran the shower really hot. It steamed up the entire bathroom. I hung the jacket in back of the door for 25 minutes. It didn't work.

 

 I will hang it up in my bedroom. If the creases don't improve,I will sadly have to return it as defective & ask for a replacement.

 

Thanks for your help. Any other ideas? 


@NicksmomESQ , take it to your local dry cleaners. They can fix it for you, hopefully.

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What about steaming it from the inside so that the steam only hits the lining of the jacket?  Or lying it flat and placing a heavy book on the crease for a few hours?