Levi's Faux Leather Bomber Jacket (Open Box)

........................................................... UPDATE (12/7/2019): I previously wrote a glowing review of this jacket, because I meant it. This is the second one that I purchased. The first one wore perfectly, but I just wore it out (the quasi leather) and so had to buy a new one. I bought the current new one in March 2019, near the end of winter, and so I did not wear it, and merely put it aside until the middle of November, when the weather became cold again. I still love the jacket, but the zipper does not function. What I mean is that after I zip it up, it simply pulls apart, with only the very top part holding. My guess is that with all good things, someone in the executive office decided to start making them cheaper. I don't want to accuse anyone, but that is the only thing I can determine. Since I only wore the jacket for a few weeks, I was hoping that Amazon would allow an exchange on the jacket, or, at least a discount on a new one, but that is not the case. So, I got to wear my new jack for four weeks. Thank you, Amazon. You might want to know your long-term customers (as in over two decades) a little bit better. I am really sorry to no longer be able to use this jacket, as it is (was) a favorite of mine...otherwise, I would not have bought a second one. But, considering the above, I do not see how I can buy another one. And, to protect my fellow Amazon purchasers, I felt the need to update my experience with this jack. Such a shame. It truly is a great jacket, but I actually need to be able to keep it zipped up in the winter, and to have a tailor install a new zipper makes no financial sense to me. I can no longer endorse this product. (END UPDATE - 12/07/2019) ........................................................................................ I really like this coat. But, with that said, I want to write a review that is as truthful as I can make it. I am on my second coat (just purchased it a week from this posting). I like it that much. The first coat, purchased from JC Penney in September of 2016 is starting to, for lack of better words, fall apart. Don't get me wrong...I have really used this coat a lot, but I want to simply mention that after about 2 1/2 years some of the "quasi" leather has started to fall off, showing the brown cloth underneath. I doesn't show all that much, which is why I hadn't noticed it until recently. This has happened in two specific areas: around the collar and on the upper right-hand chest, where my car's seat belt straps across the front of me. I would have liked to have gotten more than 2 1/2 years use out of my first coat, but I really like this coat and so have made another purchase. One of the big reasons for my getting this coat is that it has SEVEN pockets, with two being zippered and two being snapped. I need a lot of pockets for reasons of which I will not bore you. I saw where one reviewer said that his did not keep him warm. I don't understand that, as that has not been my experience. The sherpa (quasi wool) lining keeps me very warm. If the temperature gets into the teens, then I might put on a sweater underneath the coat, as I really do not like being cold, especially when I go on long walks. A bit about me: I am 5' 6 1/2" tall. I am actually in the process of losing weight, to cut back on my sugar level. But, for now, here are my measurements: neck=15.5", chest=36 3/4", waist=39", and hips=36". OK, clearly I need to reduce my waist, but give me some credit...I have lost 20 pounds so far. :) My first coat was a large. I could still wear the large and feel comfortable. This new coat is a medium, and I tested it wearing my sweater, too, and it is fine. Obviously, the medium is not as lose fitting as the large, but it is still comfortable. NOTE: Even though I am relatively short, I have somewhat long arms...about 28" from the tips of my fingers to my shoulder. If you have short arms, this MIGHT be an issue for you. With that said, the coat has the kind of cuffs that "bind" around your wrist (not overly tightly...so not uncomfortable), so it might not be all that bad, as the "binding" of the cuffs helps to keep the cuffs from falling into the hands. I wish my first coat did not fall apart on me, but I feel the coat, if bought for under $100, is a good substitute for the real leather coats that can cost several hundred dollars. So, until I can save up for a leather coat, I am very happy with this coat in terms of price, appearance, and warmth (...and the pockets!).