Recently I bought Frank Thomas motorcycle clothing - Gore-Tex Jacket and a pair of trousers for UKP418.00(UK Pound Sterling) which had 5 years warranty. Less than 8 months later my jacket frayed badly and my trousers condition even worse. In the mean time my local motorcycle shop, from where I bought the garments packed up their business, so I went back to Frank Thomas. I found out that they can not help me much, nor are they willing to. During the process I also found out that, Frank Thomas sells their -QUALITY- merchandise to the their dealer/retailer for a fraction of the suggested retail price and as such passes so called QUALITY garments warranty responsibility to the dealer. After lot of searching and talking, I managed to find out the parent company of the motorcycle shop, HGB Motorcycles. However, HGB Motorcycles is only willing to honour clothing value of up to UKP285.00. Again, I took the case to Frank Thomas and surprisingly they are not willing to do anything about it... so I end up losing UKP143.00. Nice experience in buying Frank Thomas clothing.... I had to buy Spada whilst this fiasco was going on, complete m/c suit for UKP198 with only one year warranty. So far Spada has continued to out perform where Frank Thomas failed miserably.... it performed very well in snow and in rain and too, I am really amazed by its performance. So readers my little advice is don't buy Frank Thomas motorcycle stuff if you want any value for money... you pay well over the top for substandard motorcycle clothing (happened to me twice). You may think that Frank Thomas will honour their commitments to their customer, but that is not the case... you are at the mercy of your dealer, their decision is final and as I found out Frank Thomas shifts the buck when it comes to facing responsibility for their own faulty products... Frank Thomas suggested that I seek legal action against their dealers - can you believe this... :'(