Hein Gericke bought by U.S. Firm

According to the article on MCN at:

http://tinyurl.com/rpda

[...]
"The change should not lead to any noticeable differences for Hein
Gericke's U.K. customers said a spokesman for the company."
[...]

Perhaps they can make some gloves in which the lining actually stays
where it's meant to be.

 

Rik wibbled incoherently

I've got 5 pairs of HG gloves, and not had a problem with the lining in
any of them. I have taken some back under warranty for that reason when
I worked there though.

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Lozzo wrote

They stick to your fingers if they are even the *teenziestweenziest* bit
damp.

 

On Tue, 21 Oct 2003 06:50:24 +0000, Rik yammered:
^^^
Could be confusing...

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esp if you've got a lisp.

 

Hmm, my HG lined gloves were hell when I did the DAS, so during the summer I
have been using Belstaff unlined ones. Have now gone back to the HG's, and
the linings are fine when you first put them on, but an absolute sod if you
have to take them off whilst out and about.

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