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Buried in used Suits!
Have you been keeping up with our Events? If you haven't, SHAME! If you have, you'll know we've been busy; especially Matt! Matt's the one who knows everything about Vanson suits. He should, since he wears them on the track himself! When he goes, he knows to save plenty of room near the end of the season for all those repairs. In fact, this season, he got quite a few ...
While there was no physical harm, the sentiment was true
Kim, proving she's King of the Mountain. Also, that she cannot resist a dare.
r to l: Matt, Kim, and Nicole, who processes the repairs and has the only real reason to be hiding!
If you've been thinking about getting your suit repaired, NOW IS THE TIME! We can only repair so many suits at once; repair now and avoid worry later. For questions about repairs check out our Repairs page (which includes prices). For inquiries not answered there or special requests: repairs@vansonleathers.com. Or, if you're really inclined, you can bring your suit to our OPEN HOUSE Nov. 17th-20th!
Happy Riding!
Brian H and the Vanson team
WHAT AN OPEN HOUSE!
Our spring open house started at 5PM Thursday, but you'd hardly be able to tell ... because we were so busy! Thank you everyone for coming by and seeing us. We couldn't have done it without our awesome vendors: Dell's Lemonade, 94 HJY and their prize wheel, Indian Larry's incredible motorcycles, Choppahead's awesome designs, MMA, and Logan's Closet. We hope those of you local got to stop by and see them all over the weekend.
We also have to thank JC and Hal, our two stitchers who provided free repairs on Saturday and Sunday.
Here's a few pictures from the event. We were so busy, this is about all we managed to get. If you have any other pics that you'd like to share, send them to us via e-mail, or post them on facebook and tag us on our Facebook wall!
We would never forget the Botelho Brothers for keeping everyone well-fed!
We promise we're dedicated to using ALL pieces of the cow!
Our pictures don't do Indian Larry's bikes justice!
Thank you again to everyone who came to see us. We hope to see you come by again sometime when we can take a little more time to meet each one of you. There's always free coffee and it's a great place to visit for a ride. The only obligation is that you try lots of stuff on!
Brian H ("the new Brian")
Vanson Leathers Showroom
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One Fast Cop - Got Ya!
John Morena is a customer and a LA Motorcycle cop. He's also a very fast racer. John is working with kids who ride (too fast for) the street to teach them (among other things) track riding skills. John had his RSV4 custom painted and a Vanson suit custom made for a Los Angelos Police department sponsored program called Got Ya! He looks very handsome, and very official in his police leathers by Vanson!
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Thank you Mr. Tillet
We are lucky to know his son Steve, he is a friend, and associate. Steve has helped out at our open house events for years, and he always brings a cake. His father had a famous baking hobby, he made as many as 1100 cakes a year. Maybe as many as 11,000 since retiring. He made other things too, stolen, pies, bread. He shared his recipes and sent his baked goodies all over the world. Mr. Tillet's cakes have fueled the Vanson crew through numerous events. We will miss the tradition of kicking off our open house weekend with a cake for the crew on Thursdays.
Mr. Tillet passed away January 14 at 87. We are so appreciative that we had the chance to share his cake. We looked forward to it, he made us happy, and I bet that is why he loved to bake.
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U-Ride from Rome
"our dealers U-Ride from Rome displaying Vanson Leathers at the Motor Bike Expo in Verona Italy the weekend of 22nd of January"
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Nobu Tsujita
Let me intoduce my self.
My name is Nobu Tsujita of Nobu and Company who has been
importing
and selling Vanson Leather products since 2002 to Hong Kong and Taiwan.
I respect Vanson Leathers due to their 36years history of manufacturing in
USA and appreciate very much that I can deal with such company.
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The Story Of American Manufacturing Bound in Leather
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