This ritzy Horween motorcycle jacket was produced in collaboration with Schott NYC --- blending the best of the old with the new. Horween, being the oldest American leather tannery, brings elements of class and luxury to this limited edition style.
Available in a bold burgundy or more subdued brown, this motorcycle jacket is for those who dress to kill. With an asymmetrical, diagonal-pulling zipper and suede lace-up gussets, the garment is full of unique style elements.
Using techniques that are centuries old, the skin was tanned for 28 days in the family factory, where it was then cut and sewn into the final product. The jacket's cozy red plaid wool lining is the design's cherry on top, setting the piece apart from other lesser attempts.
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Where This Applies
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