Jane Motorcycles introduces a new piece to its selection of biker outerwear -- the Sashiko Mechanic’s Jacket is a functional and style-conscious option for the warmer season this year. Some of the features include the double pockets that feature internal zippers for added security and the elbow and shoulder armor, which boasts the capability to encounter d30 contact.
The entire jacket is constructed from raw denim materials using traditional Japanese sashiko stitching. It is dyed with a correlating indigo hue to match the construction's longevity, tonally aging well. The Sashiko Mechanic’s Jacket is constructed in New York and created to be suitable on the bike and transitioning to a casual lifestyle as well. The sleeves also feature zippered details and a patch branding accent on one of the front pockets round out the entire piece.
What's Driving This Trend
- Raw Denim Stitched Jackets
- Opportunity for brands to embrace traditional craftsmanship and incorporate raw denim and sashiko stitching techniques into their jacket designs.
Who This Affects Most
- Motorcycle Apparel
- Motorcycle apparel brands can explore using raw denim and sashiko stitching to create functional and stylish jackets for bikers.
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can incorporate raw denim and sashiko stitching techniques into their jacket designs to create unique and durable pieces.
- Craftsmanship
- Artisans and craftsmen can explore incorporating traditional sashiko stitching techniques into their denim creations for a distinctive appeal.
