Outerwear

SCHOTT NYC Perfecto Model 519 Leather Motorcycle Jacket

FEATURES:

• 27" length biker jacket
• Full Aniline, drum dyed, hand cut, drummed cowhide leather
• Large back panel design, a signature of Schott's uncompromising Perfecto quality
• Asymmetrical main zipper pattern for added warmth and protection 
• Durable nickel plated brass hardware
• Vintage Schott Perfecto Label
• Double needle stitched shoulder epaulets with one star branding
• Snap down lapels and collar 
• Bi-swing back panels  
• Vintage style open zippered sleeve cuffs with wind flaps
• Attached belt with buckle closure and snap
• Three outside zippered pockets plus small coin flap pocket
• Lower inside map pocket
• 1 ½” diamond 3 oz polyfill insulated fixed quilt body liner 
• Slim fashion fit
• Made in the USA 
  
  LEATHER TYPE, FIT AND CONSTRUCTION:
  
  The 519 was designed as a retro version of the popular 613. The is one of our slimmest leather motorcycle jackets which is more suited for fashion than riding. Perfecto Model 519 leather jackets for men are made with chrome-tanned, drum dyed, plump cowhide leather. You will find this jacket to be very comfortable to wear the moment you first try it on! This leather is made with an oil and aniline finish that gives a rustic old look and a soft “hand”. As with all of Schott’s high quality leathers, this mid-weight cowhide is tanned and processed to provide many years of use without the need for treatments or conditioners. 
  Incorporating more of a fashion fit, the 519 is cut tighter in the arms. We also removed the underarm footballs for a more streamlined fit. The open sleeve cuff design and rounded shoulder epaulets were born in the late 1920's on our first zippered leather motorcycle jacket, the model 1928. Another change that was made from our original 613 design is the added snap near the belt buckle. This was done to keep the heavy buckle in place even when the belt is open. This Perfecto model 519 motorcycle jacket was designed and built for the long haul, the short ride, and everything in between!
  
  As with all Perfecto leather jackets, Schott only uses the best, highest quality leather available. In the same tradition used in the 50's, highly skilled workers hand-cut each panel for the 519. In keeping with their original custom style, Schott designed this jacket to fit tighter than most for that classic bold and streamlined look. Offered in sizes XS to 3XL, we suggest you carefully check our sizing diagrams and measurements to determine best fit.  
  
  The Schott Perfecto Model #519 is proudly made in the U.S.A. Our customers know that the quality and construction of our jackets are unparalleled. From the heavyweight thread we use to the strong American hands that do the crafting. We build our leather motorcycle jackets to the same indestructible standards as the old style leather medicine balls. One-hundred plus years of being the best is your assurance that Schott Brothers stands behind every jacket we make.  
  
  HISTORY:
  
  The three pocket design of the Schott Perfecto One Star dates back to the late 1940's. In those days this leather motorcycle jacket was referred to as just “Perfecto” or “Beck model 999” (manufactured by Schott). The small coin flap pocket started out as a custom option offered in the early 50's. By 1955 this coin pocket became a standard feature of this biker-style jacket known as “the Perfecto One Star". 
  
  Considered to be the best motorcycle jacket it caught the mainstream public's attention after Marlon Brando epitomized the coolest of cool, wearing his Perfecto in that iconic classic film “The Wild One”. Originally referred to as "the One Star", it was officially banned from schools across the US for an entire year in the mid 50’s. Some believe this action served to make the Schott Perfecto even more desirable to America’s young renegades with their “Wild One” tendencies. School Boards wanted to burn it and youthful rebels saved every penny to buy one. At the time, this jacket retailed for close to $50 which amounted to roughly 100 hours of work if you were a gas station attendant making fifty cents an hour!
  
  The customized asymmetrical leather motorcycle jacket worn by Brando became the must-have anti-establishment symbol for 1950’s youth. The orders skyrocketed for this leather jacket causing Irving Schott and his son Mel to increase their workforce and expand the Schott factory. By the mid 1960’s the Perfecto mens jackets had also caught on with the emerging rock n roll movement. Once again, due to increasing sales, Schott had grown out of their current factory on King Street in Perth Amboy, NJ. A few new factories later and still in New Jersey, Schott proudly continues this iconic American classic motorcycle jacket for the wild side in all of us.

SCHOTT NYC Perfecto Model 613 Leather Motorcycle Jacket

FEATURES:

• Rider inspired 25" length biker jacket 
• U. S. sourced, drum dyed, hand cut, heavyweight 3 - 3.5 oz. steerhide leather
• Large back panel design, a signature of Schott's uncompromising Perfecto Jacket quality
• Asymmetrical center front zipper pattern for added warmth and protection 
• Vintage Schott Perfecto Bull Label
• Snap down lapels and shoulder epaulets with the classic one star
• Bi-swing back panels with grommet vented underarm footballs 
• Traditional zippered sleeve cuffs
• Attached half belt with heavyweight nickel plated square buckle
• Three outside zippered pockets plus small functional coin flap pocket
• Lower inside map pocket
• 5.5 ounce fixed quilt nylon poly insulated lining
• Water resistant leather finish
• Made in the USA 
  
  
  LEATHER TYPE, FIT AND CONSTRUCTION:
  
  The Perfecto Model 613 leather jackets for men are made with U. S. sourced, chrome-tanned, drum dyed, heavyweight steerhide leather. This hide has a medium to firm “hand” and a matte finish. It is chrome tanned and processed to provide many years of use without the need for treatments or conditioners (which can actually weaken all leathers). Right out of the box this jacket will have a stiffer feel and fit. We always tell our customers that to make this leather jacket their own requires a profound commitment. Wear it often, explore the open road and watch how it conforms to your body over time. This Perfecto model 613 leather motorcycle jacket was designed and built for the long haul, the short ride, whatever you decide to throw at it!
  
  Schott NYC uses US domestic steerhide to help your leather jacket or “second skin” resist the elements. Motorcycle jackets need to be as tough as the people wearing them. You will enjoy the benefits of both stain resistance and sturdy protection with a water resistant leather hide whether you are riding on your classic motorbike or venturing out in the chill of a winter storm. For wind protection and added warmth the 613 features an attached belt, zippered sleeve cuffs and a durable insulated nylon quilted lining sewn into the body of the jacket. Our bi-swing back panels and under arm footballs ensures that this tight fitting jacket moves with you eliminating that restrictive feel often found with other leather motorcycle jackets. Nickel plated brass hardware complete this timeless American made classic that is built to last a lifetime.
  
  As with all Perfecto leather jackets, Schott only uses the best, highest quality leather available. In the same tradition used in the 50's, highly skilled workers hand-cut each panel for the 613 from patterns that date back to the early "One Stars". In keeping with their original custom style, Schott designed this jacket to fit tighter than most for that classic bold and streamlined look.  Offered in sizes 32 to 54, we suggest you carefully check our sizing diagrams and measurements to determine best fit. Many of our customers prefer to “size up” in this style due to its classic, close-fitting cut. Ordering based on your chest size will give you that snug, t-shirt only, bad boy look pioneered in the 1950’s.  
  
  The Schott Perfecto Model #613 is still proudly made in the U.S.A. Our customers know that the quality and construction of our jackets are unparalleled. From the heavyweight thread we use to the strong American hands that do the crafting. We build our leather motorcycle jackets to the same indestructible standards as the old style leather medicine balls. One-hundred plus years of being the best is your assurance that Schott Brothers stands behind every jacket we make.  
  
  HISTORY:
  
  The three pocket design of the Schott Perfecto One Star dates back to the late 1940's. In those days this leather motorcycle jacket was referred to as just “Perfecto” or “Beck model 999” (manufactured by Schott). The small coin flap pocket started out as a custom option offered in the early 50's. By 1955 this coin pocket became a standard feature of this biker-style jacket known as “the Perfecto One Star". 
  
  Considered to be the best motorcycle jacket it caught the mainstream public's attention after Marlon Brando epitomized the coolest of cool, wearing his Perfecto in that iconic classic film “The Wild One”. Originally referred to as "the One Star", it was officially banned from schools across the US for an entire year in the mid 50’s. Some believe this action served to make the Schott Perfecto even more desirable to America’s young renegades with their “Wild One” tendencies. School Boards wanted to burn it and youthful rebels saved every penny to buy one. At the time, this jacket retailed for close to $50 which amounted to roughly 100 hours of work if you were a gas station attendant making fifty cents an hour!
  
  The customized asymmetrical leather motorcycle jacket worn by Brando became the must-have anti-establishment symbol for 1950’s youth. The orders skyrocketed for this leather jacket causing Irving Schott and his son Mel to increase their workforce and expand the Schott factory. By the mid 1960’s the Perfecto mens jackets had also caught on with the emerging rock n roll movement. Once again, due to increasing sales, Schott had grown out of their current factory on King Street in Perth Amboy, NJ. A few new factories later and still in New Jersey, Schott proudly continues this iconic American classic motorcycle jacket as the Model 613 for the wild side in all of us.
  

  Material: Deluxe Heavy Steerhide.

   

The Per 22 is a modern take on the classic Perfecto Schott jacket. 

This 27” Waxy smooth cowhide Perfecto ® jacket has antique brass trim, piped zipper pockets, sleeve vent zippers with wind flap, half belt with buckle and snap, epaulets, bi-swing back, snap down collar and lapel, inner chest pocket and a retro rainglow lining. 
Made in U.S.A. 

Straight out of Japan into The Shop Vancouver. TCB denim products. 

TCB is produced on the basis of the paper patch of Levi's 507XX of vintage owned (2nd Type).

To modify the silhouette-class even in modern times, sewing thread also picked up one by one place the count and color.

Since the front pockets have put a stitch in the 2-needle sewing machine, stitch, such as rice balls on the corner.
And since it moved to flap sewing without turning off the yarn from the pocket sewing stitch Contains up under flap.
Kang stop of the front pocket, the thickness of the vintage to our customers, we have the same position and adjust the width.

Rolled seam of quite difficult armhole Among the manufacturing process also is due to vintage sewing machine.
Band, cuffs sewing at once without earth sewing back chain stitch, by the Special Union to Obisaki.

Cloth to be used Zimbabwe cotton about 13.5oz.
Rather than mechanically produced was uneven in the current mainstream of the computer, the Atari feeling created by the old-fashioned spinning machine, when the thick short fall the way is it a feature went connected to nature and the line, attracted the highest vertical drop with us.

34 width of a garment 46.5cm shoulder width 39cm dress length 61cm sleeve length 61cm cuff width 10.5cm
36 width of a garment 48cm shoulder width 41cm dress length 63cm sleeve length 63cm cuff width 11cm
38 width of a garment 49.5cm shoulder width 43cm dress length 65cm sleeve length 65cm cuff width 11.5cm
40 width of a garment 51.5cm shoulder width 45.5cm dress length 67 sleeve length 67cm cuff width 12cm

Material: about 13.5oz Zimbabwe cotton 100%
Sewing: Total cotton yarn
Production: MADE IN JAPAN

100% nylon 

Bloodline Frost Bite Jacket from Eat Dust .

These are light weight military style layering pieces. perfect for riding.

Made by Eat Dust in Portugal. 

Eat Dust''s Frost Bite Nylon Jacket is made from lightweight quilted nylon. Features 2 hip pockets and one Chest pocket with contrast Z-Bar stitch. Cotton rib cuffs and colar . Black color nylon nutshell and Red lining with Black rib collar and cuff . This is a perfect liner jacket that can easily been worn as a second layer or on warmer days the ultimate summer jacket . 

Deuce - DC1

Color: Black
Fabric: Shell: Heavy Moleskin (Cotton 100%) Lining: Rayon Satin (Rayon 100%) Insulation: Wool Blend Synthetic Insulate
Size: 36, 38, 40, 42

Taking cues from various military flight jackets of yore, such as the MA-1 and B-15, we are proud to introduce the Dehen Flyer's Club Jacket.  The impetus to create this garment was one part homage to the late Bill Dehen's service in WWII and one part determination to use our resources responsibly.  We found that our iconic N-1 Deck jacket would leave portions of shearling too large to waste, but with no place to call home.  Made from the highest quality materials and great attention to detail, we are proud to offer this new classic to the Dehen 1920 arsenal.

Details

• Pendleton 24 ounce melton wool body

• Heavyweight safety orange satin lining

• 100% worsted wool trim

• Fold back cuffs

• Front welt pockets with snap closures

• Genuine mouton collar with tab for neck closure

• Heavy duty 2-way brass zipper with zipper guard

• Internal welt pocket with snap closure

Color

• Black/Black

Origin

• Made in Portland, Oregon USA

Sizing

• Garment fits true to size

• Made in Japan
• Our classic N1 Deck Jacket, made from our signature 21oz indigo Japanese denim
• Long pile alpaca/wool mix lining
• Corduroy lined hand warmer pockets
• Over-spec’d double action YKK zipper plus buttoned placket
• Permex snapped internal pocket
• Quilted satin lined sleeves
• Knitted storm cuff
• Throat latch
• Sanforised, but unwashed

Indigo 21oz Selvedge Denim  - Face

- Sanforized
- Right hand twill
- White weft, indigo rope dyed warp
Our signature denim, we achieve bulk by making the weft from 2 twisted yarns.  We weave under fairly low tension to achieve an amazingly soft but super thick denim which moulds and drapes particularly well.  The weft is quite slubby and the denim has a lovely 'hand made'  feel to it.  Fades with fairly low contrast.

Brown Alpaca/Wool Mix Lining

- 80% Wool, 20% Alpaca

Eat Dust knitted cardigan .
Made out of 80%WO/20% nylon blend Italian yarn.
Jaquard motief inspired by native art on chest and sleeves .
Shawl collar. Buttoned placket. Genuine wood buttons.
Two front waist welt pockets.
Long sleeves with rib-knit cuffs.

The classic N1 deck jacket was first produced for the US Navy in the early 1940s.  Much copied since then, it has become a true style icon in its own right.  The Iron Heart version remains pretty true to the original jackets on the basis that "if it ain't broke, don't fix it".  The one major, but unseen, change we have made is to add an additional interlining to increase wind resistance.  This piece is a truly warm winter jacket.

• Made in Japan
• Cotton whipcord shell
• Long pile alpaca/wool mix lining
• Alpaca lined hand warmer pockets
• Over-spec’d double action YKK zipper plus buttoned placket
• Two Permex snapped external pockets
• One Permex snapped internal pocket
• Quilted satin lined sleeves
• Knitted storm cuffs
• Throat latch
• At checkout, you can ADD A FREE PARACORD DRAWSTRING if you’d like one
• Models Sam and Steve wear M, Giles wears L

 

11oz Olive Whipcord - Face

Whipcord is usually found in durable outdoor clothing (typically pants, sometimes jackets) as a 16 to 18oz (ounce per square yard fabric weight) wool, or in durable workers' clothing (typically overalls) as a 9 to 12oz cotton. In the latter case, whipcord is an alternative to duck, which has a different weave.

 

 

Brown Alpaca/Wool Mix Lining

• 80% Wool, 20% Alpaca

Eat Dust Deck jacket in black 620Gr 100 % cotton Moleskin from our German Mill .

Fabric is water and stain repelent .

Lined with 100% Wool Body .

Sleeves lined with wool blend and storm cuffs in knitted rib.

2 front hip pockets lined with wool blend.

1 chest pocket that fits riding glasses .

Inside pocket .

Limited production!

Get them while you can , these won''t be reproduced !!!

The classic N1 deck jacket was first produced for the US Navy in the early 1940s.  Much copied since then, it has become a true style icon in its own right.  The Iron Heart version remains pretty true to the original jackets on the basis that "if it ain't broke, don't fix it".  The one major, but unseen, change we have made is to add an additional interlining to increase wind resistance.  This piece is a truly warm winter jacket.

• Made in Japan
• Cotton whipcord shell
• Long pile alpaca/wool mix lining
• Alpaca lined hand warmer pockets
• Over-spec’d double action YKK zipper plus buttoned placket
• Two Permex snapped external pockets
• One Permex snapped internal pocket
• Quilted satin lined sleeves
• Knitted storm cuffs
• Throat latch
• At checkout, you can ADD A FREE PARACORD DRAWSTRING if you’d like one
• Models Sam and Steve wear M, Giles wears L

Khaki whipcord - Face

Whipcord is usually found in durable outdoor clothing (typically pants, sometimes jackets) as a 16 to 18oz (ounce per square yard fabric weight) wool, or in durable workers' clothing (typically overalls) as a 9 to 12oz cotton. In the latter case, whipcord is an alternative to duck, which has a different weave.

 

Brown Alpaca/Wool Mix Lining

• 80% Wool, 20% Alpaca

Heres what Christoph has to say about the piece via his site. 

The latest release for the Spring 2018 Mister Freedom® Sportsman catalog is a new iteration of the popular MF® Cowboy Jacket, our twist on the classic trucker-style jacket. The MF® Cowboy Jacket is already available in a traditional dark indigo NOS Cone mills 12.5 Oz denim twill, a beautiful lighter indigo “Malibu Sea” 14 Oz. selvedge denim milled in Japan, and a NOS wheat color Cone Mills 12.5 Oz selvedge denim.

This time around, we wanted a dancing partner for the MF® SPEEDWAYS Jeans issued for Fall 2017 in a special “coated denim”. This special NOS fabric is not the modern waxy black rubber type coating seen on novelty contemporary jeans, but rather an interesting indigo denim twill printed with a soft-hand opaque coat of matte black water-based ink. If the black ink completely covers the indigo blue warp of the denim, the usual light-colored grayish weft (with somewhat of a greenish sheen) shows on the reverse of the fabric. The slub of the yarns is visible on the weft threads, giving this specific denim its crosshatch quality.
If the Cowboy Jacket in BCD initially looks flat black, it will develop its own patina overtime, blending shades of indigo with black and white, according to activities, frequency of wear and wash cycles. Undertones of indigo will rapidly appear with normal wear abrasion. See the denim wash test photos below, also featuring a small section rubbed with sand paper.

We opted for tonal stitching and un-branded oxidized black wreath donut buttons, for a rather unassuming vibe and neutral fashion statement.

The mfsc COWBOY Jacket in Black-Coated Denim is designed in California by Mister Freedom® and manufactured in the USA in collaboration with Sugar Cane Co.

SPECS:
FABRIC:
New Old Stock crosshatch coated denim, soft-hand matte black finish on indigo warp, 100% cotton, about 12-13 Oz. Origin unknown (maybe Italy).
DETAILS:
* Fairly trim silhouette, sixties vibe.
* Original MF® slanted flap chest pockets.
* Oxydized black wreath donut shank buttons.
* MF® tonal “M” stitching on pockets.
* Charcoal “salt & pepper” chambray fabric accents on pocket flap facing.
* Buttoned cinch-waist side tabs.
* Copper rivet for pockets and sleeve placket reinforcements.
* Debossed leather MF® original patch.
* All cotton thread chainstitch construction, tonal with contrasting red accents on the inside.
* Made in USA.

SIZING/FIT
The Cowboy Jacket in BCD (Black-Coated Denim) comes UN-WASHED and is cut so that the measurements match the labeling AFTER an initial cold soak/line dry. This specific denim is pretty much sanforized, and very minimal shrinkage is to be expected.
We suggest you follow the usual initial method we recommend for raw denim garments:
* 30-40mn cold soak with intermittent hand agitation, in minimally-filled washing machine or bath tub.
* Spin dry cycle (if using a machine).
* Hang dry.
* As an optional step, wear the garment briefly when still not fully dry, in order to slightly shape it to your body and set creases. Hang and let fully dry.

The denim garment will stiffen when dry following this initial routine, due to the re-activated fabric starch contained in the cotton yarns. This is normal and the ‘crispiness’ will subside with normal wear.

As with all the versions of the MF® COWBOY Jacket, I opted to size down from the Medium (38) I usually wear in msfc garments, and went for a snug 36 (once cold soaked/line dry.)
What works is subjective and will depend on what silhouette you are comfortable and familiar with, on your body type and personal style.
Please refer to sizing chart for approximate raw/soaked measurements. Soaked = 30mn cold soak, spin dry and line dry.

CARE:
Treat the MF® COWBOY Jacket BCD as you would fancy indigo denim wearables. Hand washing can be a good option for those concerned with specific wear patterns and high-contrast colors fades, otherwise machine wash on delicate. Wash separately to avoid color transfer. Turn garment inside-out to minimize unsightly marbling of the fabric. Cold water, mild eco-friendly detergent. Hang dry.
Initially black, your Cowboy Jacket BCD will develop its own attractive patina with normal wear, blending shades of indigo, black, and white, according to activities, frequency of wear and wash cycles.

Available RAW/unwashed
SIZES:
X-Small (34)
Small (36)
Medium (38)
Large (40)
X-Large (42)

Heres what Christoph has to say about the piece via his website 

To ease into this new year in style, let’s introduce a new member of the Mister Freedom® Continental Sportcoat family, the first Spring 2018 addition to our all-made-in-USA Sportsman catalog.

This classic and versatile unstructured blazer pattern is already available in an array of fine NOS fabrics, an indigo crosshatch twill, two grey cotton-linen twills, and a light indigo “Player” denim.  It now gets an elegant tropical twist with the New Old Stock fabric we recently scored, an 8.85 Oz. blend of 86% cotton and 14% linen, an elegant natural white twill with a subtly-contrasting heather oatmeal warp and white weft. The face of this denim-like fabric displays unbleached slubby flecks of natural fibers, while the reverse shows a whiter cotton yarn.
Our (technically inaccurate) choice of term “Congo Gabardine” is a nod to “Congo Cloth”, a now-defunct rayon fabric typical of vintage tropical attire. Off-white suiting fabrics of the the 1920’s-40’s, such as “Congo Cloth”, or the illustrious Palm Beach Cloth (a cotton/mohair blend fabric milled by the Goodall Worsted Company, and cut into classic “Palm Beach” lightweight suits), certainly convey a bygone tropical elegance often eluding contemporary men’s summer fashion.

The Mister Freedom® Continental Sportcoat “Congo” features a half-shoulder ‘floating’ lining cut from yet-another fancy NOS fabric, a white sateen twill with a woven green stripe pattern, probably milled in Italy. Our sportcoat’s classic, sixties-style, four-button closure highlights an attractive set of amber brown corozo buttons, adding somewhat of an ‘earthy’ touch while complimenting the tropical theme.
This off-white summer coat can be paired with jeans or khakis for a casual vibe, dressed-up with waistcoat and slacks, styled with neckties or open collars… or rocked full-on Miami Vice.

The Continental Sportcoat is designed in California by Mister Freedom® and manufactured in California, USA, by Mister Freedom® in collaboration with Sugar Cane Co.

SPECS:
PATERN:
An original mfsc pattern, inspired by vintage cotton work coats and other unstructured blazers, notably a 1950’s French postal uniform jacket.

FABRIC:
New Old Stock ivory-colored twill, 8.85 Oz., blend of 86% cotton and 14% linen, off-white heather warp with slubby oatmeal flecks x white weft, milled origin unknown.
Lining: NOS 100% cotton woven stripe sateen twill, white and green, probable European origin.

DETAILS:
* Unstructured silhouette.
* Lightweight and soft, perfect traveling companion.
* High four-button front closure.
* Amber brown corozo wood butons.
* Half shoulder floating lining, 100% cotton NOS fancy woven stripe twill.
* Form-fitting back, ventless.
* Three patch pockets, with flaps on hip pockets.
* Concealed ‘passport’ chest pocket.
* Pocket openings reinforced on the inside with lining facing.
* Tonal 100% cotton stitching, clean caballo flat-felled seam construction, chainstitch on the inside, no open edges or overlock.
* Made in USA.

SIZING/FIT:
This explains how we size our garments.

The Continental Sportcoat “Congo” comes raw/unwashed. We recommend our usual initial 30mn cold soak/occasional hand agitation/spin dry/hang dry process. The tagged size reflects the size of the garment after going through this process. The subtle variation of shrinkage between body fabric/lining fabric/cotton thread will result in puckering and roping, slightly altering the fit and drape.

I personally opted for a Size 38 in the Continental sportcoat “Congo”, consistant with all of its other iterations in various fabrics.
Please refer to sizing chart for approximate raw/soaked measurements. Soaked = 30mn cold soak, spin dry and line dry.
Full wash cycle and heat dryer are not recommended.

CARE:
Hand wash or machine wash unbuttoned on delicate, cold water with minimal environmentally friendly detergent. Do not use bleach. Line dry.
NOTE: Full washing cycle and heat dryer might result in excessive shrinkage and/or damage, to be experimented at owner’s risk.

Available Raw/unwashed
SIZES:
Small (36)
Medium (38)
Large (40)
X-Large (42)
XX-Large (44)

• Made in Japan
• Chrome tanned horsehide from a tiny tannery in Himeji, which is the tanning capital of Japan
• Seriously the nicest horsehide we have ever seen from any tanner anywhere
• Lined with grey cotton duck
• Action bi-swing pleated shoulders
• 2 internal pockets with snap closures
• Waldes two-way main zipper
• Waldes zippered gussets at cuffs and hips
• Waldes zippered breast pockets
• Mandarin collar with snaps

Eat Dust Fisherman Jacket .
Made out 83%PVC / 17%PL
2 hip pockets with snap button closure.
Draw string Hood .
Front zipper closure Concealed by storm placket
Two front waist snapped pockets also accessible from the side .
Model wears a Size M

 Classic type 3 Jean jacket made from a Japanese red line selvage 13.5 oz. denim with added side pockets to keep your little hands warm. Made in San Francisco and damn near perfect 

Made with reference to chore JK of 1920's Black Bear company Features asymmetrical pocket and raglan sleeve feature Size of Ox woven by a power loom, sulfide dyed, WABASH discharge fabric

Our classic Type III jacket, modified with a slightly longer than traditional body and with the addition of side handwarmer pockets, made from our 21oz indigo Japanese selvedgedenim.

• Made in Japan
• All internal felled seams
• Poly/cotton constructional stitching
• The side pockets can also be used as extra internal pockets for items like phones and wallets
• Sanforized and one-washed - so expect little to no shrinkage

 

Indigo 21oz Selvedge Denim - Face

•    Sanforized
•    Right hand twill
•    White weft, indigo rope dyed warp
Our signature denim, we achieve bulk by making the weft from 2 twisted yarns.  We weave under fairly low tension to achieve an amazingly soft but super thick denim which moulds and drapes particularly well.  The weft is quite slubby and the denim has a lovely 'hand made'  feel to it.  Fades with fairly low contrast.

 

 

Indigo 21oz Selvedge Denim - Reverse