Full-grain cowhide, the outer layer of the hide with the grain left intact
Band collar with a single snap, no lapels, so it sits clean under a coat
Quilted…
Full-grain cowhide with the grain left intact
Stand collar, straight centre zip, no lapels
Regular cut that layers over a sweater
Two hand pockets, fully lined
Free worldwide shipping,…
Black double-rider biker jacket with an off-centre zip, snap-tipped lapels, epaulettes, ribbed panels on the shoulders and both halves of the sleeve, and buckled straps at each side of the…
Black asymmetric biker jacket with ribbed padding across the shoulders, down both sleeves and up each side of the body, against flat leather at the chest.
Full-grain leather — the ribs…
Short black leather jacket with a band collar on a brass snap, straight centre zip, two chest and two hip zip pockets, and snap tabs at the back hem.
Waxed full-grain…
Black biker jacket with a buckled leather waist belt, snap epaulettes, snap-tipped lapels, an asymmetric zip and angled chest zips.
Belted waist — stops a cropped jacket riding up and sets…
Black double-rider biker jacket — wide notch lapels that fold back, a heavy off-centre zip, ribbed quilted sleeve panels and snap-tab zip cuffs.
Full-grain leather with the natural grain visible in…
Slim black leather jacket with a tall stand collar on snap tabs, a double front placket over the centre zip, an angled chest zip and quilted shoulder panels.
Full-grain leather, smooth…
Heavy grained cowhide that holds its own shape across the shoulders.
Full-grain cowhide at the heavy end, not a light fashion lambskin.
Band collar and straight zip, so it layers under a…
The off-center zip is not styling. It exists so the front closes flat without a ridge of doubled leather running down the middle, which is what made the shape work on a bike and why it still looks right eighty years later. Wide lapels, a short body, heavy hardware. This is the loudest jacket in the range and the one that needs the rest of the outfit to stay quiet.
No, and we would rather say so. A road-legal motorcycle jacket needs CE-rated armour at the shoulders, elbows and back, and abrasion-tested panels. Ours have none of that. This is the silhouette that motorcycling produced, built for wearing rather than riding. If you ride, buy protective gear from a company that certifies it.
Short and close. The hem should finish at or just above your belt, never over it. The shoulder seam lands exactly on the shoulder bone — on this cut more than any other, a seam that has slipped down the arm makes the whole jacket look borrowed. Across the chest, expect to fit a t-shirt and a thin knit, and nothing more.
Three to four weeks of regular wear. Full-grain starts firm because nothing has been sanded off it, and it softens from the inside out as your movement works the fibers. The elbows go first, then the shoulders, then the back panel. Do not try to speed it up with heat or oil — both do permanent damage.
Black. The biker shape is already assertive, and black lets it sit inside a normal wardrobe. Brown pushes it towards a period look, which is a fine thing to want deliberately and an awkward thing to discover by accident.
| Biker | Bomber | Café racer | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Front | Asymmetric zip | Straight center zip | Straight center zip |
| Collar | Wide fold-back lapels | Ribbed band | Low band, no lapel |
| Volume | Closest fitting | Roomiest | Slim, but softer than biker |
| Effort it asks of you | High | None | Low |
| Price | $ 280 – $ 299 |
| Leather | Full-grain cowhide |
| Closure | Asymmetric zip |
| Sizes | XS – 4XL |
| Shipping | Free worldwide, duties paid |
No. It has no CE armour and the panels are not abrasion-tested. It is the biker silhouette, not protective equipment.
So the two front panels overlap without creating a thick seam down the center. It closes flatter and blocks wind better than a straight zip.
Not on this cut. The biker is meant to sit close, and an oversized one loses the shape entirely. If you need room for a sweater, the bomber is the better buy.
No. The color goes into the hide rather than sitting on top of it, so wear darkens it rather than stripping it. Jackets that transfer color onto your shirt are coated, not dyed.
No. Duties and taxes are covered by us worldwide, so nothing is owed on delivery.
If the biker feels like too much jacket, the bomber gets you into leather with none of the commitment. For the same attitude with a hood on it, look at hooded.
