Raglan sleeves are the first thing to register on this burgundy leather harrington jacket, the seam travelling from underarm up to the neck rather than cutting square across the shoulder. That line softens the top half and lets the arm swing without the whole shoulder dragging with it.
Up front, a straight centre zip runs the full length, and the collar is a short stand with a single snap at the throat. Two flap pockets sit gathered beneath their flaps, each held shut by a button tab. Where you might expect knitted rib, the waistband and cuffs are shirred leather instead, so the hem draws in without any knit to go slack. Inside, the lining is plain olive.
Condition is honest rather than pristine. The hide is heavily creased and wrinkled all over, most of it storage folds, and along the ridges of those creases the colour has rubbed paler. One elbow carries a lighter glazed patch. Past that, the colour reads as an even burgundy-brown with no holes, splits or peeling, the zip and its pull are both present, the shirring at hem and cuff still holds its gather, and the olive lining is creased but clean, with no staining or tears showing in the photographs.
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SKU: M43