Angled welt hand pockets, cut on the slant, give this burgundy leather vintage jacket its most immediate detail, each one dropped into the curved panel seam that sweeps down the front rather than sitting flat on the surface.
Fastening is a straight centre zip running the full length of the front, and above it sits a pointed shirt collar with a small red woven label at the nape. No knitted rib appears anywhere on the garment: the hem finishes plain and straight across the waist, and the cuffs end in plain leather. Inside, a charcoal satin lining carries a pocket on the interior.
Before the photographs were taken, the hide was professionally cleaned and conditioned, the zip was run its full travel in both directions, and the seams were checked over. Sizing is not left to the label alone. Every flat measurement, from pit to pit through to collar-to-hem length, is listed in the measurements panel beside the images, so hold those figures against a jacket already hanging in your wardrobe.
Wear here is honest and worth reading closely. The hide is sound, with no tears, holes or split seams, but creasing runs heavy and soft over the body and sleeves, and the raised crowns of those creases have rubbed to a lighter, browner sheen against the deeper burgundy-brown ground. It reads most strongly across the chest, around the pocket openings low on the front, and along the folds of the sleeves. Collar points sit slightly soft and rolled. The zip and its metal pull are intact, and the charcoal lining photographs clean, with no staining, sagging or splits.
SKU: M62