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Lightweight Cowhide Trucker Jacket

$1,225 USD

Smooth touch pull-up nubuck cowhide trucker

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All goods come with a minimum 2-year legal guarantee in the EU.

Overview

  • Antique Brass Hardware and Trim
  • Zip Front Closure
  • Two Lower Front Single Welt Side Entry Pockets
  • One upper Left Front Diagonal Zippered Pocket
  • Metal Shank Button Cuff Closure
  • Adjustable Side Tabs
  • 100% Cotton Lining with Vintage Mini Print
  • Inside Pocket
  • U.S.A.  

 

About this leather:
A New Zealand-crafted Aniline Plus leather. It has a smooth touch and dynamic pull-up effect.
Stiffness: Soft
Weight: 2.75-3.25oz
Origin: New Zealand Raw Material

Specs

Origin Made in USA
Style Split Collar
Material Leather
Leather Cowhide
Weight Lightweight
Length Standard
Tanning/dyeing Chrome Tanned
Finish Oil
Liner Cotton
Features Made in USA
Hardware BrandedAntique Brass

Customer Reviews

  • 5 stars: 3 (75%)
  • 4 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (25%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Elliot Kozary

The jacket is absolutely stunning, and fits like a glove off the rack. The leather is incredible quality and smells amazing. Highly recommend Schott’s products for genuine made in USA leather clothing

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Anonymous

Excellent!

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Stefan

Great Jacket !

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ES815
Good style, questionable materials.

I guess this appears to be the “black sheep” of the Schott NYC catalog (despite that it’s actually brown). The company doesn’t seem to have much to say about this jacket aside from telling you that it’s cowhide and what it’s lined with. No background on the style, no details on how the leather is finished, or anything else… at least as of the day this was written.
Anyway, I was in the market for a brown leather jacket, and the simple, understated style of this one drew me in. Looking at it upon arrival, (shipped very quickly, btw), I just wasn’t that impressed with the leather quality. It had a decent heft, which I liked, but I didn’t care for the fact that it was nubuck (the website didn’t mention this). It crinkled easily and even had black dots on the left sleeve. I understand these are natural blemishes and/or inconsistencies in the hide, but I shouldn’t expect that for a price tag that surpasses $1,000.
Again, I really like the style of this lined trucker, but maybe Schott could release it in a full-grain *finished* leather, maybe like what’s used on the 688, and *not* another nubuck or roughout leather like on the other variants.

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