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The Schott NYC model 141 is a true classic racer leather motorcycle jacket made from the finest naked cowhides. With its stand-up collar and its bi-swing back it always makes for a clean, perfect fit.
Features:
Offered in both 26" and 28” body lengths
U. S. sourced, drum dyed, hand cut, heavyweight, full aniline cowhide (naked leather)
Large back panel design, a signature of Schott's uncompromising quality
Wind flap along the inside of main zipper for added warmth and protection
Mandarin style collar with adjustable snap closure and keeper snap
Bi-swing back panels with grommet vented underarm footballs
Traditional zippered sleeve cuffs
Nickel plated side buckles
Three outside zippered pockets with chain pulls
Inside vertical snap breast pocket
Poly twill lined with zip-out pile lining secured by two lower snap locks
U.S.A.
Leather Type, Fit and Construction:
Our classic café racer is a true four season riding jacket. Customer demand has kept this design in constant production for over forty years. We know you will agree that it is our most versatile leather jacket! The Model 141 leather jackets for men are made with U. S. sourced, chrome-tanned, drum dyed, heavyweight naked leather. This hide has a softer "hand" when compared to our steerhide and a matte finish. It is chrome tanned and processed to provide many years of use without the need for treatments or conditioners. Right out of the box this jacket will feel like it was custom made for you.
Schott NYC uses heavyweight naked cowhide to help your leather jacket become your "second skin". Motorcycle jackets need to be as tough as the people wearing them. For wind protection and added warmth the 141 features an inside wind flap under the main zipper, a zip out pile lining and zippered sleeve cuffs. Our bi-swing back panels and under arm footballs ensures that this 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 leather jackets, Schott only uses the best, highest quality leather available. In the same tradition started in the late 1920’s, highly skilled workers hand-cut each panel for the model 141. Available in both regular and long sizes we often suggest this model for our taller customers. Offered in sizes 32 to 54 in regular and 36 to 54 in long we are confident one of these regularly stocked sizes will fit. Schott sells this leather jacket model true to size, if you wear a 42 suit jacket simply order a size 42 and you will even have room for a sweatshirt underneath for those colder days. Of course this is just our best recommendation, as always we suggest you carefully check our sizing diagrams and measurements to determine best fit.
The Schott Model #141 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 Cafe Racer leather jacket design that became mainstream in the 1960's was developed in England. As soldiers were returning home after WWII they caught the bug of souping up older, prewar motorbikes. These motorcycles were raced between local pubs and cafes which created the need for a streamlined, minimalist leather racing jacket. Traveling at times in excess of 100 MPH was a fairly dangerous proposition on the roads that were more like trails at the time. Heavy horsehide and of course a strong main zipper added a certain level of protection for these speed happy daredevils. One would imagine there were wagers made and records set during these early cafe racing days.
Schott Brothers has produced a café racer leather motorcycle jacket since we produced model 666 RS for Beck in 1956. It was called a "Leather Racing Shirt" and cost $28.95 at the time. Schott also marketed our own racing jacket as the model 641XX. In the early days these leather jackets had symmetrical zippered pockets on the chest, an adjustable snap collar strap and zippered sleeve cuffs. As they were worn and abused many examples found today are missing any signs of the original inside linings.
Rooted in tradition, the Schott Model 141 continues this cafe racer style from the 50's. Based on these early leather motorcycle jacket café racer designs the 141 has changed ever so slightly. We feel our updates have made a legendary design better and even more versatile. Schott continues production of the Café Racer motorcycle jacket style, as always, right here in the U.S.A, with a Schott family member hands on in the factory every single day.
Leather Type, Fit and Construction:
Our classic café racer is a true four season riding jacket. Customer demand has kept this design in constant production for over forty years. We know you will agree that it is our most versatile leather jacket! The Model 141 leather jackets for men are made with U. S. sourced, chrome-tanned, drum dyed, heavyweight naked leather. This hide has a softer "hand" when compared to our steerhide and a matte finish. It is chrome tanned and processed to provide many years of use without the need for treatments or conditioners. Right out of the box this jacket will feel like it was custom made for you.
Schott NYC uses heavyweight naked cowhide to help your leather jacket become your "second skin". Motorcycle jackets need to be as tough as the people wearing them. For wind protection and added warmth the 141 features an inside wind flap under the main zipper, a zip out pile lining and zippered sleeve cuffs. Our bi-swing back panels and under arm footballs ensures that this 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 leather jackets, Schott only uses the best, highest quality leather available. In the same tradition started in the late 1920’s, highly skilled workers hand-cut each panel for the model 141. Available in both regular and long sizes we often suggest this model for our taller customers. Offered in sizes 32 to 54 in regular and 36 to 54 in long we are confident one of these regularly stocked sizes will fit. Schott sells this leather jacket model true to size, if you wear a 42 suit jacket simply order a size 42 and you will even have room for a sweatshirt underneath for those colder days. Of course this is just our best recommendation, as always we suggest you carefully check our sizing diagrams and measurements to determine best fit.
The Schott Model #141 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 Cafe Racer leather jacket design that became mainstream in the 1960's was developed in England. As soldiers were returning home after WWII they caught the bug of souping up older, prewar motorbikes. These motorcycles were raced between local pubs and cafes which created the need for a streamlined, minimalist leather racing jacket. Traveling at times in excess of 100 MPH was a fairly dangerous proposition on the roads that were more like trails at the time. Heavy horsehide and of course a strong main zipper added a certain level of protection for these speed happy daredevils. One would imagine there were wagers made and records set during these early cafe racing days.
Schott Brothers has produced a café racer leather motorcycle jacket since we produced model 666 RS for Beck in 1956. It was called a "Leather Racing Shirt" and cost $28.95 at the time. Schott also marketed our own racing jacket as the model 641XX. In the early days these leather jackets had symmetrical zippered pockets on the chest, an adjustable snap collar strap and zippered sleeve cuffs. As they were worn and abused many examples found today are missing any signs of the original inside linings.
Rooted in tradition, the Schott Model 141 continues this cafe racer style from the 50's. Based on these early leather motorcycle jacket café racer designs the 141 has changed ever so slightly. We feel our updates have made a legendary design better and even more versatile. Schott continues production of the Café Racer motorcycle jacket style, as always, right here in the U.S.A, with a Schott family member hands on in the factory every single day.
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GREAT JACKET
Love the jacket. I got the 48L, and even though it's a "long", it sits at the belt just right. In fact, I need to wear shorter shirts (untucked) so they don't hang lower than the jacket. I originally purchased the 641 and it was way too small/slim/short. Support was very fast in helping me figure out the right size and sending in the return. The 141 is not as slim, but definitely not baggy. It's perfect for my body type. I'm 6'2", 230lbs, I have a belly (not huge pot belly, just some extra beer storage). I wear a 48L suit jacket, so this is TTS. The only issue, and it's almost not worth mentioning, is how the material is folded over and sewn right below the zipper catch. So I have to push some material away from the zipper catch to get the zipper started, which is a little frustrating when you just want to reach down and zip. I have to fumble with it, and look down at what I'm doing, can't just "zip by feel". But hey, it's a thick leather jacket, it will be ok! I've gotten very positive comments from friends when I show up in my new jacket. My female friends in particular ;)
SLEEVES DO NOT FIT LIKE SHOWN
The jacket it self is high quality with deplorable fit. The pictures on the web site illustrate a decent fit, in reality the sleeves are way longer.
PURE PLEASURE
Great leather, style and finish. One of the very best cafe racers out there. Makes you feel so pleased when you take out of the box.
AWESOME JACKET
This is my first Schott leather jacket and probably not my last. Was drawn between this and the 530 and chose the 141 because of the sizing compared to suits. Basically what you already wear is what you should get, and they are right. First, a big thanks to Schott for their exchange policy. I very quickly went from a 48L, to a 46R and settled on the 48R I wear now. Customer service was responsive to questions, and their process is very efficient without a hiccup. Ultimately the jacket fits as a 141 should which is a bit to the forgiving side, and that's what I wanted. I have a somewhat athletic build at 6'1", 250lbs. Not a terribly wide chest, but broad shoulders, a deep back with taper and big hips. I can't fit into slim anything, and even tailored fits tend to be restrictive. The bi-swing back and underarm footballs are ideal for me. This fits very well with room to layer, and even accomodate some weight change as the jacket falls at the hip and across the shoulders where I need it to. The leather while soft, is thick and despite no break in required, I can feel it conforming to me as I wear it. It's very comfortable, the liner does improve function in cold weather and overall is a killer look. I love the function first, arguably overbuilt design. I wanted robust and got that in something that off the shelf, fits really good that will outlast me. Great jacket, definitely recommend it.
AWESOME JACKET
This is my first Schott leather jacket and probably not my last. Was drawn between this and the 530 and chose the 141 because of the sizing compared to suits. Basically what you already wear is what you should get, and they are right. First, a big thanks to Schott for their exchange policy. I very quickly went from a 48L, to a 46R and settled on the 48R I wear now. Customer service was responsive to questions, and their process is very efficient without a hiccup. Ultimately the jacket fits as a 141 should which is a bit to the forgiving side, and that's what I wanted. I have a somewhat athletic build at 6'1", 250lbs. Not a terribly wide chest, but broad shoulders, a deep back with taper and big hips. I can't fit into slim anything, and even tailored fits tend to be restrictive. The bi-swing back and underarm footballs are ideal for me. This fits very well with room to layer, and even accomodate some weight change as the jacket falls at the hip and across the shoulders where I need it to. The leather while soft, is thick and despite no break in required, I can feel it conforming to me as I wear it. It's very comfortable, the liner does improve function in cold weather and overall is a killer look. I love the function first, arguably overbuilt design. I wanted robust and got that in something that off the shelf, fits really good that will outlast me. Great jacket, definitely recommend it.
AWESOME
This is a good looking jacket, fit is awesome, for not trying it on before purchase. Love the color and would recommend this jacket to anyone that is looking for this style. Thanks
TIGHT IN THE ARMS, BAGGY IN THE TORSO.
I am a 5'11" (71 inches or 1.8034 meters) tall, man weighing 200 pounds (14.2857 stone). My chest measures to 44".
I went with what they recommended which was a 44" especially due to my above body description. I have had to return the jacket back now on its 3rd time, going lower in size.
The 44" looked like a tent on me, it looked like I was wearing Glad trash bags on me, as it was just unbelievably baggy in the torso section. I have a chest, pectorals, and thought initially it was going to fit me, but they make them way bigger than what they are, as it goes as big from the chest all the way down to the waist. I returned it back for a 40" and that was still big.
The next thing is that they make the arms smaller than they do the torso. So the jacket is always too loose in the torso, too tight in the arm/underarm area. Why do they make their jackets like this, or at least this model jacket?
On the positive side, here are my pros:
1.) It's built tough. Thick leather, heavy, and has a nice insulation that you can choose to take off during warmer times.
2.) The leather seems quality, smells great
3.) Seems like a jacket you can wear for the next 10 years, minimum, and even pass down to others.
I just don't like how they constructed the jacket size ratio wise. The tight arms but extremely loose torso is crazy. I. may have to stick to my trash bags for a coat.
SUPER NICE... BUT I'M WEIRD
I've never been a leather jacket guy but figured I'd try one out. Did my research, Schott is def the best, that's not up for debate. But was it for me?
I LOVE how committed everyone's reviews are here and I def read through a ton of them before buying so hopefully this helps! Especially people listing height / weight / etc.
My size:
I'm 6' / 260 lbs / 46" - 47" chest roughly / got a bit of a belly maybe a 40" - 42" waist depending / broad shoulders. I used to lift a bunch. People NEVER think I weight 260, they always guess like 220 - 230 lol.
Jacket Size:
I ordered a 48 because I couldn't exactly determine my size but I wear a 46L in suit jackets. Customer Service suggested I not get a long jacket because in addition to the back length, the sleeves get long too.
The jacket was a heavier than I expected. I don't ride so I def don't need anything that heavy. It felt a little short, but I like my stuff to run long. The chest/upper back felt a bit puffy but it also felt slightly tight in the armpit. If I were to wear a hoodie underneath I def would have to take out the liner.
The quality of the jacket is superb. That's a fact.
Overall:
I'm currently in the middle of exchanging the 141 48 for a 246 XXL because it's lighter and more for casual day to day use.
If were to have just changed 141 sizes I would have gone down to a 46L and hoped the shoulders/chest stretched after a few weeks of use/breaking it in and that the armpits fit slightly better.
Overall:
I started my leather jacket shopping here and hopefully the 246 is what I wanted - more relaxed fit but not sloppy.
Crossing my fingers because I know above all else, the quality of a Schott jacket will be superior to everything else!
141 MOTORCYCLE JACKET
This is my second Schott motorcycle jacket. My first Schott, a Perfecto is almost 40 years old and still in great shape. Unfortunately I gained some weight and grew out it. My son is enjoying it now and I'm enjoying my new Schott 141 jacket. I hope to get 40 years plus out of this one before I pass it on to my son!
VERY NICE JACKET
6’5” 250lbs. Athletic build. Shorter torso, most of my weight is lower body. I wear a 46L suit jacket. I ordered a 46 Long. Fit is very good out of the box. I expect it will break in some. It conforms well to me and I can fit a hoodie underneath if needed. My shoulders are somewhat narrow for my height. If I had broader shoulders I may have went up to a 48L although the sleeve length with the 46L is perfect for riding, about an inch and a half past my wrist. The collar rides up a bit higher than I would like when in the riding position but I am hoping the break in will help with that. The leather is definitely top both and looks and smells great.
Since 1913, we have stood behind the quality of our products. That's why for our customers, if you are not happy with your item, you can send it back to us, with no questions asked. Our return and exchange policy is valid for *30 days from when the item was shipped, and make sure the original tags are attached, and it has not been worn.
For US customers:
• Need to exchange an item? No problem. The shipping label for the first exchange is FREE
• Need to return an item? The shipping label is a flat rate label of $9.95
For more information on returns including for international customers please visit www.schottnyc.com/returns/