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Our customers asked for a lighter, trimmer asymmetrical leather biker jacket and we answered with the Perfecto® model 626. As easygoing as a second skin yet incredibly durable, this 26” long motorcycle jacket was designed for warmer weather riding or casual trouble—your choice.
As with all Perfecto® leather jackets, Schott only uses the best, highest quality leather available. We hand-cut the leather panels from the same soft, chrome tanned, drum-dyed and practically indestructible cowhide leather as our other Perfecto® jackets, but the hide is slightly lighter in weight (2.5 to 3 ounces). This leather breathes well and breaks in quick and easy, and our time-honored tradition of tanning and processing ensures it will last many years without needing treatments or conditioners.
Schott designed the 626 without underarm footballs, allowing a tighter fit for that classic bold and streamlined look that looks good anywhere. For wind protection and added warmth the 626 features an asymmetrical main zipper, attached belt, zippered sleeve cuffs and a durable 100% cotton flannel lining sewn into the body of the jacket. The bi-swing back panels give you that extra range of motion so you won’t feel restrained in your jacket. The collar and shoulder epaulets are designed in the traditional 1940s style but the twist is that these epaulets have no stars. If you look closely at the snap down lapels, you will find that the snaps are custom embossed, another detail that shows how far we’ll go to construct jackets of unparalleled quality. Nickel plated brass hardware completes this timeless American-made classic that is built to last a lifetime.
Features:
26” length moto style jacket
Chrome tanned, drum dyed, light weight (2.5 – 3 oz.) cowhide leather
Asymmetrical main zipper pattern for added warmth and protection
Durable nickel plated brass hardware
Snap down lapels, collar and shoulder epaulets No Stars
Custom embossed “SCHOTT” snap faces
Zippered sleeve cuffs with sleeve gussets.
Bi-swing back panels for extra range of motion
Attached belt with buckle closure and snap
Three outside zippered pockets plus small coin flap pocket
Leather trimmed inside chest pocket
100% cotton flannel lining
U.S.A.
Model is 6'1", weighs 175 lbs, with a 37" chest and is wearing size Medium.
Leather Type, Fit and Construction:
Schott NYC uses this semi aniline cowhide to help your leather jacket or “second skin” resist the elements. Motorcycle jackets need to be as tough as the people wearing them. You will enjoy the benefits of both stain resistance and added protection while riding on your classic motorbike or out on the town. For wind protection and added warmth the 626 features an attached belt, zippered sleeve cuffs and a durable 100% cotton flannel lining sewn into the body of the jacket. Nickel plated brass hardware complete this timeless American made classic that is built to last a lifetime.
In the same tradition used in the 50's, highly skilled workers hand-cut each panel for the 626. In keeping with their original custom style, Schott designed this jacket to fit tighter than most for that classic bold and streamlined look. We suggest you carefully check our sizing diagrams and measurements to determine best fit. The Schott Perfecto® Model #626 is 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 three pocket design of the Schott Perfecto® One Star dates back to the late 1940's. In those days this leather motorcycle jacket was referred to as just “Perfecto®” or “Beck model 999” (manufactured by Schott). The small coin flap pocket started out as a custom option offered in the early 50's. By 1955 this coin pocket became a standard feature of this biker-style jacket known as “the Perfecto® One Star".
Considered to be the best motorcycle jacket it caught the mainstream public's attention after Marlon Brando epitomized the coolest of cool, wearing his Perfecto® in that iconic classic film “The Wild One”. Originally referred to as "the One Star", it was officially banned from schools across the US for an entire year in the mid 50’s. Some believe this action served to make the Schott Perfecto® even more desirable to America’s young renegades with their “Wild One” tendencies. School Boards wanted to burn it and youthful rebels saved every penny to buy one. At the time, this jacket retailed for close to $50 which amounted to roughly 100 hours of work if you were a gas station attendant making fifty cents an hour!
The customized asymmetrical leather motorcycle jacket worn by Brando became the must-have anti-establishment symbol for 1950’s youth. The orders skyrocketed for this leather jacket causing Irving Schott and his son Mel to increase their workforce and expand the Schott factory. By the mid 1960’s the Perfecto® mens jackets had also caught on with the emerging rock n roll movement. Once again, due to increasing sales, Schott had grown out of their current factory on King Street in Perth Amboy, NJ. A few new factories later and still in New Jersey, Schott proudly continues this iconic American classic motorcycle jacket for the wild side in all of us.
Schott designed the 626 without underarm footballs, allowing a tighter fit for that classic bold and streamlined look that looks good anywhere. For wind protection and added warmth the 626 features an asymmetrical main zipper, attached belt, zippered sleeve cuffs and a durable 100% cotton flannel lining sewn into the body of the jacket. The bi-swing back panels give you that extra range of motion so you won’t feel restrained in your jacket. The collar and shoulder epaulets are designed in the traditional 1940s style but the twist is that these epaulets have no stars. If you look closely at the snap down lapels, you will find that the snaps are custom embossed, another detail that shows how far we’ll go to construct jackets of unparalleled quality. Nickel plated brass hardware completes this timeless American-made classic that is built to last a lifetime.
Features:
Model is 6'1", weighs 175 lbs, with a 37" chest and is wearing size Medium.
Leather Type, Fit and Construction:
Schott NYC uses this semi aniline cowhide to help your leather jacket or “second skin” resist the elements. Motorcycle jackets need to be as tough as the people wearing them. You will enjoy the benefits of both stain resistance and added protection while riding on your classic motorbike or out on the town. For wind protection and added warmth the 626 features an attached belt, zippered sleeve cuffs and a durable 100% cotton flannel lining sewn into the body of the jacket. Nickel plated brass hardware complete this timeless American made classic that is built to last a lifetime.
In the same tradition used in the 50's, highly skilled workers hand-cut each panel for the 626. In keeping with their original custom style, Schott designed this jacket to fit tighter than most for that classic bold and streamlined look. We suggest you carefully check our sizing diagrams and measurements to determine best fit. The Schott Perfecto® Model #626 is 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 three pocket design of the Schott Perfecto® One Star dates back to the late 1940's. In those days this leather motorcycle jacket was referred to as just “Perfecto®” or “Beck model 999” (manufactured by Schott). The small coin flap pocket started out as a custom option offered in the early 50's. By 1955 this coin pocket became a standard feature of this biker-style jacket known as “the Perfecto® One Star".
Considered to be the best motorcycle jacket it caught the mainstream public's attention after Marlon Brando epitomized the coolest of cool, wearing his Perfecto® in that iconic classic film “The Wild One”. Originally referred to as "the One Star", it was officially banned from schools across the US for an entire year in the mid 50’s. Some believe this action served to make the Schott Perfecto® even more desirable to America’s young renegades with their “Wild One” tendencies. School Boards wanted to burn it and youthful rebels saved every penny to buy one. At the time, this jacket retailed for close to $50 which amounted to roughly 100 hours of work if you were a gas station attendant making fifty cents an hour!
The customized asymmetrical leather motorcycle jacket worn by Brando became the must-have anti-establishment symbol for 1950’s youth. The orders skyrocketed for this leather jacket causing Irving Schott and his son Mel to increase their workforce and expand the Schott factory. By the mid 1960’s the Perfecto® mens jackets had also caught on with the emerging rock n roll movement. Once again, due to increasing sales, Schott had grown out of their current factory on King Street in Perth Amboy, NJ. A few new factories later and still in New Jersey, Schott proudly continues this iconic American classic motorcycle jacket for the wild side in all of us.
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THE BEST CHOICE FOR SLIM GUYS AND FASHION FORWARD STYLES
The fitted cut of this jacket looked a lot sleeker and more stylish on me than the others that I tried on in the Schott store. The more traditional cuts looked over sized or boxy on me compared to the 626. I am 6'0" and 175 lbs, so thin, but not exactly a rail. If you are a slimmer guy you are going to want to go with the 626 for sure.
I think the slimmer silhouette of the 626 is also ideal for someone who is more interested in the Schott Perfecto for it's artistic heritage as a fashion icon than motorcycle culture. Someone who is going for a trendy, punk, modern or dressed up style more than the biker look should really consider the 626. It's got all the classic Americana, but slightly tuned to be a little more flattering and fit in with a modern wardrobe. The materials are durable and high quality. The tartan lining is a really nice touch too. Overall the jacket looks great, smells great and feels great! I am actually a little sad that the Schott website does not feature this jacket more prominently. This is the one you are looking for!
626
I had been looking at Schott's leather jackets for a long time and when they had their sale in November I jumped at the chance.
I'd been considering the vintaged 626 but after seeing an online review that highlighted that it didn't have the bi-fold back like the original 626 I decided to go with the original as I will be wearing it for riding. If you are just buying it as a fashion piece, and like the vintaged look, I reckon go for that.
The quality and workmanship is outstanding. It's so well put together and looks fantastic. The tartan lining is a highlight. The leather is high quality and feels solid, even on this lightweight version. Living in Australia I decided to go with the lightweight leather.
I'm 6'2" and 92kg. The size guide recommended a large and the fit is spot on.
JUST AS EXPECTED.
Height: 5'6
Weight: 169
Age: 25
Build: Average
Jacket purchased: Schott 626 size M
I was a little unsure about how the medium fit at first but it really is true to size accurate. The 626, although lightweight compared to other jackets available, I feel is still pretty sturdy despite being so flexible. It is definitely on the slimmer side as far as leather jackets go, but it's exactly what I was looking for. I'm glad I made the decision to purchase this jacket as I feel it will last me a VERY long time.
626 ROCKS
Ordered my first Schott jacket, a S for my lean fit 6 foot, 70kg body and it fits like a glove, literally a perfect wrap all over as if it was custom made.
Then I discovered the quality of the leather on the back patch of the two forearms was not great. Returned it and Schott exchanged it quickly with no fuss for another and it was perfect.
Great work Schott, definitely will order again in the future.
PERFECT JACKET FOR ME
Im a chest size 40, i ordered a M and it fit
Perfectly
Its light, i can move around perfectly, feels great. I had tried the 613sh on size 40 but it felt too tight, my shoulder even hurt.
But this one is great, where i live doesnt get super cold so the light weight its ok here, i can add a sweatshirt and if feels good too.
Also since its not that super warn im gonna be able tonwear it on cool nights as well no need to wait for winter.
I love punk rock and metal so i needed this.
GREAT JACKET
The jacket arrived in timely fashion. As advertised, the jacket is a slimmer fit. Recently wore the jacket on a very cold day with just a medium weight sweater. The jacket kept me plenty warm. Very satisfied with my purchase. The endless compliments were a pretty nice bonus
626 PERFECTO GREAT CHOICE....
First off I want to say a big THANK YOU to Jerri in Customer Service, she was a great resource during my research and purchase. I purchased the 626 with a two fold purpose. I ride a Harley Davidson and wanted to use this for riding as well as for a fashion addition to my wardrobe. I live in Southern California and it gets and stays pretty warm. I wanted a Perfecto that did not have a heavy liner inside. I went to the SchottNYC store in Los Angeles where I was able to try on the full line of Perfectos and selected the 626. I had the sleeves tailored by SchottNYC (perfect job). The 626 out of the box fit slightly snug, but was never stiff or hard, I have been wearing for riding out here as we can ride year around with our weather. It is breaking in (minimal break in required) nicely. The 626 is built like a tank, you can see and feel the quality of its construction. I am a retired Police Officer who can appreciate good leather goods (wore them everyday for 28 years).
I LOVE THIS JACKET! LUCKY ALREADY!!
I love my new jacket. It was immediately lucky as I won 500$ the first time I wore it. It fits great. I’m 5’9” (150lbs) and wear a medium. The medium was perfect. The Leather is very nice and I like the sticking and quality. I’m still breaking it in of course. I also have some items that match with it very well. I may get one in Black also. I’m so happy with Schott. Thy are a great American brand. Most of the items I buy now are from North America and are hand made. I really feel like I’m getting more value even though they are pricy. Paul Sr.
BEST JACKET I’VE EVER OWNED.
I have received many compliments on my 626. The fit and feel is amazing. I am planning on ordering the 571. I love this jacket and can’t take it off. It literally is my “second skin.” The leather broke in quickly. This is a year around Jacket it’s also powerful and will transform you! It has converted me to a Schott customer!
BROWN BABY!!!
I'll start of by saying, well worth the money and meets almost all my expectations. I bought the 626 in brown XL. I'll split my review into three parts.
The Good: Absolutely amazing quality in leather and you really cannot beat the style and beauty that Schott produces. The 626 is comfy and is very easy to move in, I have a big back on a muscular frame and the bi-swing back helps so much. I used to own a 629 and decided to sell it for this one. By far the best choice I have ever made. Not that the 629 was bad, far from it but it was definitely nowhere near as mobile as the 626. I'm not a biker but I want to be in the near future and I think with the mobility factor this will feel comfortable on the bike, though it's not padded or as thick as some biker jackets, I think it will be perfect for a heat sensitive guy like me.
The Bad: The main reason I wanted to switch to the 626 from the 629 was because the 629 didn't have side pockets. But, the side pockets on this one are pretty useless for me anyways. I can't fit my hands into them and they are positioned quite far back on the jacket so reaching for them is kinda awkward. It's just not a very comfortable or functional position/size of the pockets for me. Also, I feel like the inside pocket is on the wrong side. It's on the left side. It makes sense in the way that you can get easier access to it with the jacket zipped up. But because the outer chest pocket is on the left side as well, it is just a weird choice in my opinion. My last disappointment is with the liner, I expected the plaid liner to be in the arms. It's not, it's a brown fabric. It's not that big of a deal but it is rather just one of those things that seems like a cop out.
The Beware: I made the mistake of listening to some of the reviews on sizing up. I ordered a XXL initially, it did fit nice but it was noticeably bigger in the shoulders and arms. After getting to wear both sizes, I can definitively say that the only thing slim fitting or different about the 626 is the mid section. Everything else fits like a regular jacket, the arms, the shoulders and the chest all fit true to my size which is an XL. The belly area is what's tight but even then it's not that tight. I have a bit of a gut going on right now and I can still zip it up. I'm not going to make the mistake of giving any advice in my review though. When it comes down to it everybody's body is different in many ways and it's going to be up to you to figure out your best option. I think the information can help though as long as you do it smartly, which I did not. TAKE PROPER MEASUREMENTS!!! And you will not be disappointed in this jacket!
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
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