Leather jacket created from Lot.303 in brown-core horsehide. The nappalan treatment is applied to the back side of the leather, resin-coating the edge of the leather, and the jacket is tailored in a single piece to make it lightweight. The one-piece tailoring allows the jacket to be easily wrinkled, and the wrinkles and color fading can be enjoyed according to the individual body shape and the way the jacket is worn.
The buttons are made from stamped iron buttons that were used on coveralls in the 1910s. Over time, they rust and change with age.

Horse Leather