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Leather Jackets

Leather jackets,cut to your pattern.

Biker, café racer, bomber, racing, suede and shearling-collar jackets in cowhide, lambskin, goat and suede, cut and stitched in Sialkot under your label.

Garments on this page
8
Fabrics
8
Decoration placements
6

02The full kit

Every jacket,one tannery-to-rail line.

From the black biker to a cognac café racer and an oxblood bomber, every style is cut to your pattern in the leather you choose and finished with your hardware, logo and labels, ready for your rail.

MotoBiker jacket, design concept
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Biker jacket

Asymmetric zip · snap collar · belted hem

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MotoCafé racer, design concept
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Café racer

Band collar · clean front · zip cuffs

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MotoRacing jacket, design concept
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Racing jacket

Stand collar · contrast stripes · padded shoulders

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Bomber & flightLeather bomber, design concept
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Leather bomber

Rib collar, cuffs and hem · sleeve pocket

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Bomber & flightShearling-collar flight jacket, design concept
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Shearling-collar flight jacket

Shearling collar · belted waist · warm lining

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Suede & casualSuede trucker, design concept
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Suede trucker

Chest pockets · button front · shearling-ready collar

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Suede & casualLeather overshirt, design concept
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Leather overshirt

Shirt collar · snap front · light lining

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Suede & casualLeather gilet, design concept
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Leather gilet

Sleeveless · zip front · quilted lining

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03Lookbook

Tap thecollection.

One collection across bikers, café racers, bombers, suede and shearling. Tap a dot to see the piece.

One collection across bikers, café racers, bombers, suede and shearling. Tap a dot to see the piece.Shearling-collar flight jacketCafé racerBiker jacketLeather bomberSuede trucker
Concept photograph · your kit is made in your own design

04Customisation

From raw hideto your rail.

One garment, step by step. Scroll to build it.

  1. 01
    The cut

    Panels cut from natural crust leather and stitched into the jacket. Everything after this is yours to choose.

  2. 02
    Colour & finish

    Dyed and finished to your choice: aniline, semi-aniline, waxed or distressed.

  3. 03
    Hardware

    Zips, snaps and buckles in silver, gunmetal, brass or black.

  4. 04
    Quilting

    Quilted shoulder and elbow panels, stitched in your pattern.

  5. 05
    Belt & cuffs

    A buckled hem belt and zip cuffs, the biker details.

  6. 06
    Embossed logo

    Your logo debossed or embossed into the leather, or on a leather patch.

  7. 07
    Lining & label

    Lining in your colour and your woven label at the neck.

  8. 08
    The back

    Back yoke and your wordmark debossed across the shoulders.

The cut: the same garment, one step at a timeColour & finish: the same garment, one step at a timeHardware: the same garment, one step at a timeQuilting: the same garment, one step at a timeBelt & cuffs: the same garment, one step at a timeEmbossed logo: the same garment, one step at a timeLining & label: the same garment, one step at a timeThe back: the same garment, one step at a time

05Fabric library

Feel itthrough the screen.

The knits and wovens this range is cut from. Typical weights; the exact fabric is agreed for your style in the quote.

  • Cowhide, close upCowhideBikers, racing jackets and varsity sleeves
    Typical weight
    About 1.0–1.3 mm
    Look, feel & finishes
    Tough, full-bodied and protective · Debossing, Embossing
  • Lambskin, close upLambskinFashion bikers, blazers and bombers
    Typical weight
    About 0.6–0.8 mm
    Look, feel & finishes
    Light, supple and buttery to the touch · Debossing, Embroidered patch
  • Goatskin, close upGoatskinFlight jackets and bombers
    Typical weight
    About 0.8–1.0 mm
    Look, feel & finishes
    Pebbled grain, light and hard-wearing · Debossing, Embossing
  • Suede, close upSuedeTruckers and shearling aviators
    Typical weight
    About 0.7–0.9 mm
    Look, feel & finishes
    Soft napped face with a velvet feel · Debossing, Embroidery
  • Nubuck, close upNubuckCasual jackets and overshirts
    Typical weight
    About 0.9–1.1 mm
    Look, feel & finishes
    Fine buffed grain, smooth as felt · Debossing, Embossing
  • Full aniline, close upFull anilinePremium café racers
    Typical weight
    About 0.9–1.1 mm
    Look, feel & finishes
    Dyed through with the natural grain open · Debossing, Leather patch
  • Distressed & waxed, close upDistressed & waxedVintage bikers and café racers
    Typical weight
    About 1.0–1.2 mm
    Look, feel & finishes
    Pull-up wax that lightens where it bends · Debossing, Leather patch
  • Shearling, close upShearlingCollars, linings and aviators
    Typical weight
    Sheepskin with the wool on
    Look, feel & finishes
    Dense curly wool on a suede back · Leather patch, Woven label

06Decoration

Which finishgoes where.

PlacementMethods
Brand logoChest or collar tabDebossingEmbossingLeather patch
Back wordmarkBack yokeDebossingEmbroideryAppliqué patch
Sleeve patchUpper sleeveEmbroidered patchLeather patch
HardwareZips, snaps and bucklesYour finishCustom zip pulls
LiningInside the body and sleevesYour lining colourPrinted liningEmbroidery
LabelsNeck, lining and pocketWoven labelLeather patch labelPrinted care labelHang tag

07FAQ

Buyerquestions.

What is the minimum order for leather jackets?

[NEEDS INPUT]

Can one order mix several styles and leathers?

Yes. Each style and leather is its own design on the same quote.

Can one order include men's and women's sizes?

Yes. List the size run per design, men's and women's together; the quote prices the whole run.

Can you work from our own tech pack or pattern?

Yes. Send your tech pack, pattern or a reference jacket and the sample is cut to it.

Which leather should I choose?

Cowhide is tough and full-bodied, lambskin is light and soft, goatskin is pebbled and hard-wearing, and suede and nubuck have a napped face. We help you choose for the style and price.

Can you match a colour or finish?

Send a swatch, a photo or a Pantone reference. Colour and finish are checked on your sample and you approve them before bulk.

Is every hide the same?

Leather is natural, so grain and small marks vary from hide to hide. Panels are selected so each jacket matches the approved sample.

How do I care for a leather jacket?

Keep it away from heat, wipe it with a damp cloth and condition it now and then. We print care instructions on your care label.

08Request a quote

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