TYPE I LEATHER JACKET Print Tees with a handle that is

with a handle that is heavier than a t-shirt but lighter than a sweatshirt

The directive was intended to reduce the flammability of the jacket but was also a response to the changing cockpit conditions that meant a larger helmet was required

bright and commemoratory souvenir jacket that was prolific in Japan made way for the darker and more sombre and utilitarian Vietnam era interpretation

pigment finished black Horsehide

deep ribbed cuffs and Water Buffalo Buttons

TYPE I LEATHER JACKET Print Tees with a handle that isThe TYPE I LEATHER JACKET takes on a timeless denim pattern introduced in the 1930s. Leather adaptations of this silhouette are scarce and highly sought after pieces of vintage history. At the core of the Type I design are its unique pleated front and rear panels, providing the wearer with added freedom of movement. While the Type I pattern has its origins dating back to 1905, the original iterations lacked the front flap pocket we now associate with