The trucker jacket is the most copied pattern in menswear — a 1960s denim design so right that every fabric eventually gets cut into it. Leather suits it best. The shirt-style collar, the chest flap pockets, the button front: familiar lines, executed in genuine leather lining that starts matte and builds a soft sheen exactly where you live in it. It wears like the jean jacket it descends from — over a henley, under nothing, sleeves pushed to the forearm by the second hour. The difference is that this one will outlast every denim version you've owned combined. Details Genuine leather lining Classic trucker pattern — shirt collar, button front Two chest flap pockets, two side welt pockets Buttoned cuffs, adjustable waist tabs Care: Wipe dry, condition once or twice a year. Rain won't ruin it — let it dry away from heat. The creases at the elbows are the jacket learning your arms.
