Schott® Waxed Natural Pebbled Cowhide Cafe Leather Jacket

The Schott® Waxed Natural Pebbled Cowhide Cafe Leather Jacket was designed as a retro version of the popular Model 141. Differences include the vintage style open zippered sleeve cuffs, sewn in cotton flannel lining, and the use of a full aniline, drummed cowhide leather. It was made with chrome-tanned, drum dyed, plump & spongy hides. It will be very comfortable to wear the moment you first try it on! This leather is made with an oil and aniline finish that gives a rustic old look and a soft “hand”.  Made in the USA.

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The Waxed Natural Pebbled Cowhide Cafe Leather Jacket features:

• 100% Cowhide leather
• Nickel plated brass hardware
• “Mandarin” style collar with snap closure
• Custom embossed “Schott” snap faces
• Vintage style open zippered sleeve cuffs with wind flaps
• Three outside zippered pockets with chain pulls
• Leather trimmed inside breast pocket
• 100% cotton plaid lining
• Length: 26″
• Color: Black & Brown
• Fit: Trim (Runs trim in shoulders and torso. We recommend to order a size larger for a more normal fit)

Protect your jacket with our new jacket care products.

These products are all natural and hand made in the USA. It will help preserve your new jacket or add years back to your old one. Exposure to the elements and regular wear will dry out and fade your jacket. Replenish your jacket now!

History

The Cafe Racer leather jacket mainstream design was developed in England in the 1960’s . As soldiers were returning home after WWII they caught the bug of souping up older, prewar motorbikes. Racing between local pubs and cafes created a need for a streamlined, minimalist leather racing jacket. Traveling at times in excess of 100 MPH was a fairly dangerous proposition on the roads that were more like trails at the time. Heavy horsehide and of course a strong main zipper added a certain level of protection for these speed happy daredevils. Imagine the wagers made and records set during these early cafe racing days.