Leather Pleats Jacket

DL-053 Leather Pleats Jacket

HORSE HIDE

Sizes 36, 38, and 40 are sold out.

This denim jacket, which had a flap on one pocket and was produced for a long time from the late 1910s to the early 1950s, has been designed and produced in horsehide with Dry Bones' interpretation.

As they were called "pleated blouses" or "riveted blouses" at the time, they had symmetrical pleats on the front and rivets for reinforcement at the pocket openings and cuffs.

The cinch back buckle attached to the back of the garment is made by bending and hammering solid brass wire.

Furthermore, the holes on the back strap belt are sewn with an anus, which contributes to the classic look.

The material used is horsehide, specifically pony leather. It has a fine grain, is soft, light, and durable, making it one of the finest leathers.

It is only available in black, reminiscent of the designs that existed at the time.

To match the black leather outer material, we deliberately used charcoal gray stitching thread to create the appearance of a tanned leather jacket.

The length is also slightly longer than the vintage version, to suit modern bottoms.

I have an image of cowboys of that time wearing these leather jackets until they were covered in dust.

Western-style styling is the classic look, but since it's made of black leather, it can be worn in a neat or modern style.

This jacket will elevate your look and make you enjoy wearing it.