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Men's Jacket Daytona GOLBERG LAMB PAOLO DARK COGNAC
Regular price €299,00
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90 days to change your mind
Payment in 3 or 4 installments from €150
It is a close-fitting cut. The product will be fitted at the waist and the sleeves will be quite tight.<br><br> This type of jacket will be worn more easily open due to its fitted appearance.<br><br> The Slimfit cut is the most widespread among leather clothing, it is the fashionable cut!
Choose your usual size! If you prefer to wear your jacket a little looser, you can possibly opt for a larger size.
Men's Jacket Daytona GOLBERG LAMB PAOLO DARK COGNAC
€299,00
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Men's Jacket Daytona GOLBERG LAMB PAOLO DARK COGNAC
Product Description
The GOLBERG LAMB PAOLO DARK COGNAC is a magnificent perfecto from the DAYTONA brand.
Soft and light, it is made of lambskin and offers you great comfort.
With a cotton and polyester lining.
Cut adjusted to enhance your silhouette.
A comfort zip is available on the cuffs for greater comfort.
Pressures at the collar with the Daytona logo for a guarantee of authenticity.
3 Zipped pockets on the front as well as 3 interior pockets.
This model is also available in black.
Caring for your leather
This product is made of lambskin. It is the most supple skin among the different types of leather. It is fine, soft and light, and is very easy to maintain!
The only maintenance necessary is waterproofing the material, this should be planned before the first wear of your product and regularly following the frequency with which you wear the product (if you wear it every day in rainy weather, you can repeat it up to once every one to two weeks).
You can also use a delicate neutral cream or color to nourish and revive your leather.
Find our maintenance products by clicking here.
In all cases, remember to always test the application of a maintenance product on a non-visible surface of your product. Certain finishes or leather treatments may react differently from one product to another.
