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Men's Jacket Schott LCNEWPORT22 BLACK
Regular price €375,00
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Also called Straight Cut, this is the most classic cut. As its name suggests, it offers a straight cut at the waist.
This cut adapts to all body shapes. If you don't like too fitted jackets, this cut is ideal for you! Neither too wide nor too close to the body.
Choose your usual size for any model with a regular fit.
Men's Jacket Schott LCNEWPORT22 BLACK
€375,00
Men's Jacket Schott LCNEWPORT22 BLACK
Product Description
The SCHOTT brand presents its LCNEWPORT22 BLACK men's jacket. A biker collar jacket made with in sheepskin leather and cut in a regular fit. Its cut is comfortable as is its design material.
This jacket closes in the axis with a long metal zip which gives rise to a zipper. a biker collar with from a strap to snap button. Two horizontal zipped pockets are sewn on each side of the bag. of the chest, while two other vertical pockets are placed on each side. The ends of the long sleeves can be closed with two snap buttons.
Simple and classy, this jacket will be worn anywhere. wonder throughout the seasons in various styles. Adapted to just as good in a biker look as in casual or streetwear, this jacket will not fail to create a place of choice in your clothing line.
Caring for your leather
This product is made of sheepskin leather. Sheep is a skin very similar to lamb. It is the age of the beast that will change the name of the leather. The leather is therefore fine, soft and light as well.
You will just need to waterproof the skin once and renew it from time to time, depending on how often you wear your leather. You can also use a delicate cream to give a new shine to your product.
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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.
