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Women's Jacket Oakwood NIKKO MARRON VIEILLI 560
Regular price €189,00
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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.
Women's Jacket Oakwood NIKKO MARRON VIEILLI 560
€189,00
Women's Jacket Oakwood NIKKO MARRON VIEILLI 560
Product Description
The perfecto is still just as trendy and chic. The proof with this NIKKO AGED BROWN 560 women's jacket from the OAKWOOD brand. A jacket made in sheepskin and offering a slim cut.
Slightly offset closure on the side, large lapel at the collar, epaulettes, and offset snap buttons Decorative, the essential elements of performance are well and truly represented in this NIKKO. The two side pockets are zipped as is the back of the end of the bag. long sleeves.
This aged brown perf will be a must-have for your casual chic or biker look. Wearable in any season, this jacket will find its place with a skirt as well as a dress, shorts or even jeans or chinos.
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.
