This jacket is available in two colors, black or brown.  The brown is a very deep, dark chocolate brown which could easily pass for black.  The brown jacket has antique brass snaps and the black jacket has silver snaps.

This is such a unique jacket and when I saw it was a closeout opportunity, I just had to have it.  It certainly isn't mainstream, but this jacket will be a "find" for those who appreciate the style. 

The leather used in this jacket is buffalo, which I don’t recall seeing before in our store. The leather has more of a “vintage” look and feel to it than typical cowhide. It has a semi glossy finish, but it has a bit of “wrinkle” to it and is not as thick as cowhide (thank goodness, otherwise it would weigh a ton). The leather is relatively soft and should break in nicely.

The overall fit is “standard”... not too sporty, but not baggy either, which is a good mix for a jacket that carries the vintage look, but must be functional for motorcycling.  Speaking of functional, you get some climate control features… zippered vents. Two vents on the upper chest, two in the underarms and one long exhaust vent in the upper back area.

For colder weather use, the jacket comes with a full sleeve thermal liner. The entire liner comes out when you don’t need it and you can even zip off the sleeves to get a bit more control.  

Availability:  Sizes XS through XXL in at least one of the two colors, although selection is getting thin.  If you've been thinking about getting one, you'd better act fast!

MSRP $299.99

New Product Reviews
We have finished reviewing two new products from Cortech this week and we particularly liked the Air version of their Sequoia Adventure Touring pants as it's really heating up here in west Texas.
These new Sequoia Air Adventure Touring Pants are the vented version of the regular Sequoia pants by Cortech. Large portions of the pant shell are mesh material so the wind will blow right through the pants. With ventilation like this, you’ll find these pants to be most comfortable for mild to hot weather.  Many long distance travelers find themselves in rain from time to time, and these pants come with a removable full leg rain liner. The liner is really a rain suit pant under the pants. And at the bottom of the rain liner there is even elastic material so that they’ll fit snugly over your boots to keep rain out. The rain liner will also double as good wind block if you find yourself in cool weather which will help extend the comfort range.  When I tried on my size in the pant, I immediately made note of the relaxed cut of the pants. Those who are looking for something trim and stylish won’t like this pant, but those who want to “spread out” for long hours in the saddle will like the loose cut. And the waistband design is comfy too..........( more)

This is a great all-purpose street sport textile style. The jacket has climate control features for three season conditions and wet weather (fall, winter, spring). The jacket has a removable vest-type thermal liner which will add a lot of insulation against cold weather, and of course the outer shell will block cold air. The jacket offers waterproof construction by way of a mid-liner (a waterproof barrier between the jacket’s shell and the nylon mesh interior lining). So the jacket’s solid textile shell, the removable thermal liner and the integral rainproof barrier will let you adjust for almost any mild to cold and/or wet weather. With a mid liner arrangement like this, the up side is the superior performance of the mid liner since it has no openings for water to leak through such as zips, etc. Hot weather? Well, I’d advise you to buy a mesh jacket. Even though this jacket has some modest zippered vents, the flow of air is only between the outer shell and rain liner, so venting is limited.............( more)

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