We ran this sale on the Lawndale jacket at the beginning of summer and had a great response.  We've sold most of what we had and are down to just a few in the smaller sizes.  If you've had your eye on one you'd better act, they won't last long. 

D3O armor works great in these jackets (and many others). 
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 Large 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

We have been carrying the D3O armor for several years now; it's available in CE Level 1 or 2  for shoulders, elbows, hips and back.  It not only fits in the pockets of the Lawndale jacket but many other brands and models of gear as the size is pretty standard.
We've had some great customer reviews on this product:  Here's what Brian had to say:  d3o is simply the best. I'm ordering my 3rd set now. I started with one set of these that I swapped from my street gear to my track suit. Then I crashed hard at the track and walked away with a moderate strain to my AC ligament in spite of ragdolling a fair distance. Between that kind of protection and the fact that I forget they're even there in  my jackets, they're the only way to go. Now I'm getting a set of CE 2's for my suit and I'll have 2 sets for my street gear so I won't have to swap.
Here's another review from Shawn C:

Great upgrade or replacement.   I replaced my old padding with the D30. very comfortable and a great way to hold on to my old gear a little longer

And a review from J.R.:

Replaced my stock Fieldsheer armor with a full set of D3O from Motorcycle Gear and what a difference! No more hard shell turtle back and the mesh jacket flowed a lot more air. 

These hip protectors will fit in many models of pants and riding jeans but you'll hardly know they're there.
Just $20 for Level 1 pair and $25 for Level 2 pair

New Product Reviews
New fall products are coming in; here's three more from Alpinestars we saw this week:
The Raider Drystar pants will be your friend if you frequently ride in cool to cold and/or wet weather. This is a solid textile style (not mesh) with a waterproof shell AND a removable liner. The insulated liner along with the solid shell design will keep you warm. The pants are made waterproof with an integral waterproof/breathable Drystar liner. This liner is permanently installed between the pant’s outer shell and the inside mesh lining and should do a good job with keeping the rain out. To get a bit of air flowing into the pants in warm weather, there are a couple zips on the thighs. These zips are waterproof, and when open give a path for air to pass through to your skin. Of course pants don’t get a big wind blast while on the bike and even though the zips will help admit some air, these pants won’t be comfortable in hot weather......(more)

These SP-Z Drystar gloves are made for the sport street rider that wants an above-average protection package in a glove that is street oriented and waterproof.  From the outside, this glove looks much like a leather sport street glove. There is the familiar molded knuckle protection, the raised padded areas, the finger bridge, etc. But then you slip the gloves on and you feel a plushy fleece lining and there is the waterproof lining, and that’s what differentiates this glove from most sport street gloves. I’d recommend this glove down to very cool temps......(more) 
This new Alpinestars Track Vest 2 offers a way to upgrade your armor game for one and two piece suits. The vest’s main feature is the KR-1 back protector. The vest of course holds the back protector securely in place on your torso, and even has the same waist belt to help snug the back protector against the small of your back and also give support like other kidney belts do.  The vest adds the option to upgrade the chest armor to Alpinestar KR-Ci chest protector inserts. The vest comes with some medium thickness chest pads already, but the upgrade pads are much more substantial.  I see this unit as a great way to up the protection on an older technology suit, or even to add the chest protection to many newer suits that don’t have that feature.....(more)

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