This Lot.804 Leather Jacket features a vintage-inspired design rooted in 1930s workwear, crafted from vegetable-tanned horsehide for unparalleled durability. The unique Mud Dyed Brown finish, hand-dyed in Amami Oshima, ensures no two pieces are alike. With a cozy blend of wool and linen lining, this jacket offers warmth without compromising style. Antique-inspired engraved iron buttons add a timeless touch, showcasing a commitment to heritage and craftsmanship that speaks to both rugged functionality and fashionable appeal.
From the brand: The Lot.804 Leather Jacket carries the same lineage as the Lot.303 Coverall but rebuilt in horsehide for autumn and winter. The design keeps its 1930s workwear roots, but adds a lining of wool and linen for added warmth and structure. The outer is vegetable-tanned horse leather made with the pit-tanning method, where hides are soaked for nearly a month in tannin-rich pits. This long, labor-intensive process produces leather with a firm hand and remarkable depth of character. In Mud Dyed Brown, each jacket is hand-dyed individually in Amami Oshima, making every piece unique. The buttons are equally true to heritage: engraved iron fasteners modeled on 1910s coveralls, finished with rust-processing on the brown version for a timeworn authenticity.
