Perfecto by Schott Bros 

Vintage 1960's Steerhide-Handcut Leather Jacket 

1940's style Car Coat.

Back Belted detail

This is the leather jacket that inspired the design for the one worn by Robert Deniro in the film The Irishman.

Size 40" Chest.

Actual Flat Measurements

Pit to Pit - 23" inches

Shoulder to Shoulder - 19.5" inches

Body Length - 29.5” inches (Base of Collar to bottom hem)

Sleeve length

Shoulder to Cuff - 23.5” inches

Superb vintage condition.

Great details including Bi Swing Back Fixed Back BeltTalon heavy duty zip front fastening2 dual entry front pockets. 1 Flap fronted and 1 side entry hand warmer pockets.1 Diagonal chest pocket with zipper.Cuffed sleevesDiamond Quilted nylon lining

This is a true vintage item from the late 1960's (please refer to the Schott NYC Forum for the history of their labels through the decades).The jacket / car coat is made of hand cut Steerhide.Steerhide is a bovine leather made from the hide of male cows, known as steers. A readily available leather to most manufacturers, steerhide is consistent in grain and weight throughout the hide, and usually has a subtle gloss-sheen thanks to a combination of natural oils and resins used in the tanning process.

The jacket is in amazing condition for it's age and oozes plenty of authentic vintage charm.

All pockets, lining, stitching, original zips are in tact with no tears, holes or flaws.

The modern day equivalent version of this jacket is 'STYLE: P631 - 'Waxy Buffalo Car Coat with Mouton Collar and retails at $830 from Schott NYC.

This genuine vintage classic is a far superior ancestor at a fraction of the price.

So grab your self a bargain and place your bids.

The Jacket weighs just over 2kg.