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This vintage heavily distressed circa 1960's motorcycle club jacket shows much wear with great character. A custom painted emblem is seen on the back. The makers label is missing, but it appears to be a Schott Perfecto of the era. It is a size 40, and it measures approximately 20" from underarm to underarm and 24" in length. The sleeve length is 23". A size and lot tag is seen inside the coin pocket. The lot is unmarked. It has a Talon main zipper, with Esko zippers at the sleeve cuffs. And it has 2 "Rao" fasteners under the collar, with no snaps on the collar. The snaps are plain. The sleeves and the epaulettes, which have a rounded end, are double stitched. The stitching on the collar is placed further in than it is on the lapels. It has side laced gussets and the belt loops were removed. The inner lower facing of the back and the sleeve placates are made of a faux leather material. This jacket obviously meant a lot to someone. It shows much wear, and rough repairs, but it basically is clean and odorless and will wear nicely. The rough sewn repairs are seen on the left chest, the sleeves and elsewhere, as pictured. The lining at the collar also shows wear, with some tears, and the lining at the sleeve cuffs also has some tears. All of the zippers are functional. And the original leather laces are absent. This very attractive jacket would go well in a collection. We have described it to the best of our ability, and it is sold in as is condition. Please see all images provided.
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