Recent content by Alan@JohnsonLeather

Gator wears like steel plating. Should last forever.

A few gator jackets we have made over the years. The black gator was made for a motorcyclist with shoulder, elbow and back armour. He also is a gator hunter in Texas.

Yes, send us a DM via Instagram.

Hi, Yes, depending on the type of repair. Just call us and I will let you know at 415-775-7393. Regards, Alan

HI, Yes, I'm still working a few days a week. Only simi retired as I still love what I do. If you have any questions, please call us at 415-775-7393. I am in on Tuesday's and Saturday's. We are almost ready to launch our new website very soon. You can also check us out on Instagram. Regards...

Hi, Yes, I'm still working a few days a week. Only simi retired as I still love what I do. If you have any questions, please call us at 415-775-7393. I am in on Tuesday's and Saturday's. We are almost ready to launch our new website very soon. You can also check us out on Instagram. Regards...

I have been to this museum almost every other year since it was built. Great photos, history, stories. The veterans that are there with some of the exhibits are a world full of information.

This is one of the labels we used for a few shops in the bay area from 1990 through 2000. The leather is a 3.5oz. naked cowhide.

Oaky here's my two cents worth of thoughts. The jacket style looks early 50s to me based on the design and collar size. It's a similar style that I have made for a company in Japan years ago. I have seen the leather below the collar on jackets from the 60s. Just Leather in San Jose use to do...

I thought I would share my experience on how this jacket came to be and yes, the fun I had in taking Arrandales envision and making it a reality. Arrandale contacted me about two years ago inquiring about an insane project he had a vision for. He was passionate and new exactly what he wanted...

Sounds like a plan as long as someone brings the cognac:)

I warned him not to go skydiving with the jacket on.

I know the owners for over twenty years, and they are doing well. They have relocated to Arizona a few years ago due to insane rents in the bay area and covid. The company was started by the owners farther back in the sixties I believe. They made great jackets, sad to see them gone.

You can never underestimate the power of a bowl of gumbo, crawfish and a cold Dixie Beer:)

Just Thought I would give an update and shout out to Lawrence Brooks Happy 112th. Oldest living WWII veteran and Louisiana native celebrates 112th birthday