Vintage Leather Jackets-Fall 2021-For Sale

jonesy86 said:

Ok, I misunderstood. It isn’t every day I see a light weight vintage long enough for me, but I suppose I also don’t want to seem greedy.
Good luck straightening out your Appalachian.
Peace,
David

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No worries

Ok, the Windward is on a windward tack.

Hey T
I'll take the Windward. PM pending.

It is a perfect jacket for your climate. Light as a breeze! Very nice Brown finish on this one.

I wore mine last week.

No one mentioned the fact I don't know what the leather is! Tell me what you think. Light goat? Sheep?

Yamahana said:

my Appalachian map pocket. Last time I messaged him it was couple days, thought this might help

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I'm responding to your message

From the pictures I don't see that distinctive pebbling typical in goat. It does have some nice grain, if it is sheep I have been looking for something Vintage in Capeskin, but not much survived it seems. If it is goat, I like goat! in any case light weight is the key, and vintage with long numbers has my name on it.
Thanks T!

jonesy86 said:

Vintage in Capeskin, but not much survived it seems. If it is goat, I like goat! in any case light weight is the key, and vintage with long numbers has my. name on it.

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I proud to say I don't know for sure the leather. I've handled hundreds of jackets and this happens form time to time. My Keeper is the same jacket, but later and is a steerhide and nothing like your jacket leather.

Capeskin was a huge fashion leather in the 30s. I have seen all styles made in capeskin, many beautiful jackets and the leather is toast. I have a mint Capeskin jacket from the 30s which is the exception. Seeing that you understand how people who admire it.

Your size requirements can be limiting, we will see with this Windward. Thanks