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Looking to sell this fantastic Harro bike jacket. If you don't know about the brand, these guys used to be a step above mostly anything in Europe. Comparable with Lewis Leathers with even better cuts.
$100 + shipping.
You'll usually find either women's models being sold as men's on eBay or jackets that are parts of racing suits, which is what Harro specialized at.
More casual styles like this rarely pop up and don't last long.
If it's so cool, why am I selling it? It was a gift from an ex and I don't like having it around. It reminds me of stuff and I could do without that.
Leather is a standard racing jacket type. Not super heavy but not light weight by any definition. Very solid & sturdy. 2.5 - 3 oz IMO.
Red, quilted lining. Two chest pockets, one sleeve pocket & one inside pocket. Top sleeve zippers. Lightly armored with a double layered leather.
Rarely good condition for one of these. Keep in mind these are from the 70's so this one is easily 50 years old. Leather is as good as when it was bought. No damage whatsoever. Barely any wear.
Lining is a bit frayed at the neck but nothing that can affect the wear in any way. Will hold strong for another decade.
The jacket fits very form fitting. Fits sharp and slim. Measurements are...
All in all, a very, very good jacket, at least if I am to say anything about what makes a good leather jacket. If a used LL is $500+, these ought to be at least as much but... That's life.
$100 + shipping.
You'll usually find either women's models being sold as men's on eBay or jackets that are parts of racing suits, which is what Harro specialized at.
More casual styles like this rarely pop up and don't last long.
If it's so cool, why am I selling it? It was a gift from an ex and I don't like having it around. It reminds me of stuff and I could do without that.
Leather is a standard racing jacket type. Not super heavy but not light weight by any definition. Very solid & sturdy. 2.5 - 3 oz IMO.
Red, quilted lining. Two chest pockets, one sleeve pocket & one inside pocket. Top sleeve zippers. Lightly armored with a double layered leather.
Rarely good condition for one of these. Keep in mind these are from the 70's so this one is easily 50 years old. Leather is as good as when it was bought. No damage whatsoever. Barely any wear.
Lining is a bit frayed at the neck but nothing that can affect the wear in any way. Will hold strong for another decade.
The jacket fits very form fitting. Fits sharp and slim. Measurements are...
- P2P (Chest): 22.5" / 57 cm
- Waist: 20" / 51 cm
- Shoulders: 19.5" / 50 cm
- Back: 25" / 64 cm
- Sleeves: 26" / 66 cm
All in all, a very, very good jacket, at least if I am to say anything about what makes a good leather jacket. If a used LL is $500+, these ought to be at least as much but... That's life.
