Why not wear a cut-and-sew top and a leather jacket this season?

Why not wear a cut-and-sew top and a leather jacket this season?

Hello!

 

We now have some new denim and leather items in stock!

 

This is the leather jacket that represents JELADO.

This REBEL JACKET

 

 

 

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And this 44 leather jacket

 

 

 

 

JELADO 44Leather Jacket (44 Leather Jacket) Horse hide Semi-aniline Finish [JP9This time, we have made a 2 denim jacket using horsehide, focusing on the Second World War. The material used this time is a newly developed horsehide of about 1944mm thickness, which has been tanned with a combination (chrome x tannin). After tanning with chrome, the solvent is washed off and the leather is tanned again with tannin, bringing out the best in the tannin, resulting in a leather with a moderate weightiness and a more comfortable feel when worn...Linkjelado.com

 

 

Both are made from the same 1.6mm thick horsehide with a combination tanning process.

 

The leather is soft and comfortable to wear right from the start.

 

As you wear it, the texture and wrinkles will appear, making it even more enjoyable.

 

And above all, if you work in our industry, you'll want to keep this word in mind.

 

Of course it's made with tea leaves.

 

 

 

I am currently wearing a 44 leather jacket.

 

 

Day 5

The brown core gradually begins to appear around the creases on the arms and the stitching, giving the bag an overall grained appearance and a leather-like texture.

 

 

I would like to grow it for a while.

 

 

And

 

 

This is one of mine that Minamikawa-san is wearing.

 

He was well dressed so it gave him quite a look!

 

The brown core and grain are perfect!

 

 

 

 

As expected of a charismatic person, there is nothing to say.

 

 

This is a good reference for those who want to experience this change over time.

 

 

 

 

 

 

We now have all sizes available, so please come and visit us!

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