JELADO 44Leather Jacket (44 Leather Jacket) Horse hide Semi-aniline Finish [JP94409]

This denim jacket is a denim jacket-style leather jacket made from horsehide, focusing on a denim jacket made in 2 during World War II.
The material used is horsehide, approximately 1.6 mm thick. It is tanned once with chrome, then re-tanned with tannins after rinsing off the solvent, resulting in a leather that allows you to enjoy the weightiness of the tannins and the rich expression that develops with wear.
The base is dyed light brown and then dyed black at a long-established finishing factory in Tokyo, giving it a "brown core" finish.
The semi-aniline finish is a well-balanced combination of dyes and pigments. The suppleness of the dyes and the light coating of the pigments are perfectly fused together, and the color of the base will gradually emerge with repeated wear, giving the garment a tasteful aging effect.
The buttons are made of laurel wood with a blue rust finish.
The back reproduces the "T-back" detail, a seam of fabric that was previously only available for sizes 46 and above. It also features a buckle back for a more classic look.
The silhouette is based on the vintage 1st type, but the length has been slightly extended to give it a modern look. The lines are clean, but the classic look is still there.
The simple design and soft, comfortable horsehide make this a truly versatile leather jacket that can be worn by any age, style, or season.