JELADO Pharaoh Jacket Horse Hide (Pharaoh Jacket Horse Hide) Black [SG53414]

The Basic Collection has released the Pharaoh Jacket.
The Pharaoh jacket, which is synonymous with the 1950s HOTROD culture, has been given a JELADO touch.
It is based on a car coat called "CRICKER" made by "LAKELAND" in the late 50's.

This time it is made from black horse leather.
The horse leather is 1.3mm to 1.4mm thick, dyed light brown and then sprayed with black pigment to create the leather.
The brown core leather will turn a lighter brown color as you wear it, allowing you to enjoy the aging process.

The collar, sleeves and pocket openings are ribbed, a rare pattern available at the time, and are knitted using tightly twisted No. 50 double yarn that is 50% wool and 32% acrylic.
We also pay particular attention to pattern weaving, using old-fashioned rib knitting machines to create hand-woven (aligning the threads by hand) patterns, so the balance of the pattern can be adjusted in a way that only experienced craftsmen can do.
The vertical black threads of the single-rib fabric are mixed with red and beige threads, and by stretching the rib and attaching it during sewing, the knitting method creates a border-like effect with the red and beige colors underneath.
The lining is made of wine-colored cupra and the padding is quilted, so it has excellent heat retention.
The front zipper is made by "WALDES".
The inside of the pocket is designed as an acrylic boa hand warmer.
The waist can be adjusted using the button straps on the sides.
Please try the Pharaoh Jacket, which is made from luxurious horse leather, with a body and ribs made to order and which is rarely seen even in vintage items.

Please note that there will be individual differences in the leather of each item.