What a crazy jacket you are looking, this piece was thrifted in Paris and as I am moving out of Switzerland I have to sadly sell it.

The jacket fit between L and M

1980s–1990s motorcycle touring/enduro leather jacket, recognizable by its avant-garde, utilitarian construction characteristic of European and Japanese moto-gear from that era (such as Hein Gericke, IXS, Kushitani, or Dainese).



- Asymmetrical Wind-Flap / Bib Front: The high funnel neck and overlapping geometric storm flap with snap closures are engineered to block wind and rain while riding.
 - Elasticated Shirring & Articulation: Distinct ruched/gathered leather along the upper shoulders and waist sides provides stretch and mobility on a motorcycle.
 - Integrated Flap & Utility Pockets: Includes a center-torso snap pocket and a zip utility pocket on the left forearm (commonly used for toll tickets, keys, or small essentials).
 - Drop-Shoulder Cut: Heavyweight, distressed black cowhide with a relaxed, boxy cut typical of late 80s / early 90s riding apparel.