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A short-length trucker style.
Looking at the front, there's a single flap pocket on the left chest, and turning to the back, a cinch back that cinches the waist—a clean, unpretentious look characteristic of vintage 1st type jackets.
The black leather weave running around the collar, hem, and pocket edges creates subtle shadows.
All the buttons are adorned with conchos made from old American buffalo 5-cent coins, and sturdy rivets are driven into the cuff slits.
The three-dimensional relief to the touch and the dull, understated metallic texture
give a tangible sense of quality every time you hold it.
The cowhide, with its rich grain, is surprisingly supple and soft to the touch.
Because it's a single-piece construction without a lining, it drapes smoothly and conforms to the shoulder line the moment you put it on.
There's none of the heavy, restrictive feeling typical of new leather jackets; it's incredibly light.