This jacket is crafted from goatskin leather, which has a naturally glossier sheen than sheepskin. Integrated textures intensify the play of reflections so it reads not only in motion, but also at rest.
Light glides over the surface like brushed metal—never uniform, always shifting in tone. It breaks across smooth leather, quiets over perforated panels like a visual intake of breath, then scatters into the depth of woven sleeves. This is a masculine moiré—composed not of color, but of texture. As the light begins to scatter—geometry tightens.
At the front, two clean verticals hold the shape: a central metal zip and sharply defined seams running along the edges of the woven overlays. They’re like tensioned strings stretched across light. Below, angled perforated yokes echo the jacket’s geometry—a geometry that finds its anchor in the hexagonal insert at the back. That insert acts as a quiet gravitational core, drawing smooth leather, perforated panels, and the woven overlays into a single field of force, letting the eye travel outward.
The collar completes the construction—double-layered and purposeful: the inner rib-knit gently hugs the neck, while the shorter outer leather collar anchors the textured lines around the neck.
When the lines hold and the light stays taut, the form reads in volume—then the senses take over: cool, mineral leather; a small creak at the shoulders; the zipper’s steady run and a single click at the collar—under the fingers, smoothness beside a trace of weave; everything settles without effort: not an effect but a presence that stays.
Style details:
Metal zip-front closure extending to the top of the inner rib-knit stand collar
Outer leather stand collar overlay with snapped tab; shorter than the inner collar
Curved perforated yokes at front and back
Geometric hexagonal overlay at the upper back
Set-in long sleeves; rib-knit cuffs
Shoulder/upper-sleeve overlays woven from narrow leather strips (basket-weave/plaid effect)
Elongated patch pockets with upper and lower single-welt openings
