Our top selling ladies style.  Its simple, classic moto styling will take her from the boardroom, to a great date, to shopping with the girls in style.  Made of 100% lambskin, the seams are polished and the zippers are contrasted to give a distressed feel. This jacket is vegetable tanned and ethically produced for the social conscious! Added details like the secured inside chest pockets and printing on the lining with positive messaging adds to the distinctiveness of this classic style and promises to be a favorite go-to jacket for many years. Timeless in Black or Denim blue! The fit is classified as an Rf (regular fit) which is generally contemporary.  You may want to size up. As a natural grown product each leather garment is unique. Washing and special treatments as such as handpainting, waxing and oiling increase this uniqueness. All tanned animal hides are unique in their composition, their thickness, in the way they react to dyeing and processing. Irregularities of the hides like pigmentations marks, vein marks and insect punctures are characteristics which attest the authenticity of the leather. Deviation in colour, crimpling of the seams, colour abrasion at the edges, individual painted seams and areas are designedly and no reason for claims Leather garments should be protected from intensive source of light. A certain colour abrasion should be considered normal. If leather gets too wet, dry it slowly. Speed drying leather changes its chemical structure, and you end up with stiff crinkle cut chaos. So room temperature drying with gentle air works better than direct heater time with hair-dryer. Flat dry and shape it as you want it to end up. If leather gets too wet, dry it slowly. Speed drying leather changes its chemical structure, and you end up with stiff crinkle cut chaos. So room temperature drying with gentle air works better than direct heater time with hair-dryer. Flat dry and shape it as you want it to end up. If leather gets too dry: Rub something moist into it. Pick a leather dressing or cream, preferably recommended by the maker. Mauritius recommends Collonil. Leathers can have paints, waxes, oils and all sorts of things applied to their surface, so you probably want to pick something similar to how it was originally treated. All leather items should be treated when they are new. If leather gets dirty: just use a damp cloth. You don’t want to be putting any soaps or foreign substances on it. Leather stretches out, but not back: If you start to overfill a wallet, it will never really return to its former taut self. If you stretch a leather bag when wet or very humid, it will stretch even further. Just learn to treat it right and it will last for many years.