Inspired by the Past, Designed for the Future

Vintage pieces possess an authenticity and quality that’s hard to find in today's market. You've likely heard the phrase, "they just don’t make them like they used to." But as true vintage becomes increasingly rare, we saw an opportunity to create something new yet rooted in the past, with a strong focus on sustainability.

The Perfect Fit, Crafted from the Best

Finding a high-quality, brown leather jacket with that perfect cropped, boxy fit is no easy feat. We've used our extensive collection of vintage jackets as inspiration and market research to identify what our customers desire. By analyzing sought-after pieces, we've pinpointed the design elements, feel, and wash that make them truly unique.

Using this insight, we've measured and combined the best elements of these vintage pieces to create the ultimate fit. The result is a jacket that feels authentically from the 90s but with a cropped boxy fit.

Sustainable Materials, Ethically Produced

We’ve crafted each jacket from deadstock cowhide leather sourced from the 1990s, ensuring a genuine vintage feel. Every jacket is unique, featuring its own distressing and natural markings, making no two pieces the same. These characteristics add individuality, just like the stories woven into the vintage pieces that inspired us.

Our jackets are manufactured in our sustainable facility in Kanpur, India, where we prioritize ethical working conditions and practices. By creating these jackets, we’re not only honoring the past but also ensuring a more sustainable future.

Quality Details with a Personalized Nod to the Past

Our jackets feature YKK zippers, known as some of the oldest and highest-quality zippers in the world. This square metal zipper is not only a nod to vintage authenticity but also signifies the garment's quality and attention to detail.

Each jacket is stamped with a unique serial number and hand-stamped tag, inspired by vintage dress shirts and military garments that often featured batch numbers, sizing details, or manufacturing information directly on the fabric. This ensures that each jacket feels personal and carries its own story.