The Perth County Moto Rider Vest is the perfect choice for any motorcycle enthusiast. Crafted from 20oz duck canvas with diamond-quilted leather shoulder accents for a durable and stylish look, It includes two quick-access pockets and two hidden pockets for your personal items. It also features a cropped zipper for extra comfort while riding and is true to size.
True to size
20oz Duck Canvas with diamond quilted cowhide leather on the shoulder
Club style vest with one-inch collar, covered snaps, and hidden cropped zipper
Tough and timeless, the Erie is a quietly rugged faux suede jacket that brings supple swagger to any look. Soft and luxurious with logo-engraved brass snaps for some true Dixxon panache, this Western-inspired jacket is perfect for hoisting a beer with friends or tying up your boots and hitting the road. Equipped with a classic 4-pocket construction and a core liner made from our signature flannel, the Casper is a piece bound to serve you for years to come.
Product Details
Men's blue jacket with a faux suede outer
Blue, black, and white plaid patterned flannel core liner
Satin lined sleeves
Full snap button closure with logo-engraved brass buttons
Snap button sleeve cuffs
Dual brass riveted snap button flap chest pockets with utility slot for pens, sunglasses, etc.
Faux leather Dixxon brand tag on the left chest pocket
Interior left breast pocket
Dual front slash hand pockets
Hidden collar-stay buttons
Machine wash cold with like colors
Hang to dry or tumble dry on low; do not iron
100% polyester
Imported
Size & Fit
Relaxed fit
Sized directly off our flannels; for a slimmer fit size down
Hallman GP Denim Jacket
Regular price
$299.95
GP Denim Jacket
Torsten Hallman was a Swedish motocross racer from 1959 to 1971. He is considered one of the greatest racers of all time and was an integral part of bringing motocross racing to the United States. He founded an off-road racing apparel company which is still seen on motocross tracks all over the world today
Vintage inspired design
Classic fit with ride function
Premium 2-way stretch Cordura® denim, with black satin lining
Removable zip off hood with cord lock adjuster
Micro fleece lined extended collar for increased coverage
Quilted, insulated removable vest liner
Front zipper closure with button snap cover
Interior jacket pockets accessible through vest liner
Two interior chest pockets
Adjustable wrist closure
Full back vent with cover flap
Brass Hallman branded buttons
Two front hand pockets with zipper closure
Hallman branded zipper pulls
YKK zippers throughout
Loser Machine Alcott Jacket
Regular price
$150.00
Sale price
$100.00
Alcott Jacket
The Loser Machine Alcott Jacket combines style and comfort with its plaid flannel shell and Sherpa-lined interior. The chest pockets with flaps, welt pockets at the waist, dish buttons, and hidden button-down collar provide superior functionality. Finishing touches include a taffeta collar stand and int. cuff facing and a Good Luck pin on the collar. Crafted from 100% cotton shell and poly lining.
Goldtop "Battle of Britain" RAF Sheepskin Flying Jacket
Regular price
$795.00
Sheepskin Flying Jacket
Based upon the original WW2 1940 RAF "Battle of Britain" Sheepskin Aviator Jacket designed by American aviator Leslie Irvin, our own unique take on a British classic is made from 100% British Sheepskin, and includes a double-panel back as opposed to the traditional four-panel, demanding only the best and purest Sheep hides (due to their size), and resulting in a much cleaner and premium quality jacket. Additional improvements on the traditional design include re-inforced belt loops and box stitched belt-ends, with a double-thickness belt, collar strap and zip pulls, all resulting in a far more durable and longer-lasting jacket. All zips are the best that we could possibly buy, and the jacket has been hand-finished with solid brass fittings throughout (including a unique brass belt close), with Goldtop motif rivets adding further definition to all zip pulls.
Sizing is true-to-size and will appear "fitted" if you are planning on wearing this jacket with a t-shirt or thin jumper, however, we do advise going for one size larger than what you would normally wear if you are planning to wear this with a thicker jumper or alongside one of 100% Merino Wool Submariner Sweaters!
PRODUCT INFO
100% British Sheepskin with Light Ginger / Tan wool
Based upon the original 1940 "Battle of Britain" sheepskin aviators jacket
Single split full-panel back (not split into quarters like the originals!)
Solid Brass buckles, fittings, and clasps
Premium quality polished-gold effect zips
Double thickness belt, collar strap, and zip pulls (with Goldtop Rivet finish)
Period ringlet armpit design
Box-stitched belt with reinforced belt loops for durability
Comes with a complimentary branded breathable nylon garment cove
SIZING INFO
To calculate your size, first measure around your chest at the widest point in inches, and that will indicate which size to go for. If you are slightly over a certain size (for example a 44.5" rather than a 44") or plan to wear the jacket with a sweater underneath, we would always recommend upsizing.
Below is a rough guide to our jacket sizing for each size, which is all based on the same general fit.
36"
38"
40"
42"
44"
46"
48"
50"
52"
Your Chest Size
34/36
36/38
38/40
40/42
42/44
44/46
46/48
48/50
50/52
Your Waist Size
28/29
30/32
33/34
35/36
36/38
39/40
41/42
43/44
45/46
Your Sleeve Length
23/23.5
23.5/24
24/24.5
24.5/25
25/25.5
25.5/26
26/26.5
26.5/27
27
Shoulder Length (C)
18.5
19
19.5
20
20.5
21
21.5
22
22
Cuff (D)
8.75
9
9.25
9.5
9.75
10
10.25
10.5
10.5
Length (E)
26.5
27
27.5
28
28.5
29
29.5
30
30
Length (E) for 617, 1958, &1959
24
24.5
25
25.5
26
26.5
27
27.5
28
Brixton Men's Cass Lightweight Jacket
Regular price
$160.00
Sale price
$95.00
Cass Jacket - Forest Green
The Cass Jacket is an insulated outer layer with an uncomplicated style. Pairing an efficient synthetic fill with a taffeta lining, it’s comfortable layered or next to skin. Treated with a water-repellent PA coating and finished with plenty of pockets for added utility.
