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Men's Biker Jackets
The asymmetric zip is what makes a biker jacket read as one — set off-centre so the overlapping front seals against the wind and stays clear of the body when you lean forward. The classic rider cut keeps the details that came with it, snap-down lapels, a belted waist and slanted zip pockets, and sits short and close through the body. Café racer versions strip all of that out for a straight centre zip and a low band collar. Double riders overlap heavily across the chest; single riders zip flat and read cleaner.
Fit runs deliberately trim, with the hem at the waistband and sleeves breaking at the wrist rather than over the hand. Lambskin stays supple from the first wear; cowhide and horsehide start stiff and mould with time. Quilted panels sit over the shoulders and elbows where the wear falls, zip cuffs open the sleeve at the wrist, and gusseted underarms keep the arm free. Hardware in silver, gunmetal or matte black sets the register.
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