Fine Creek Shinki Horsehide Jacket - Eric

$1,950.00

Fine Creek makes some of the most beautiful horsehide jackets we've seen. Using a vegetable tanned Shinki Japanese horsehide, which ages in a fairly fast manner, they cut and sew these jackets in their own studio in Tokyo. The quality of stitching is as good as it gets for a leather jacket, and we've not seen many jackets age as well as these do. Depending on the panel they'll use a different type of stitch thread and thread count to achieve puckering in certain areas for added character.

Care: We recommend not doing much to these jackets outside of wearing them. The natural oils in this level of quality of horsehide is enough for quite a few years. At the most Fine Creek suggests to wipe down the jacket every few months with a damp soft towel, and once every couple of years to rub in some Mustang Paste leather conditioner into the jacket.

Specifications
Shinki Produced Japanese Vegetable Tanned / Aniline Finished Horsehide Tea-Core Dyed Horsehide Custom Fine Creek Leathers Shinki "Recipe" Custom Tanning Recipe by Yoshikatsu Yamazaki Tanned in Himeji, Japan 1.5mm Thick Horsehide Mismatched Leather Panels 100% Cupra Pigment Dyed Quilted Liner Two Zippered Hand Pockets Single Angled Zippered Chest Pocket Sewn In-House at Fine Creek Leathers, Tokyo, Japan
Model Info
6’ Tall, 167 lbs and wears a 44 6’2” Tall, 200 lbs, 41.5” chest, 16.5” neck, and wears a 46
Select a Size
SIZE CHART
Size 38 40 42 44 46
Chest 37.5" 39" 40.5" 42" 43.5"
Vertical Length 23.25" 24" 25.5" 26.25" 26.5"
Sleeve Length 23.5" 24" 25" 25.25" 25.5"
Shoulder Width 16" 17" 18" 18.75" 19"

Fine Creek makes some of the most beautiful horsehide jackets we've seen. Using a vegetable tanned Shinki Japanese horsehide, which ages in a fairly fast manner, they cut and sew these jackets in their own studio in Tokyo. The quality of stitching is as good as it gets for a leather jacket, and we've not seen many jackets age as well as these do. Depending on the panel they'll use a different type of stitch thread and thread count to achieve puckering in certain areas for added character.

Care: We recommend not doing much to these jackets outside of wearing them. The natural oils in this level of quality of horsehide is enough for quite a few years. At the most Fine Creek suggests to wipe down the jacket every few months with a damp soft towel, and once every couple of years to rub in some Mustang Paste leather conditioner into the jacket.

Specifications
Shinki Produced Japanese Vegetable Tanned / Aniline Finished Horsehide Tea-Core Dyed Horsehide Custom Fine Creek Leathers Shinki "Recipe" Custom Tanning Recipe by Yoshikatsu Yamazaki Tanned in Himeji, Japan 1.5mm Thick Horsehide Mismatched Leather Panels 100% Cupra Pigment Dyed Quilted Liner Two Zippered Hand Pockets Single Angled Zippered Chest Pocket Sewn In-House at Fine Creek Leathers, Tokyo, Japan
Model Info
6’ Tall, 167 lbs and wears a 44 6’2” Tall, 200 lbs, 41.5” chest, 16.5” neck, and wears a 46
Fine Creek Shinki Horsehide Jacket - Eric
Fine Creek Shinki Horsehide Jacket - Eric
Fine Creek Shinki Horsehide Jacket - Eric
Fine Creek Shinki Horsehide Jacket - Eric
Fine Creek Shinki Horsehide Jacket - Eric
Fine Creek Shinki Horsehide Jacket - Eric
Fine Creek Shinki Horsehide Jacket - Eric
Fine Creek Shinki Horsehide Jacket - Eric
Fine Creek Shinki Horsehide Jacket - Eric
Fine Creek Shinki Horsehide Jacket - Eric
Fine Creek Shinki Horsehide Jacket - Eric
Fine Creek Shinki Horsehide Jacket - Eric
Fine Creek Shinki Horsehide Jacket - Eric
Fine Creek Shinki Horsehide Jacket - Eric
Fine Creek Shinki Horsehide Jacket - Eric
Fine Creek Shinki Horsehide Jacket - Eric
Fine Creek Shinki Horsehide Jacket - Eric
Fine Creek Shinki Horsehide Jacket - Eric
Fine Creek Shinki Horsehide Jacket - Eric
Fine Creek Shinki Horsehide Jacket - Eric
Fine Creek Shinki Horsehide Jacket - Eric
Fine Creek Shinki Horsehide Jacket - Eric
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