Vintage Rancher Leather Jacket

Story

A USA-made leather jacket, crafted with genuine buffalo leather

When you don a Schott jacket, you’re linking arms with a century-long legacy of punk rock icons and badass bikers who have kept warm—and looked impeccable—thanks to Schott’s superior leatherwork. The Vintage Rancher Leather Jacket showcases the best parts of these bygone days, made with genuine buffalo leather, legendary for its extreme durability, temperature-regulating properties, and supple texture that doesn’t lose its shape. We’re big fans of its warm sheepskin collar and the snap tabs at the waist for customizing the fit, and the fact that it’s made right here in the States is an added bonus.

Features

• Made in the USA
• 1 snap-closure chest pocket and two side-entry pockets for your EDC
• 2 interior top-entry chest pockets
• Authentic sheepskin collar for superior insulation and moisture-wicking
• Plush pile lining for extra warmth
• Brass snap-front closure and snap-closure on the cuffs
• Adjustable snap tabs at the waist to customize the fit

Sizing

• The Vintage Rancher Leather Jacket has a classic fit that runs true to size
• For the best personal fit, compare your body measurements to the size chart below

Body Measurements

	S	M	L	XL	XXL
Chest	36–38	40	42–44	46	48–50

All measurements are in inches.

How to Measure - Your Chest: Measure under your arms around the widest part of your chest, keeping the tape level across the front and back to get an accurate measurement

Materials & Care

• Body: 100% Genuine buffalo leather
• Collar: Australian sheepskin
• Body lining: 58% acrylic, 23% modacrylic, 19% polyester
• Sleeve lining: 100% polyester twill
• Leather specialist only
• Jacket is not preshrunk

About Schott

Schott jackets have a cult-like fanbase for a whole host of reasons we don't even have the space to cover. But for starters, they are the real-deal OGs of the leather jacket world; we mean it. Their history stretches back far and their influence is without equal. They were the first manufacturer ever to put a zipper on a jacket. A zipper! Back in 1913, Schott motorcycle jackets defined the look as we know it today. The cultural response was modest, but they found some traction wholesaling to Harley Davidson dealers. Then in 1953, with the release of Marlon Brando's leather-clad turn in “The Wild One,” the moto jacket’s popularity and association with badassery only grew. From there, the Schott leather jacket's connection to youth culture was cemented by the likes of James Dean, and later, The Ramones, along with the early punk scene of downtown New York. It’s been iconic from then on, inseparable from the idea that its wearers gleefully reject the dominant cultural norms of their day. We could go on and on about how Schott bomber jackets are still worn by today's rock stars and rebels. But maybe the most persuasive testament to Schott is our own devotion. Our leather jackets are our second skin.