This model is based on a 70's 3rd type suede trucker jacket. High quality New Zealand deerskin is used. The tanning and dyeing processes are carefully finished in Japan. The characteristic of deerskin is its light and soft touch even though it is thick. Another advantage of deerskin is that it is more resistant to water and moisture than other leathers. While updating the quality of leather to deerskin. While updating the quality of the leather to deerskin. we have dared to use rough suede (the expression of the leather is not aligned with the parts. but randomly arranged). The leather is assembled by taking advantage of the rough suede and aging process in the final process. The sleeves are made of three strips of leather and two strips of leather. The sleeve pattern is rearranged from 3-ply to 2-ply. The silhouette is also designed to be more beautiful and comfortable than the original. The elegance of the deerskin and the boldness of the vintage processing coexist in this item. and the boldness of vintage processing coexist in this dress.
The feeling of processing differs from piece to piece as each piece is processed by hand by a craftsman.
