Men's Jacket Schott 613 NOIR

This is the original biker jacket—built to last a lifetime, not just a season.

The Schott 613 One Star in Noir isn’t just a leather jacket; it’s a piece of American history. Crafted in the brand’s Union, New Jersey workshop since the 1950s, this is the same model that Marlon Brando wore in *The Wild One*, turning it into a symbol of rebellion and timeless style. Made from full-grain steerhide—thick, unyielding, and built to withstand decades of wear—it’s a jacket that demands respect from the moment you put it on.

A jacket that tells a story before you even wear it.

The 613 One Star is cut from 3–3.5 oz steerhide, a heavyweight leather that’s stiff at first but moulds to your body over time, developing a unique patina that records every ride, every adventure. The asymmetrical zip, the nickel-plated hardware, the signature star on each shoulder—these aren’t just details; they’re hallmarks of a design that hasn’t changed because it doesn’t need to. The bi-swing back allows for movement, while the quilted nylon lining adds warmth without bulk, making it as practical as it is iconic.

Built for those who understand the difference between fashion and legacy.

This isn’t a jacket you buy to follow trends. It’s a jacket you buy because you recognise quality manufacturing when you see it. The steerhide is drum-dyed for depth of colour, hand-cut for precision, and stitched to withstand the elements. The nickel hardware isn’t just decorative—it’s functional, durable, and designed to age alongside the leather. With three zippered pockets, a snap-button collar, and wrist zips for adjustability, it’s as much a tool as it is a statement. And at 25 inches in length, it sits just right—long enough to protect, short enough to move with you.

Schott isn’t just a brand; it’s the name behind the first ever leather motorcycle jacket. Founded in 1928 by Irving Schott, the company invented the Perfecto in 1928—a design so ahead of its time that it was banned in some American schools for being "too rebellious." Decades later, it’s still made in the same New Jersey factory, using the same commitment to quality that turned a functional riding jacket into a cultural icon. When you buy a Schott, you’re not just buying a jacket; you’re buying a piece of history, crafted with the same care as it was nearly a century ago.

• Full-grain steerhide leather (3–3.5 oz), thick and unyielding, designed to break in and develop character over time
• Drum-dyed for deep, even colour that resists fading
• Hand-cut and stitched in the USA, ensuring precision and durability
• Asymmetrical zip closure with nickel-plated hardware for a secure, weather-resistant fit
• Quilted nylon lining (5.5 oz) for warmth without added bulk
• Bi-swing back for unrestricted movement, whether on a bike or on foot
• Signature "One Star" shoulder epaulettes, a nod to the original 1950s design
• Three zippered exterior pockets and one interior pocket for practical storage
• Wrist zips for adjustability and a snug fit
• Snap-button collar to keep the wind out
• 25-inch length for balanced coverage and mobility
• Made to be worn year-round, from autumn rides to winter walks
• Develops a unique patina with wear, ensuring no two jackets look the same
• Designed to be passed down—this is a jacket that outlasts trends