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Men's Waistcoat BUCO J300 HORSEHIDE
Regular price 4.955,00 kr
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It is a close-fitting cut. The product will be fitted at the waist and the sleeves will be quite tight.<br><br> This type of jacket will be worn more easily open due to its fitted appearance.<br><br> The Slimfit cut is the most widespread among leather clothing, it is the fashionable cut!
Choose your usual size! If you prefer to wear your jacket a little looser, you can possibly opt for a larger size.
Men's Waistcoat BUCO J300 HORSEHIDE
4.955,00 kr
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Men's Waistcoat BUCO J300 HORSEHIDE
Product Description
Horsehide leather, a rare and legendary material, meets timeless quality manufacturing in this J300 gilet by Buco.
This piece is not just a garment; it’s a statement of durability and refined style, crafted from horsehide leather—a material celebrated for its exceptional strength and distinctive grain. Sourced from Italy’s finest tanneries and for both longevity and environmental respect, this leather develops a rich patina over time, telling the story of every wear. The slim-fit cut, tailored to accentuate the silhouette, makes it a versatile layering piece for any wardrobe.
A heritage of warmth and authenticity, woven into every thread.
The J300’s interior is lined with Harris Tweed, a fabric steeped in tradition. Handwoven in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland, this 100% virgin wool tweed is dyed, spun, and crafted on islands like Harris and Lewis, where the art of tweed-making has been perfected over centuries. The iconic plaid pattern not only adds a touch of British elegance but also ensures warmth and breathability, making this gilet as functional as it is stylish. Whether layered over a flannel shirt in winter or paired with a simple tee in spring, it adapts effortlessly to the season.
French quality manufacturing with a nod to American motorcycle heritage.
Buco’s roots run deep in the world of leather and motorcycling. Founded in 1933 in Detroit, the brand was a pioneer in protective gear, equipping riders with helmets and jackets during the golden age of American motorcycling in the 1940s and 50s. Revived in the 2000s, Buco now blends its vintage DNA with modern techniques, and this gilet is a perfect example. Made in France, it honours the brand’s legacy while embracing contemporary tailoring—slim, sleek, and designed to move with you.
Buco is a name synonymous with quality manufacturing and motorcycle culture. Born in 1933 in Detroit, the brand quickly became a leader in protective gear, outfitting riders with helmets and jackets during the post-war boom. Though its heyday was in the 1940s and 50s, Buco was revived in the 2000s, merging its vintage aesthetic with modern innovation. Today, the brand is celebrated for its attention to detail, use of premium materials, and commitment to timeless design—whether in motorcycle jackets or refined pieces like the J300.
Caractéristiques- Horsehide leather: A rare and robust material, known for its thickness and durability, often found in high-end American leather jackets. for a natural finish that ages beautifully.
- Harris Tweed lining: Handwoven in the Outer Hebrides, this 100% virgin wool tweed is certified for its authenticity and offers warmth without bulk, making it ideal for layering.
- Slim-fit cut: Tailored to flatter the silhouette, with a close fit at the waist and sleeves for a modern, streamlined look.
- Versatile styling: Designed to transition seamlessly from casual to formal occasions—pair it with a flannel shirt and wool jacket for winter or a tee and chinos for a relaxed spring look.
- Made in France: Crafted with precision, combining Buco’s heritage with French expertise in leatherwork.
- Sustainable tanning: ct while enhancing durability.
Frequently Asked Questions
Horsehide is a dense, durable leather known for its toughness and resistance to abrasion. Unlike cowhide, it has a tighter grain and develops a rich patina over time. It’s thicker and more rigid initially but softens with wear, making it ideal for structured garments.
Avoid exposing it to excessive moisture or direct heat. Clean with a damp cloth and use a leather conditioner specifically for leather to maintain suppleness. Store it in a cool, dry place away from sunlight to prevent drying or cracking.
No, the Harris Tweed lining is stitched into the garment and not designed to be removed. Spot clean gently with a soft brush or cloth, and avoid machine washing or soaking to preserve the wool’s integrity.
The horsehide is notably thick and robust, typically used in high-quality outerwear for its durability. While exact measurements can vary, it’s comparable to leathers used in premium American-made jackets, offering substantial protection and structure.
The slim fit is tailored closer to the body, with a narrower waist and more contoured sleeves. It’s designed to accentuate the silhouette while maintaining comfort, unlike a regular fit, which offers a looser, more relaxed cut.
While it’s ideal for autumn and winter due to its thickness and insulating lining, it can also be layered in spring. Pair it with lighter fabrics like cotton or linen to balance warmth and breathability in milder temperatures.
Harris Tweed is handwoven from 100% virgin wool in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland. Its certification ensures authenticity, durability, and a unique texture. The hand-dyed, hand-spun yarns create a fabric that’s both insulating and breathable, with a distinctive heritage quality.
Caring for your leather
This is a horsehide jacket.
Horsehide is a fairly rare hide. It is found, most of the time, on jacket models exclusively made in the United States such as the historic Schott N.Y.C.
Very thick and above all very resistant, the horse leather models are easy to maintain.
We will still advise you to waterproof them, like any leather jacket, either upon purchase and then at least once every year.
For the purchase of your products maintenance, you can go to our maintenance section.
In all cases, remember to always test the application of a maintenance product on a non-visible surface of your product. Certain finishes or leather treatments may react differently from one product to another.
