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Men's Jacket Schott 568 BLACK
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Men's Jacket Schott 568 BLACK
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Men's Jacket Schott 568 BLACK
Product Description
The Schott 568 Black Perfecto Vandals – A Tribute to Motorcycle Rebellion, Crafted for the Modern Rider
This is not just another leather jacket. The Schott 568 Black Perfecto Vandals is a limited-edition piece that channels the raw spirit of 1960s motorcycle clubs, directly inspired by the film *The Bikeriders* and the iconic style of Johnny, the Vandals’ leader. Designed in collaboration with costume designer Erin Benach, this jacket is a meticulous reinterpretation of the original 1928 Perfecto, the first motorcycle jacket ever created by Irving Schott. Every detail—from the D-pocket configuration to the vintage Conmar zippers—pays homage to the golden age of biker culture while ensuring modern wearability.
A Cut That Tells a Story
The 568 Black is built around a cropped 24-inch (61 cm) back length, a signature of Schott’s early designs. The midweight pebbled cowhide—tanned and drummed for a supple yet robust finish—develops a rich patina over time, adapting to the wearer’s movements and lifestyle. The jacket’s construction is unmistakably vintage: snap-down epaulets, a snap collar, and lapels that can be fastened for a rugged look, or left open for a more relaxed silhouette. The full bi-swing back and side pleats ensure freedom of movement, whether you’re on a bike or navigating city streets.
Hardware That Feels Like History
The devil is in the details, and Schott hasn’t missed a single one. The jacket features Conmar zippers, a nod to the hardware used in the 1950s, complete with an elongated chain pull that’s as functional as it is nostalgic. The vertical double-welt side pockets, zippered sleeve closures with gussets, and a patch coin pocket are all hallmarks of the original Perfecto, reimagined for contemporary riders. Even the kidney back panel, adorned with three studs, is a direct reference to the protective gear of early motorcyclists—now a stylistic signature.
Wear It, Break It In, Make It Yours
This is a jacket that demands to be lived in. The pebbled cowhide, with its drum-tanned and tumbled finish, starts off with a slight stiffness but softens with wear, moulding to your body like a second skin. The iridescent burgundy Rainglow lining—satiny and reflective—adds a touch of unexpected luxury, while the reinforced seams ensure durability. Whether you’re layering it over a flannel shirt for a classic rocker look or pairing it with raw denim and boots for a modern edge, the 568 Black is built to transition seamlessly from the open road to the urban jungle.
Schott isn’t just a brand—it’s the birthplace of the motorcycle jacket. Founded in 1913 by brothers Irving and Jack Schott, the company created the first-ever leather jacket designed for motorcyclists in 1928, the Perfecto. Named after their favourite cigar, the jacket became a symbol of rebellion, worn by everyone from Marlon Brando in *The Wild One* to punk icons like the Ramones. Today, Schott remains one of the last American manufacturers producing leather jackets entirely in the USA, with a factory in Union, New Jersey, where quality manufacturing and heritage are stitched into every seam.
Caractéristiques- Limited-edition Perfecto, inspired by *The Bikeriders* and the original 1928 design by Irving Schott.
- Midweight pebbled cowhide (2.75-3.25 oz), drum-tanned and tumbled for a supple yet durable finish that develops a unique patina.
- Cropped 24-inch back length with full bi-swing construction for unrestricted movement.
- Vintage D-pocket configuration: zippered vertical side pockets, snap-down chest pocket, and patch coin pocket.
- Conmar zippers with elongated chain pulls, a retro detail that enhances both function and style.
- Snap-down collar, lapels, and epaulets for adjustable styling.
- Iridescent burgundy Rainglow lining with an interior pocket for practicality and a touch of luxury.
- Reinforced seams and a kidney back panel with three studs for added durability and protection.
- Made in the USA at Schott’s Union, New Jersey factory, ensuring unparalleled quality manufacturing.
- True-to-size fit, designed to layer over shirts or lightweight knits for autumn and winter wear.
Frequently Asked Questions
This jacket is made from midweight pebbled cowhide, a full-grain leather known for its durability and natural grain. Over time, it develops a rich patina, softening slightly while maintaining its structure. The drum-dyed and tumbled finish ensures the leather ages evenly with wear.
Avoid exposing the leather to excessive moisture or direct sunlight for prolonged periods. Use a leather conditioner specifically designed for full-grain hides to keep it supple. Store it on a padded hanger in a cool, dry place to prevent creasing or warping.
No, the iridescent burgundy nylon lining is not removable. Spot clean it gently with a damp cloth if needed, and avoid machine washing or dry cleaning, as this can damage the fabric and leather.
The 'D-Pocket' configuration is a classic design inspired by the original 1928 Schott Perfecto. It includes a diagonal chest pocket with topstitching, a vertical double-entry side pocket with a zipper, and a patch coin pocket, offering both functionality and a distinctive vintage look.
The full bi-swing back features pleats and a yoke that allow the jacket to expand slightly when you move your arms or torso. This design ensures greater freedom of movement, particularly useful for riding or layering over thicker garments.
The jacket uses vintage-style Conmar zippers, which are robust but not easily replaceable without professional alteration. The chain pull zipper on the front is designed to last, but if damaged, a specialist leatherworker may be able to repair or replace it.
The kidney back panel with three studs is a functional and decorative detail. It reinforces the lower back of the jacket, providing additional structure and protection, while the studs add a rugged, biker-inspired aesthetic.
Caring for your leather
This product is made of cowhide leather. Whether thick and heavy or thin and light, cowhide is one of the most resistant.
Its maintenance simply involves using a cleansing milk or a delicate cream.
You will also need, as with the vast majority of leathers, to waterproof your leather once every 6 months, or more depending on its use, using a special leather aerosol product.
You You can find these products on 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.
