Women's Jacket Schott LCWLOLA BLACK

A biker silhouette, without an asymmetrical closure

The LCWLOLA takes the codes of a biker-collar jacket and gives them a streamlined shape: a straight zip down the center front, a biker collar closed with a snap button, and a fitted cut. This design creates a clean, close-fitting silhouette, without the wide lapels or overlapping panel of a model with an asymmetrical closure. The black color highlights this understated construction and lets the functional details set the tone.

Practical details that structure the jacket

The two side pockets open with zips: positioned at an angle on the front, they follow the lines of the jacket while keeping their contents secure. The zips at the cuffs allow you to widen the sleeve opening to slip your hand through or tighten it around the wrist. Inside, the satin lining makes it easier to put the jacket on over a long-sleeved top; an inside pocket provides discreet storage.

Fine lambskin for easy layering

Fine and lightweight lambskin gives the LCWLOLA a less bulky feel than a jacket made from thick leather. Its fitted cut works well with a T-shirt or lightweight knitwear; to add a layer underneath, it is best to choose a garment with little volume in order to preserve the jacket’s ease of movement. The polyester lining and padding add extra substance without making it a highly insulating piece: in cold weather, a warm layer is still useful.

Schott, a New York history of the leather jacket

Founded in New York in 1913 by brothers Irving and Jack Schott, the brand made its mark with functional clothing. In 1928, it created the Perfecto®, a jacket designed for motorcyclists, which helped establish biker leather in American popular culture. The LCWLOLA draws on this wardrobe with its biker collar and zipped finishes, offering a more understated feminine silhouette than the classic Perfecto®.