A vintage-inspired biker jacket

The Redskins ENFIELD RAIDER BLACK gets its identity from its embroidered badges and quilted reinforcements, highlighted by brown aged sheep leather. These details evoke the biker wardrobe without overwhelming the silhouette: the motifs draw the eye to the chest and sleeves, while the quilting accentuates the shoulders and elbows.

Details that shape the front

The biker collar fastens with a snap button and frames the neck without rising high enough to form a tall officer collar. The zipped fastening follows this clean line. Four exterior zipped pockets — two on the chest and two on the sides — structure the front and provide easily accessible storage. The repeated zips echo the functional codes of the biker jacket, while the embroidered badges give it a more vintage expression.

The supple feel of sheep leather

Sheep leather lends itself to an easy-to-wear silhouette: it is generally softer and lighter to the touch than thicker bovine leathers. Here, its aged appearance gives the brown color more varied shades than a new, smooth finish. The finish and quilted reinforcements give the model a distinctive rock-inspired character; raw denim or dark trousers allow the badges and topstitching to take center stage.

Redskins, a French brand founded in 1984

Serge Aboujedid founded Redskins in 1984 after discovering the world of leather at the Carreau du Temple in Paris. Its first collections notably reinterpreted the teddy jacket and the bomber jacket, before the brand developed an urban wardrobe in which leather plays a central role. The ENFIELD RAIDER reflects this approach through biker-inspired details and visible markings, offering a contemporary interpretation rather than a reproduction of a period jacket.