A Smocked Waist That Defines the Silhouette

The LCWSARA stands out with its elasticated, gathered waist, which cinches the bottom of the jacket and gives it its slightly blouson-like volume. This construction adds dimension to an otherwise streamlined design: shirt collar, straight zip and cuffs with straight finishes. The result moves away from the biker jacket with an asymmetric closure and favours a more relaxed look that is easy to wear every day.

At the front, a chest yoke highlighted by decorative topstitching structures the piece without weighing it down. The two welt hand pockets remain discreet within this clean design. The shirt collar adds a familiar touch from the casual wardrobe and allows the jacket to be worn open or closed, depending on the desired look.

The Supple Feel of Lambskin in an Easy-to-Match Brown

The smooth, supple lambskin complements the lightweight construction of the design rather than giving it the rigid structure of a thick jacket. Its even surface allows the topstitching and gathers to take centre stage. The brown softens the presence of the leather and naturally pairs with ecru, denim, black or khaki tones.

The smocked waist visually brings the volume back towards the body and shapes the jacket without a belt or tightening tab. It looks just as good with high-waisted trousers as it does with a skirt, bearing in mind that the gathered hem creates a blouson-like effect. The standard cut allows for a balanced silhouette rather than a very close fit.

Schott, a New York House Founded in 1913

Schott’s history began in New York, where brothers Irving and Jack Schott founded their company in 1913. Initially focused on rainwear, the house later developed leather pieces and made its mark on the history of American clothing with its jackets designed for the first motorcyclists. This journey explains the place of leather in its identity; the LCWSARA offers a softer, urban interpretation centred around a smocked waist and a shirt collar.

Women's Jacket Schott LCWSARA BROWN