Men's Jacket Schott LCARTHUR BLACK

LCARTHUR BLACK: a biker look defined by the shoulders

The LCARTHUR BLACK stands out with its quilted panels, covering the shoulders and extending across the upper sleeves. Their stitching adds dimension to the jacket’s lines and highlights its biker inspiration without weighing down the front. A straight zip fastening and a small snap-fastened collar keep the silhouette clean and easy to wear.

The fine, supple lambskin follows the movement with a drape that is less rigid than that of a thick leather. Its black colour enhances the graphic design of the quilting and makes it easy to pair with jeans, dark trousers or a more casual outfit.

Pockets integrated into a functional design

A zipped chest pocket and two zipped lower pockets structure the front while keeping personal belongings securely closed. Inside, a zipped pocket and a snap pocket provide two separate storage options. The snap-fastened collar closes close to the neck; worn open, it visually lightens the neckline.

The standard fit leaves room for a shirt or lightweight sweater without turning the jacket into a bulky piece. The polyester lining and padding provide comfort on cool days, while the lambskin construction retains a relatively lightweight feel. The LCARTHUR therefore fits easily into an everyday outfit, with its biker character coming mainly from the quilted shoulders.

Schott, a New York house since 1913

Brothers Irving and Jack Schott founded their company in New York in 1913. In 1928, the brand created the Perfecto®, which became one of the great styles in biker wear. Schott jackets subsequently took on a prominent place in American culture, particularly when Marlon Brando and James Dean wore black leather on screen in the 1950s. The LCARTHUR is part of this history of the biker jacket, with a contemporary interpretation centred on quilted shoulders.