The American Anarchy Motorcycle Jacket in Black Leather

Fabric & Fit:

Composed of genuine black cowhide leather, the leather jacket is an essential garment for any wardrobe rich in timeless American history. Detailing on this jacket include quilted pattern on the elbows, lower back, and upper shoulders The hardware featured on the various buckles are made of matte metal. The Profound name can be found embroidered on the back of the jacket along with a 2008 X. Detailed craftsmanship are depicted throughout this garment, with side slip zippers on the bottoms and 3 inch zippers going up both sleeves. Pockets finished with genuine metal zippers can be found on both sides as well as the upper left chest. Finished with an inner layer of quilted polyester for added warmth.

Concept:

The history of leather jackets dates back to the First World War, these jackets were constructed to protect pilots from the natural elements. Since then, these jackets have become a staple piece in American culture. Outerwear designers and brothers, Irving and Jack Schott developed the signature leather jacket known as the Perfecto in the late 1920's in NYC. There jacket quickly gained attention from Bikers and became the symbol of rebellious youth when depicted in classic American films such as The Wild One. The leather jacket flourished in this subculture of teenage angst, since then it has managed to stay relevant throughout the decades. It quickly turned into a staple for punk culture in the 70's and high-end designers starting utilizing leather in the 1980's. The The American Anarchy Motorcycle Jacket in Black Leather celebrates the rich history involved in a garment, and depicts the timeless affect it has had on our society.