[The best selling] Meet The Death By Oujaboard Motorcycle Skull Leather Jacket

A jacket is a short coat that men and women wear. The jacket, aside from the suit, is one of the most important items in a man’s wardrobe. This flexible piece of outerwear is suited for both formal and leisure activities if cut and styled well and manufactured in a reasonably neutral colour palette.

History of the Jacket – Meet The Death By Oujaboard Motorcycle Skull Leather Jacket

A single- or double-breasted jacket with notched lapels or Nehru collar revers should never be exaggerated in the shoulder or tight-fitting in the body, but should be tailored according to a man’s height and width. Jackets come in a variety of styles and shapes throughout history, but they all fit nicely into formal and semiformal attire.

The debut of the jacket (a reduced form of the morning coat with shorter jacket skirts) was reported in April 1857 by the women’s periodical Corriere delle dame, a style that would go on to become an essential item for both men’s and women’s wardrobes. “The jacket, a form of coat that is neither tailcoat nor redingote, will be the general fashion in a single-breasted version with skirts that do not reach the knee,” according to the July 1935 issue of Adam Magazine. The jacket “barely covers the buttocks and is structured like a sack,” Adam continued.

The jerkin, a more fitted form of the older short tunic worn by working-class men, appears to have been the forerunner of the jacket during the Middle Ages or early Renaissance. The jacket had become typical working attire for individuals labouring in agriculture as well as servants in urban environments by the early eighteenth century.

Fitted single-breasted lounge jackets with darts beneath the arms, small revers, and waisted pockets became popular with middle-class men starting in the late 1830s (as opposed to more loosely cut jackets from the previous century), with a double-breasted version appearing around 1862. (which would later become known as the reefer jacket).

The single-breasted Norfolk jacket, which buttoned high to the neck and was quite trendy at the time, became very popular, especially for country sporting activities.

Only three-buttoned versions were fashionable towards the end of the nineteenth century, with the lounge jacket remaining the most popular. One variation, with silk-fronted lapels, was frequently worn to dinner parties and was dubbed a dinner jacket (part of the formal suit known as a “tuxedo”).

Styles similar to those popular in the nineteenth century were popular throughout the twentieth century and into the twenty-first. Blazers with brass buttons are popular summer wear when worn with white slacks, while sports jackets are still used with flannels.
A man’s suit’s upper garment is known as a jacket, and “dinner jacket” is an alternate term for the “black tie” combination.

The term “jacket” has taken on a considerably broader connotation. “Jacket” has evolved from a more formal name to encompass a wide range of designs, including sports jackets, Harringtons, anoraks, blazers, and even bomber jackets. Originally made of wool, tweed, and cotton, modern versions include nylon, leather, suede, and hemp.

Some details about our product – Meet The Death By Oujaboard Motorcycle Skull Leather Jacket

KEY FEATURES:

• This men’s jacket is a perfectly cool and modern piece to rock, perfect for commuters or riders who stick to the roads.
• Team them with jeans for an eye-catching look.
• Suitable for the office or home, and suit the street or outdoor.
• Best used for commuting, motorcycling, biking, driving, racing, daily activities, and outdoor activities
• Suitable for special occasions such as Christmas, birthday, celebration, housewarming gift.

PRODUCT INFORMATION:

• Finished with eco-friendly faux leather, it keeps you protected anytime you’re out on the move and safe from the rain and snow.
• Ribbed cuffs and hem traps warmth inside while keeping out chilly wind and providing a secure fit.
• 2 hand pockets warm up cold hands. 3 chest pockets(keep essentials safely stowed and close at hand like phone and ID papers), 2 internal pockets offer great storing for many items like wallet, phone or cards
• Zip closure and hip length provide great wind resistant, Inner rib stand collar,adjustable cuffs and hem help a personalized fit in warmth
• PRINTS: Dye-sublimation printing
• WASHABLE: Machine Wash
• PRODUCTION TIME: 7 Business Days

Note: Meet The Death By Oujaboard Motorcycle Skull Leather Jacket

– Since the size is manually measured, please allow a slight dimension difference from 1-3 cm.
– Due to the different monitor and light effect, the actual color of the item might be slightly different from the visual pictures.

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