Shangri-La Heritage “Varenne” Fur Collar Black Leather Jacket
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Inspired by late 40s Sport jackets and revisited with a unique Italian touch, the “Varenne” represents an authentic garment made of chrome tanned, drum dyed, full grain Steerhide from Vicenza (Italy) and “Espresso Coffee” color viscose lining, with a removable Fur Collar in Italian Shearling Sheepskin.
The Full Grain Steerhide from Vicenza (Italy) is a high quality steerhide that ages beautifully, developing fantastic fades that reveal unique undertones. Thickness is around 1,1mm, making the Varenne a durable and high-end premium jacket.
Natural leathers like the Vicenza Steerhide have their own distinctive character and slight differences in texture, grain, scratches and color tone are signs of its authenticity.
The metallic zippers are made of antique brass with engraved markings.
The attention to detail makes it a rare and authentic leather jacket Hand Made in Italy.
Designed for Bikers, Rockers and Gentlemen.
The name “Varenne” is a tribute to the legendary Italian horse, the best Racer of All Time.
Any imperfections or variations in color, texture or grain are not to be considered as defects, but distinctive elements of a unique, artisanal quality product.
This is a “1 of 1 piece” exclusive to you.
Every Jacket comes in a high quality 100% organic natural cotton Bag, laced with havana rope and with screen printed logo.
Description
- Style: 1940s Sports Jacket
- Fit: tailoring fit
- Possibility of Made-to-Measure
- Weight: heavyweight
- Leather: chrome tanned, drum dyed, full grain Steerhide from Vicenza (Italy)
- Collar: removable Fur Collar in Italian Shearling Sheepskin
- Lining: “Espresso Coffee” color 100% viscose
- Padding (body): 100% cotton
- Zippers: antique brass with engraved markings
- 3 zipper front Pockets
- 2 inside Pockets with antique brass snap buttons with engraved markings
- Pockets lining in Brown color 100% cotton
- Tab-adjustable waist
- Jacquard labels
- Waterproof
- Hand Made in Italy
- Designed and tested in Bergamo, Northern Italian Alps