• Faux leather that looks the part - smooth, structured, and with a high-shine finish that holds its shape wear after wear. Note: due to the nature of the fabric, some colour transfer may occur.
• A high funnel neck sits close to the throat for that motorsport-inspired silhouette, zipping up front for a clean, streamlined close.
• Oversized, boxy fit with dropped shoulders and wide long sleeves - the kind of volume that looks intentional, not accidental.
• Contrast panelling runs along the sleeves and body, giving the jacket its signature racing-jacket architecture without a single unnecessary detail.
• Hits at the hip with a slightly cropped, elasticated hem that keeps the proportions sharp however you style it.

The kind of jacket that does the talking on a Saturday afternoon - thrown over a fitted base layer with wide-leg trousers and chunky trainers for a street-ready look that references the paddock without trying too hard. It earns its place at a casual lunch, a city wander, or a low-key gathering where the dress code is firmly off-duty but the aesthetic is anything but. The motorsport silhouette has been having its moment, and this biker jacket is the most wearable version of it - structured enough to anchor an outfit, relaxed enough to actually live in. Style it zipped to the neck for full impact, or half-open over a ribbed long-sleeve for an effortlessly layered finish.