Outer Shell:	Real Leather
Closure Style:	Two Button Jacket Style
Cuffs Style:	Button
Outside Pockets:	Two
Inside Pockets:	Two
Color:	Black, Dark Brown

Things To Note During Measurements

To take perfect body measurements, you will need a non-stretchable cloth measuring tape, pen, and paper to take note of your measurements, and someone to help you in getting measured. Make sure you are wearing snug pants and a nice, fitted T-shirt without any additional layers over it. Stand up straight and relaxed. Don’t tuck in your tummy or push out.

1. Shoulder

Measure from the tip of one shoulder, across your back, to the tip of your other shoulder. Ensure the tape is flat and level, and stand naturally without hunching.

2. Bust

Wrap the measuring tape around the fullest part of your bust. Keep the tape straight and snug, but not tight, making sure it sits evenly around your back and chest.

3. Waist

Find the smallest part of your waist, usually just above the belly button. Wrap the tape measure around this area without pulling too tight.

4. Hips

Stand with your feet together and wrap the tape around the widest part of your hips, usually around the top of your thighs.

5. Sleeve Length

Start at the edge of your shoulder where the seam of a shirt would sit. Bend your arm slightly, and measure down along the outside of your arm to the wrist.

Men's Guide to Leather Jacket Measurements

Ensuring the perfect fit for your leather jacket is as important as the style itself. Take accurate measurements using a non-stretchable cloth measuring tape, with someone's assistance for precision. Stand naturally in snug pants and a fitted T-shirt, without tucking in. Measure your neck, shoulders, sleeves, biceps, natural and lower waist, center back, hips, wrist, and sleeve inseam. Each measurement contributes to the unique and comfortable silhouette of your leather jacket, allowing you to showcase your style confidently.