HAROLD'S GEAR / Discontinued Model / Rare Item

■ HAROLD'S GEAR / Riders Leather Jacket

■ Selling Point ①
This is a rare item, and it is extremely unlikely to be resold in the future.

■ About HAROLD'S GEAR
HAROLD'S GEAR, once synonymous with British riders' gear in Japan, was born in 1984 as a vintage motorcycle wear brand. It pursued outstanding functional beauty and continued to create sophisticated tools = "GEAR" with the proud spirit of craftsmen, but went bankrupt in 2012 due to the sudden death of its representative. In 2015, the brand was officially succeeded by LAND&SEA Co., Ltd. through legal procedures from the former operating body that went bankrupt.

■ Current
In order to revive the brand image and product quality of the early to mid-period HAROLD'S GEAR, designers, craftsmen, and factories are working together. The patterns from the time of bankruptcy are carefully managed by craftsmen and sewing factories, and are inherited including specifications, so it has been announced that reproduction is possible. However, even after checking the official website, the leather jackets, which were synonymous with HAROLD'S GEAR, have not yet been reproduced.

■ Features
The zip front and the inside of the cuffs have flaps (front plackets) to protect against wind entering from the zippers. (Image 3)

Action pleats are applied to both sides of the back to expand the range of motion around the shoulders, allowing you to experience a stress-free fit in the riding position. (Image 2)

You can also wear it with a stand collar by raising the collar, closing the zip front to the neck, and buttoning the parts to prevent wind from entering. (Image 4~)

The lining is made of polyester material and has a removable liner with a zipper. You can attach the liner in cold seasons and remove it in warm seasons, allowing you to adjust it according to the season and outside temperature. (Image 7)

There is a zippered pocket on the outside left chest that can store a wallet, etc., and there is also an inner pocket on the inside that closes with a button. (Image 8)

Ventilation holes are provided on the sides to adjust the air conditioning inside the jacket. (Image 9)

■ Other Information
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