Elongated 7" Pocket and Sleeve Zippers (sleeve gussets)
Black Poly Jacquard Lining
Attached belt w...
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Got mine for myself for my birthday. Im 19, and I spent two whole paychecks (and I'm broke!). I am a huge Springsteen fan and loved the movie. When I got ads for Schott and the collection, I immediately checked to see if they had a model similar to the BTR jacket. I had heard of Schott before, but now I dig the company and the history of it. I've delved much deeper into Schott lore as a lover of all things 60s/70s and that cultural historical time period, along with workware and classic americana fashion history. This jacket is not the exact same nor is it a recreation/replica of the original, but a cool spin on it. It nails much of a nice balance between 50s/60s/70s/80s leather moto jackets. I love it! I'll be getting my motorcycle license next summer and needed a good jacket anyways to protect me. The fit is great, ive had it for about a month now and its really broken in nicely and not shrunk but more so fitted itself to my body (I got caught in the rain a couple of times), but that's bound and supposed to happen.
I'm in college for film, but when I go home I work at a summer camp and a blue collar job of doing plumbing and pool work with my step-dad (along with other odd jobs, help working on a few classic and our regular car/van), just me and him, out of his work van. This Jacket is a good investment and I know it's gonna hold up for the rest of my days.
I dig it!
Now: release a pair of the harness boots in a dark brown with a matching studed americana belt with some peace signs on it (please and thanks)!
Peace and Love.
Kev
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Kevin · August 31, 2026
A classic as timeless as ever. Well built, heavyweight hardware, beautiful leather. Comfortable and cool.
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Aaron · May 13, 2026
Nice jacket and great fit but one of the epulettes is not sitting as nicely as the other and one of the stars on it has a tine that was not bent down to go into the leather, so there is a sharp piece that throws off the crispness of the star.