Men’s Leather Crossover Scooter Jacket w/Removable CE Armor | Premium Natural Buffalo Leather | Concealed Gun Pockets, Vented Motorcycle Jacket (Black, S)

Very nice quality. Size is spot on for me. I wear a 16 1/2 x 34/35 Shirt and a 41R sport coat. I ordered by their chart (M) 43 1/2" . Nailed it. Heavy/Thick enough for casual every day riding. Armor is not to bulky or noticeable. Comfortable to wear anywhere. The leather is not too stiff and quality is good. Top grain leather. There is a lot of crap leather out there and this is "NOT". Do your homework on mm thickness and leather types Full Grain, Top Grain and the crap Split/Genuine/ Real Leather. I own 5-6 bike jackets for different weather, style of riding. Great all around jacket If I were to only have 1 jacket on a budget this is it. Awesome bang for the buck.

The great: This thing has ample vents for ventilation in warmer weather. The zippers seem sturdy. I like that the lower arm zippers are protected by a button and strap.This jacket is actually a little lighter than my last leather jacket but not too much lighter. Some could complain that this jacket is heavy but to me it's just right. I also like the added armor pads.Now the bad (why it lost 3 stars): This jacket smells something fierce. The only way I can describe it is picture yourself standing in the middle of a cow pasture with about 100 cows around you and then take in a huge sniff. I've had it airing in my garage and occasionally outside since April 15, 2019 and it still smells horrendous. I can't even keep it in my house because my whole house would smell like a cow pasture. I know leather has a natural animal smell but come on, this is crazy.Verdict: I definitely like the jacket and it is comfortable. But I just can't get over the smell. I am going to continue to try to air it out and see what I can do to minimize the smell but I don't see it dramatically changing. I will update my review if anything changes for the better.

The sleeves are about a half inch too long... I'm 6 foot tall, 190 pounds average built. I bought an extra large which gives you ample room for a sweatshirt. Hanging my arms down the sleeves extend to the first joint of my thumb, not the middle joint but the first joint where my thumb attaches to my hand. Which is a half inch too long for me even if I had my arms extended like on the motorcycle handlebar grips. The zipper is metal and large teeth will make it last 5 years or more The collar doesn't poke me in the throat like on some jackets. The leather doesn't stink it just smells like leather. The gun pockets are nice, a snap closes them though its more likely I'll carry a wallet or checkbook in them. I have a lighter leather jacket, a large (different brand) that I use in the summer with just a t-shirt under it. This is more of a cold weather jacket. I tossed out the inner liner and the hard elbow and shoulder pads, they are pointless unless you plan on crashing a lot. The sleeves have zippers, and the pockets have zippers, upper being small, not big enough for sunglasses, even, the side pockets are larger, and there's two zippered vents. The inner gun pockets are the largest, closed by 2 snaps each, with a elastic band inside at the bottom to hold a handgun barrel in place. I have bought 6 leather jackets in two years and this is the one I will most likely be wearing in the fall and winter.

This is not a polished and sparkly $500 designer leather jacket. It is a very solid, but inexpensive motorcycle jacket. It is made of thick, but soft leather. It is well made and a very nice design. It is pretty much exactly what I wanted. I think the pictures in the product description don't quite do it justice. After wearing it for a little while the striped part with the reflective piping on the shoulders doesn't protrude quite so much as in the pictures. From the one picture I was worried it would look a bit like a space suit from a bad sci-fi movie, but after wearing it a while, I'm satisfied that it just looks like a classic cafe racer style motorcycle jacket. The inner lining is a net mesh that should work nicely in warmer weather when the zip-out liner is removed, but I had trouble with it catching in the zipper when I removed the liner and reinstalled it. That's a minor annoyance and as long as I'm careful, it shouldn't create any serious problem.Size XL is usually too tight across the chest for me in most coats and jackets. I took a chance and ordered the XL in spite of the suggestion to order larger than your chest measurement. I am very pleased with the fit. I think the gussets on the back of the arms make all the difference. I guess if you really want to carry a pistol in the front inside compartment, you'll want to err on the side of larger so it fits looser (particularly if you don't have six-pack abs). Loose isn't the way you'd want the jacket to fit for riding or for looks if you ask me.

A good, well made jacket of great bison leather. The lower back has minimal reinforcement and may flutter, we’ll see. It also doesn’t have a back pocket for spinal armor. But it fits well and I like it.

Very high quality coat but I hate to say that I'm sending it back. I ordered the large and it fits great through the chest, shoulders, and arms, but I'd have to gain probably 50 lbs or more in my stomach for it to fit nicely around my abdomen and waist. Would give a medium size a shot but it doesn't look like that's available and probably wouldn't fit my upper body as well as this one did. The leather is heavy duty and the zippers, snap buttons, and seams look and feel very sturdy. Some people have complained about the smell but I really had no problem with that.

If you are like me, that likes his clothes not too lose or bulky, then go with your regular jacket size. Other than that, I truly love this jacket. Quality is way better than anything I saw in my area.