Selling a brand new (without tags) Y'2 Kakishibu Single Rider's Jacket. Absolutely gorgeous jacket that will only get better with time, but unfortunately a bit too tight across the chest for me. I'm likely going to need to size up to a 44. Jacket comes with garment bag as well. Never worn except for trying on indoors. The leather will darken to a gorgeous caramel brown with sun exposure. There's plenty of photos on this site of how the leather will age, so be sure to check those out!
Asking $1800 ($400 off from retail!). I'd also be interested in trading this jacket for the same in size 44, so if you happen to have one and maybe lost a few lbs or something please let me know!
Exact Jacket Measurements:
Chest: 21 in
Shoulders: 18.75 in
Sleeve: 25.5
Length: 25 in
Jacket description from the S&S website:
Kakishibu is a traditional Japanese dying technique that uses aged persimmon tannins, with "Kakishibu" literally meaning "persimmon astringency". Kakishibu has also been called “Taiyo-zome (sun-dye)” due to the photosensitivity of the dye - areas exposed to light will grow darker and richer in tone, eventually reaching a true persimmon color. As a result of this increased photosensitivity, this Kakishibu horsehide will age faster than most natural veg-tan leathers.
Cut with a standard fit, this jacket features two buckled brass adjustment belts at the rear side seams. Inside, there's an additional internal pocket for your phone, and the whole body is lined with a custom brushed cotton flannel. For getting it on and off, the sleeves have been lined with a silky smooth nylon, so you won't have to fuss with getting stuck inside the jacket.
Please let me know if you have any questions!
Asking $1800 ($400 off from retail!). I'd also be interested in trading this jacket for the same in size 44, so if you happen to have one and maybe lost a few lbs or something please let me know!
Exact Jacket Measurements:
Chest: 21 in
Shoulders: 18.75 in
Sleeve: 25.5
Length: 25 in
Jacket description from the S&S website:
Kakishibu is a traditional Japanese dying technique that uses aged persimmon tannins, with "Kakishibu" literally meaning "persimmon astringency". Kakishibu has also been called “Taiyo-zome (sun-dye)” due to the photosensitivity of the dye - areas exposed to light will grow darker and richer in tone, eventually reaching a true persimmon color. As a result of this increased photosensitivity, this Kakishibu horsehide will age faster than most natural veg-tan leathers.
Cut with a standard fit, this jacket features two buckled brass adjustment belts at the rear side seams. Inside, there's an additional internal pocket for your phone, and the whole body is lined with a custom brushed cotton flannel. For getting it on and off, the sleeves have been lined with a silky smooth nylon, so you won't have to fuss with getting stuck inside the jacket.
Please let me know if you have any questions!
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