The history of moto jackets is as sassy as the jackets themselves. The 1930s gangster style jacket means you don’t need to have a gang to enjoy the aura of a rebel. Constituting a full extent of rebellion, the moto jacket is uniformly resistant to obsolescence.

The classic motorcycle jacket was pioneered by Irving Scott in 1928, distinguished by ample lapels, an asymmetric front zipper, and double breasts – the generic trademark is a reference to a more outlandish vibe. The lavish aerodynamic geometry and design exemplify a polished modern look which is not very likely to become exasperating for many years to come.