Vintage Brando Brown Leather Motorcycle Jacket

Really well made jacket with good stitching and nice fittings. Leather is great and has softened up with use. Really comfy and has been used a fair bit riding through winter, kept me dry in a few light showers too which is a plus. Certainly alot of jacket for the price and up there in comparison with jackets many times more costly. Highly recommended. Fit is great and looks very good. The armour is unobtrusive and the jacket can be worn casually off the bike too. Very pleased with it.

Love the colour, brown looks soooo cool, this is a very heavy, well made jacket with armour, I wear without back protection, or elbow, there is enough leather to keep you safe (in my opinion) very cool looking jacket, retro or what, Ideal for those summer days, but those summer nights ! (grease is the word lol) size seems to be spot on, I have got both brown AND black jackets, they are so good

Very impressed with this. I bought a size larger than their recommended size for my measurements. Fits perfectly. Leather is very thick and good quality. Padded inserts can easily be removed (I found the back insert very uncomfortable). Looks really good too. Weighs a ton. Many pockets, inside and out. Good quality YKK zip fasteners. Fine for casual local motorcycle riding. For more serious riding buy a modern motorcycle jacket. This will look much better down the pub than a real motorcycle jacket though. Great value for money. Recommended.

I am seriously impressed with this jacket. Obviously it looks fantastic, but it's so much more than that - it IS a proper motorcycle jacket, with armour in the shoulders, elbows and back for impact protection, thick thick leather that I expect could withstand the nastiest slides, and good chuncky zips and poppers that won't come loose. The arms came up a little short for me, but being slim and tall that's an issue I have with most jackets. They're still long enough that my gloves can overlap the sleeves and keep the wind out, so it's not an issue in practical terms. Speaking of wind, although this jacket lacks any sort of warm lining, the leather is fantastic at blocking any wind chill that attempts to get through. Issues? Well, being such thick leather it doesn't feel all that flexible, especially with the armoured joints. But like a good pair of boots it simply needs to be worn in. It's not waterproof and it's bright but if you want those things you need to be looking for a very different sort of jacket. I just wear a waterproof all-in-one over the top if I'm heading out in the rain. And that's all the 'issues' I can think of. I think this is a fab jacket. It's just as practical on the bike as it is stylish off it. I would happily wear this even if I'm not using the bike. So to conclude, if you like the look of this style, go for it. It seems to me that this is one of those rare occasions where you get more than what you pay for. I can't say how it performs in an actual accident but it certainly makes me feel safe.