J100 Goatskin coffee racing jacket
Description
The J-100: A Minimalist Icon from the 1950s.
The J-100 is an original design by Joseph Buegeleisen Co., first released in the 1950s. Cut in a J-100-inspired silhouette, this cafe racer jacket is crafted from richly grained goatskin in deep Bloodstone red.
As a standard racing-style motorcycle jacket, its design is clean and minimal, with a slim, streamlined cut and a straight zip front — a true benchmark in motorcycle leather jacket design.
Crafted from Padova tea core horsehide and talon custom two-way main zipper, this version is a modern upgrade of a vintage classic.
A snap-tab band collar, two-way front zip, twin chest zip pockets with discreet chain pullers, and zip cuffs are finished in silver-tone hardware. Tailored and hip-length with a clean back, it delivers a refined, enduring edge.
Details
- Cut in a J-100-inspired silhouette
- Is crafted from richly grained goatskin in deep Bloodstone red.
- A snap-tab band collar, two-way front zip, twin chest zip pockets with discreet chain pullers, and zip cufisare finished in silver-tone hardware.
- Tailored and hip-length with a clean back, it delivers a refined, enduring edge.
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Size guide
All measurements are taken with the jacket laid flat.
Slight differences may occur due to manual measuring.
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Model reference: 178 cm (5'10") / 73 kg (160 lbs) — wearing size L.
The model featured is Asian; European customers may wish to consider purchasing one size larger.
| Size | Shoulder | Chest | Sleeve | Back Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 42CM | 98CM | 60CM | 61CM |
| M | 44CM | 102CM | 62CM | 62CM |
| L | 46CM | 106CM | 63CM | 64CM |
| XL | 48CM | 110CM | 64CM | 66CM |
| 2XL | 50CM | 114CM | 65CM | 58CM |
| 3XL | 52CM | 118CM | 65CM | 68CM |
Buco J-100 (1950s)
A streamlined cafe-racer-style jacket, Clean lines, straight zip front, and a minimalist silhouette, that set the standard for riders' leather.
Leather use and maintenance knowledge
- Leather/fur/textile products are consumables. Proper maintenance can extend their service life.
- When wearing it daily, you should pay attention to protecting the leather surface to prevent scratches by hard or sharp objects, and avoid contact with oil, acidic and alkaline substances
- Leather products are strictly prohibited from washing, tumbling and drying, and long-term exposure to the sun.
- If they are wet by rain or moisture, you can use a soft dry cloth to gently wipe off the surface water stains and dry them in a cool and ventilated place. Do not wear before it is completely dry
- Leather should not be rubbed with water or gasoline, as water will make the leather hard and gasoline will volatilize the oil in the leather and cause it to crack
- Natural fur/fur collar will have slight curls after long-term wearing or washing. Detergents may cause hair loss at some edges, so dry cleaning is recommended
- Colorless maintenance oil should be applied before changing seasons and storage to prevent leather aging and cracking. Before application, a small area should be tested on a hidden part to prevent discoloration caused by chemical reactions between maintenance oil and leather
- Store in a hanging position and do not fold or press heavily to prevent wrinkles on leather/fur
- Mothballs for mildew and insects should not come into direct contact with leather
