The Schott P693 in Black:

A blouson that carries the weight of American heritage without ever feeling heavy on the shoulders. This is not just another leather jacket—it’s a piece of functional art, crafted from Horween’s legendary Deer Touch cowhide, a leather so unique it blurs the line between rugged durability and the soft, broken-in feel of deerskin. At 3-4 oz, it’s thick enough to stand up to the elements, yet supple enough to move with you, season after season.

Built for the road, designed for life

The P693 is a rider’s jacket at heart, with a bi-swing back that flexes as you lean into a turn and adjustable side tabs to cinch the fit when the wind picks up. The split collar, a nod to vintage motorcycle jackets, sits just right—neither too stiff nor too casual—while the antique nickel hardware adds a touch of understated grit. Three zippered pockets on the front offer secure storage without bulk, and the wool plaid lining, a classic Schott signature, brings warmth and a hint of retro charm. The sleeves, lined in smooth nylon, make it easy to slip on even when the leather is at its most supple.

A silhouette that respects tradition

With a mid-length cut (25.5 inches at the back) and a regular fit that flatters without clinging, the P693 strikes a balance between timeless biker aesthetics and everyday wearability. It’s the kind of jacket that looks just as at home over a flannel shirt on a crisp autumn morning as it does paired with a simple tee and jeans for a night out. And because it’s made in the USA, you’re not just buying a jacket—you’re investing in a piece of quality manufacturing that will age with you, developing a patina that tells your story.

Schott isn’t just a brand—it’s the name that defined the leather jacket as we know it. Founded in 1928 by Irving Schott, the company created the first-ever motorcycle jacket, the Perfecto, in 1928. Since then, Schott has remained a benchmark for American-made leather goods, blending military-grade durability with timeless style. Their jackets have dressed everyone from Marlon Brando to punk rockers, and their commitment to quality—using premium leathers like Horween and insisting on domestic production—has never wavered. When you wear a Schott, you’re wearing a piece of history.

• Horween Deer Touch cowhide: A leather that combines the toughness of cowhide with the soft, broken-in feel of deerskin. Thick (3-4 oz) yet surprisingly supple, it resists abrasion while developing a rich patina over time.
• Bi-swing back: A design feature borrowed from military jackets, allowing for greater freedom of movement—essential for riding or simply reaching for your keys.
• Wool plaid lining: A Schott signature, this black-and-white plaid wool lining adds warmth and a touch of vintage charm, making the jacket ideal for autumn and spring.
• Adjustable side tabs: Let you customise the fit, whether you’re layering underneath or wearing it over a thin sweater.
• Three zippered pockets: Secure storage for essentials, with antique nickel hardware that resists corrosion and adds a subtle, rugged detail.
• Made in the USA: Crafted in Schott’s New York workshop, ensuring quality control and supporting American quality manufacturing.
• Mid-length cut: At 25.5 inches, it’s long enough to provide coverage but short enough to avoid bulk, making it versatile for both casual and slightly dressier occasions.
• Split collar: A classic motorcycle jacket detail that sits comfortably without flipping up in the wind.
• Nylon-lined sleeves: Make the jacket easier to put on and take off, even when the leather is at its most supple.