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Processing TypeRawFabric TypeCanvas
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FeatureReversibleCollarStand
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Shell MaterialWool / ViscoseSupply TypeIn-Stock Items
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Printing MethodsDischarge PrintingMaterialLeather
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TechnicsEmbroideredGenderMen
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SeasonWinterClothing LengthRegular
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Closure TypeNoneSleeve StyleRegular
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HoodedNoThicknessStandard
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FillingDownTypeRegular
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Fabric Weight240 grams(8.47oz)DecorationNone
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7 days sample order lead timeSupportWeaving methodcrocheted
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Seamless FusingNoNeedle detectionYes
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Logo positionFrontLiningCotton
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Item TypeLeather JacketPattern TypeSolid
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StyleFormal
Black and Brown each offer a 5 XL choice in this men's stand-collar jacket. Regular length, cotton lining, a Down filling designation and no hood are stated, while the exact opening and material specification still need approval.
Check the front and pockets independently
If zipped pockets are required, ask for their position and fastening detail on the selected version. Do not infer a zip-front closure from pocket wording; approve the actual front opening separately.
Compare a measured extended size
The available labels are M, L, Xl, 2 XL, 3 XL, 4 XL and 5 XL in both colours. Define the desired ease using finished chest, shoulder, sleeve and back measurements instead of relying on a slim-fit name.
Request the layer and surface evidence
Obtain the complete shell, lining, filling and care specification, including any leather component and the actual down details. Agree embroidery or discharge-print artwork on the exact jacket rather than assuming all method labels describe one finished design.
A reversible requirement needs confirmation of both wearing sides and their construction. Down naming alone establishes neither fill power nor a temperature rating, and riding protection does not follow from biker styling.
Match the order to the approved version
Confirm availability and sample terms using the chosen colour, complete size label and approved specification. This keeps the enquiry tied to a particular jacket rather than a general in-stock designation.
