Men's Custom Lamb Leather Moto Jacket with Contrast Panels and Lacing

• Processing Type

  Finished
  Feature

  Eco-Friendly, Breathable, Windproof
• Collar

  Crew Neck
  Supply Type

  Oem Service
• Printing Methods

  None
  Material

  100% Lamb Leather
• Technics

  Washed
  Gender

  MEN
• Season

  Winter
  Clothing Length

  Long
• Closure Type

  Zipper
  Sleeve Style

  Regular
• Hooded

  No
  Thickness

  Standard
• Type

  Regular
  Decoration

  None
• 7 days sample order lead time

  Support
  Weaving method

  Woven
• Seamless Fusing

  No
  Needle detection

  Yes
• Logo position

  lower hem, FRONT, BACK, LEFT SLEEVE, RIGHT SLEEVE
  Item Type

  Pony Hair Laced Leather Moto Jacket
• Pattern Type

  Print
  Style

  Vintage

Contrast panels and leather lacing give this men's moto jacket a more detailed identity than a plain zip-front style. The lamb-leather material and washed technics provide a starting point for discussing its vintage appearance and the finish you want to receive.

Agree what each panel contains

Before approving a version, confirm the material of the main body, contrast panels and lacing separately. Ask how the pony or horse-hair treatment is applied and which areas it covers, so that a general material label is not mistaken for a complete component specification.

Read Long and Regular as different decisions

The clothing-length label is Long, while the fit and sleeve labels are Regular; these do not supply actual dimensions. Black is available with M, L, Xl and 2 XL labels. Obtain the finished back, chest, shoulder and sleeve measurements, especially if you will combine the crew-neck jacket with another layer.

Prepare an OEM brief around the details

Logo positions include the lower hem, front, back and both sleeves. Use those positions to frame an enquiry, then agree the decoration method and sample approval requirements rather than assuming that any requested artwork is possible.

1. Identify the panel materials and the washed finish to approve.
2. Choose the Black size label and confirm its measurements.
3. Specify the desired logo area and request a current sample schedule.

For a riding application or a particular climate, request the relevant exact-version evidence. A vintage moto look and general winter or weather labels cannot establish protection or thermal performance.