Western Style
The Western leather jacket traces its roots to 19th-century frontiersmen and Native American craftsmanship—where fringe served a practical purpose, shedding rain and drying fast. By the 1950s, Hollywood had rewritten its story: Elvis Presley and silver-screen cowboys turned it into a symbol of rugged individualism and open-road freedom.
Today, the Western jacket lives somewhere between a ranch hand's workwear and a rockabilly rebel's statement. Look for yoke seams, fringe detailing, point collars, and the unmistakable warmth of suede.
Icons include the Mendoza, Rancher, and Cruiser.
