Raw, unapologetic, and steeped in heritage, this 1950s German Motorradfahrer leather jacket embodies the rebellious spirit of post-war motorcycle culture. Built not for fashion but for the road, it carries the weight of its history in every crease, abrasion, and scar.
Cut from thick, durable hide, the jacket has aged into a patina that speaks volumes — a surface alive with depth, tonal shifts, and worn-in character that cannot be replicated. The asymmetric front is fitted with robust brass zippers, their golden sheen contrasting against the dark, distressed leather, while the angled pockets, zipped cuffs, and quilted shoulder panels remain unmistakably functional, designed for riders who demanded protection as much as style.
At the back, its reinforced paneling and double side buckles underline its utilitarian origins, while the epaulettes and plaited leather shoulder details lend it a defiant edge. The interior, lined in sturdy cloth, remains strong and intact, preserving the integrity of a jacket built to endure.
Specialist leather cleaned and professionally conditioned, it has been revived for continued wear while retaining every ounce of its storied authenticity. This is not just a jacket — it is a relic of a time when leather was armour, a true artefact of German motorcycle history.
Garment Measurements (Laid Flat)
- Chest (pit to pit): 22"
- Shoulders (seam to seam): 19.5"
- Sleeve length (shoulder to cuff): 26"
- Sleeve length (underarm to cuff): 16.5"
- Back length (collar seam to hem): 25"
Best suited for a 44 Slim fit. For best results, compare with a similar jacket in your collection.
A rare opportunity for collectors and riders alike — a survivor with presence, authenticity, and soul.
