Vintage 1960s Horsehide Leather Biker Jacket – Small (Size 6)

Some jackets are merely owned—this one was relied upon. Crafted in England in the 1960s, this ladies' horsehide biker jacket is a rare piece that perfectly encapsulates the rebellious spirit of the era. Made during the height of the rocker and café racer culture, it was designed to offer both protection and style, built for riders who demanded gear that could handle the open road without sacrificing sophistication.

Cut from full-grain horsehide, the leather is thick, durable, and rich in character, developing a stunning patina with age. The fringe detailing across the chest, back, and sleeves echoes vintage Americana, while the sleek, slim fit adds an undeniable edge. The café-style collar with a snap and original Lightning zipper ensure that form meets function—keeping wind and weather at bay while staying true to its biker roots.

This jacket has undergone a full professional restoration, using specialist leather cleaning and conditioning techniques that preserve its authenticity while ensuring longevity. The fringe was carefully cleaned and maintained, and the original hardware—including the Lightning zipper and snap closures—was meticulously refurbished for smooth operation. Throughout the restoration process, the goal was always to preserve the jacket’s original character, not to perfect it.

Garment Measurements (Laid Flat)

• Chest (pit to pit): 16.5"
• Shoulders (seam to seam): 15"
• Sleeve length (shoulder to cuff): 22"
• Back length (collar seam to hem): 19.5"

Best suited for a size 38–40 chest (Slim Fit). For the best fit, compare with a jacket you already own.

A timeless piece of 1960s motorcycle culture—reborn and preserved, with every detail telling the story of its history.