1940s Sejson Malung Goatskin Leather Work Jacket - Medium (42)

The pinnacle of vintage Swedish utility. Crafted in Malung during the 1940s to 1950s, this goatskin work jacket from Sejson is a refined example of everyday resilience, built for long hours, hard labour, and Scandinavian weather. It balances function with form, embodying the clean minimalism of mid-century Swedish design while quietly showcasing expert craftsmanship.

Made from genuine Äkta Getskinn—vegetable-tanned goatskin—it carries a supple yet structured feel, with a natural grain that’s been softened by wear without losing its strength. Inside, the original Bradbury’s tartan wool lining, made in England, adds warmth and heritage contrast to the clean exterior. A single zippered chest pocket and classic shirt-style collar keep the design streamlined, true to its workwear roots.

Professionally restored and carefully conditioned, the jacket remains structurally sound with its vintage character fully intact. The goatskin displays natural creasing and patina developed through honest wear, while the lining is clean and functional with only minor signs of age. The original Talon-style zipper glides smoothly, and the stitching remains strong throughout.

Garment Measurements (Laid Flat)

• Chest (pit to pit): 23.5"
• Shoulders (seam to seam): 20"
• Sleeve length (shoulder to cuff): 27"
• Sleeve length (underarm to cuff): 18.5"
• Back length (collar seam to hem): 29"

Best suited for a 42" chest. For best fit, compare with a jacket you already own.

A rare blend of function and quiet refinement—this Sejson Malung work jacket stands as a lasting tribute to Swedish craftsmanship at its best.