Leather jackets, cut by hand in Myanmar.

Full-grain hides, stitched by small workshops in Yangon and sent to your door in Australia.

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Stitching a strap on the heavy machine, Yangon workshopKo Zaw Min, head stitcher

Who makes your jacket

Each jacket is cut and stitched by one small team in Yangon, then checked by hand before it ships to you.

  • Hide

    Full-grain lambskin and cowhide, chosen panel by panel so the grain runs the same way through the whole jacket.

  • Cut

    Every pattern is marked and cut by hand, one jacket at a time. About 11 hours of hand work goes into each.

  • Stitch

    Load-bearing seams are stitched twice and the hardware is fitted by hand. Roughly 2,000 stitches in a biker jacket.

Made in small batches

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