Lookbook
Motorsport Racing Jackets & Tailoring
Color-blocked vintage racing jackets with crisp stand collars and graphic sleeve stripes collide unexpectedly with high-rise pleated wool trousers. Designed for gallery nights and bold street days, this clash grounds trackside adrenaline in bespoke drape.
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We designed this high-contrast lookbook to take motorsport leather and canvas racing jackets far beyond casual jeans. When a cropped color-blocked racer jacket is zipped cleanly over double-pleated charcoal wool slacks and leather loafers, sporty heritage feels sharp and grown-up. Pull off this dynamic friction on an Amazon budget by pairing retro moto jackets with pleated dress pants.
— The Editors
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