1960s Lesco Perfecto Steerhide Jacket - 48

Lesco was one of several American leather manufacturers producing perfecto-style motorcycle jackets through the 1960s, working in the same asymmetric-zip, multi-pocket tradition popularized by Schott and carried across the wider industry through the decade. This example is built from steerhide, a heavier and more structured leather than horsehide or goatskin, suited to the protective, workhorse role these jackets were designed for. Made in USA.