Every once in a while, a leather jacket comes along that grips our soul. When we see it, we must have it for the collection. This Horsehide Savannah Jacket checks all of our boxes. The leather is ungodly supple and sturdy with what has been described as the "perfect" shade of brown. It has a look that we find ourselves describing as elevated 90s dad-wear. You know what we're talking about...everyone's dad had some monikered leather jacket with an extended collar and zipper placket. They got it from their job or some giveaway from a vendor they worked for. This is that jacket on steroids. It has all the attention to detail and quality-in-construction for which Simmons Bilt is known. The contrast of gold hardware to the mallard green interior is the icing on the cake for one of our favorite leather jackets to cross the store's threshold. 

• Made in Scotland by Simmons Bilt
• Leather Rider’s Jacket
• 1.2mm Prairie Horsehide
• Vegetable tanned in Italy
• Olive 100% cotton lining, produced by Halley Stevenson of Dundee
• Tonal stitching
• Brass two-way main zipper with leather zip-pulls
• External chest pocket with brass ring-pull zipper

• Cotton-lined handwarmer pockets

• Internal pocket with snap fastening
• Brass vent holes under armpits

• Waist cinches with brass buckles

• Single needle stitch construction


A variance of /-.5" is within tolerance.

Fit Notes: Shop owner Tommy is wearing a size XL for the photoshoot. This is his standard size in the leathers as they always seem to run a bit small in the body. The arm length was just a little longer than what he was expecting, but with time the arms of the jacket tend to pull up at the elbows. We always recommend sizing up at least once from your normal size with this brand. Tommy is 5'10," 165lbs with a 40" chest.