Coach X Schott N.Y.C. Leather Moto Jacket
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All customized and made-to-order items are final sale and take longer to ship. Fragrance and product care items are final sale.
Expediting shipping options are not available for fragrances, jewelry, sunglasses and watches due to shipping restrictions and will ship separately from your order via ground.
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This special collaboration between two New York-based American icons combines Coach craftsmanship with the authentic, well-worn style of Schott N.Y.C. Radiating attitude and undeniable cool, our version of the classic Schott Perfecto® jacket is crafted in a beautifully softened brown leather that feels worn and archival. It features an asymmetrical front zipper, snap-down lapels, belted waist, traditional zippered sleeve cuffs and zippered pockets to easily secure essentials.
About Schott N.Y.C.: Founded on Manhattan's Lower East Side in 1913, Schott N.Y.C. produces classic, American-made outerwear. A supplier of naval peacoats, parkas and aviator bomber jackets to the US military during World War II, Schott is perhaps best known for its legacy-defining Perfecto® leather motorcycle jacket—still a favorite of rock stars and rebels today.
About Schott N.Y.C.: Founded on Manhattan's Lower East Side in 1913, Schott N.Y.C. produces classic, American-made outerwear. A supplier of naval peacoats, parkas and aviator bomber jackets to the US military during World War II, Schott is perhaps best known for its legacy-defining Perfecto® leather motorcycle jacket—still a favorite of rock stars and rebels today.