BECK® 732 Northeaster Flying Togs Black Genuine Horsehide Motorcycle Jacket

The BECK® 732 Northeaster Flying Togs Black is the traditional American motorcycle jacket in 1.3mm front quarter horsehide — BECK®'s Northeaster silhouette built since 1928, cut from the densest section of the hide with precision hand-cutting and stitching. Front quarter horsehide at 1.3mm is more wind-resistant and abrasion-resistant than cowhide at equivalent thickness; longer break-in period, decades of shape retention.Natural scarring and grain variation are characteristics of authentic horsehide — each jacket is unique to the hide it came from. Stitched with Perma Core thread by American & Efird (A&E). Nickel-plated brass hardware. Racer snap collar. YKK zippers. Two concealed carry pistola pockets, 9 inches deep. Quilted cavity lining, nylon Oxford sleeve lining. Side buckle tabs for custom chest fit — extend for a hoodie underneath, tighten for a closer riding fit. Bi-swing back and vented underarm gussets. Made in the USA. 1.3mm genuine front quarter horsehide — black BECK® Northeaster Flying Togs construction since 1928 Perma Core thread by American & Efird (A&E) Nickel-plated brass hardware + YKK zippers Racer snap collar 2 concealed carry pistola pockets, 9" deep Side buckle tabs for custom chest fit Quilted cavity lining, nylon Oxford sleeve lining Bi-swing back + vented underarm gussets Made in the USA From the Blog What Leather Did Original BECK Jackets Use? Why Did BECK Disappear? Are Vintage BECK Jackets Investment Pieces? History of the BECK 666 Jacket