The coat here is inspired by the 1998 film Blade. It is a long black trench coat, cut from cowhide and hand-stitched to order. More looks from the screen sit in the movie leather jackets for men
range.
Mens Blade Leather Jacket Black Cowhide Trench Coat
The Blade Black Leather Trench Coat
takes its look from the 1998 film Blade. It is black cowhide, 1.2 to 1.4 mm thick. That is a firm, thick hide. It gives the long coat weight and helps it keep its shape.
A trench coat is longer than a jacket, so it covers more of your legs. Each coat is cut and hand-stitched after you order. Leather Collection has made leather gear since 2009.
Options When You Order
Custom Size - a long coat needs a good fit at the chest, arms and length. Send your own numbers and the coat is cut to match. See how made to measure works.
Lining - choose a regular lining, a printed (sublimated) lining or no lining.
Lining Print - upload a design for a printed lining, or add order notes.
Buying Guidance
How do I check my size? Compare your chest and arm numbers with the Size Guide. Where can I ask a question? Use the customer service page.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
It is a long trench coat. The range sits with the film leather jackets for men, but the design itself reaches well below the hips. That longer cut is part of the Blade look from the 1998 film. If you want a short jacket instead, the movie jackets range has other styles. The coat is cut from black cowhide and hand-stitched after you order.
The cowhide is 1.2 to 1.4 mm thick. That is firmer than thin sheepskin or lambskin. A firm hide feels solid and gives a long coat some weight, so it hangs well when you walk. Thick leather can feel a little stiff at first. It softens with wear as it shapes to your body. Wear it for short periods early on to help it break in.
Choose Custom Size when you order. Then measure yourself at home with a soft tape. The guide on how to measure your size shows each point to check. Send the numbers with your order. The coat pattern is cut to them, which helps if you are tall or short for a standard size. Ask a friend to help, since some points are hard to reach alone.
Hang the coat on a wide, padded hanger so the shoulders keep their shape. Give it space in the closet so the long hem does not crease. Keep it in a cool, dry place away from direct sun. Never store it in a plastic bag, because leather needs air. Wipe off dust after wear. The leather care instructions have more tips.
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