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Leather Cult Blog » Leather Jacket
1y ago
A leather jacket is a timeless fashion staple that can enhance nearly any outfit. You can even layer a leather jacket. As you may know, layering is the process of wearing one or more garments over each other. You can wear a shirt or top under a leather jacket. If you’re going to create a layered outfit with a leather jacket, however, there are several things you should know.
Traditional vs Cropped
You can create a layered outfit with either a traditional leather jacket or a cropped leather jacket. Traditional leather jackets are full length, meaning they extend to the waist or past the waist w ..read more
Leather Cult Blog » Leather Jacket
1y ago
Not all leather jackets are brown. While brown is one of the most popular colors in which they are made, you can find leather jackets in countless other colors, including white. White leather jackets offer a sleek and stylish appearance. They are available in the same types of real, high-quality leather as other leather jackets; they are simply dyed white during production. If you’re thinking about buying a white leather jacket, however, you should follow these 9 tips to properly care for it.
#1) Store Out of Sunlight
Sunlight can degrade most garments, including white leather jackets. It cont ..read more
Leather Cult Blog » Leather Jacket
1y ago
Have you heard of the M-65 leather jacket? Originally introduced by the U.S. Army in the 1960s, it’s a classic choice of outerwear that’s perfect for men and women alike. Also known as the Field Jacket, the M-65 leather jacket is the successor to the M-1951 jacket. Soldiers in the U.S. Army initially wore the M-1943 jacket. In the 1950s, they began wearing the M-1951 jacket. The U.S. Army then introduced the M-65 field jacket in the 1960s to replace the M-1951 jacket. Here are 10 reasons to choose the M-65 leather jacket.
#1) Plenty of Pockets
The M-65 leather jacket features plenty of pockets ..read more
Leather Cult Blog » Leather Jacket
1y ago
Are you familiar with the different types of leather care products? Whether you own a leather jacket, trousers, shirt, vest or any other garment made of real leather, you’ll need to care for it. Real leather is a soft yet durable material. Like all materials, though, it can degrade over time when neglected. By properly caring for your leather garments, you can protect them from premature wear and tear. Here are seven common types of leather care products.
#1) Leather Cleaners
Leather cleaners are exactly what they sound like: products that are designed to clean real leather. They are available ..read more
Leather Cult Blog » Leather Jacket
1y ago
Leather shirts are available in a variety of styles. You can find them in traditional short-sleeve styles, and you can find them in long-sleeve styles. When the weather is cool, you may want to choose the latter. A long-sleeve leather shirt will cover your arms so that you are better protected from the cool weather. Before buying one, however, you may have some questions about long-sleeve leather shirts.
Are Long-Sleeve Leather Shirts Made of Real Leather?
Most long-sleeve leather shirts are, in fact, made of real leather. You can still find some of them made of faux or artificial leather, but ..read more
Leather Cult Blog » Leather Jacket
1y ago
Leather cargo pants have become a popular alternative to traditional leather pants. They are available in the same types of leather as traditional leather pants, such as napa leather. Leather cargo pants simply feature cargo pockets. You can find the cargo pockets on the sides of leather cargo pants. All leather cargo pants feature these extra pockets on the side. Here are 10 important things to look for when shopping for leather cargo pants.
#1) High-Quality Fasteners
You should look for high-quality fasteners in leather cargo pants. Fasteners are used to hold parts of a garment together. Reg ..read more
Leather Cult Blog » Leather Jacket
1y ago
If you’re going to wear your leather jacket outdoors on a rainy day, you’ll need to know how to properly it. A leather jacket is a timeless fashion staple that adds a touch of sophistication to just about any outfit. When wet, however, it may lose its original shape and texture. In some cases, jackets made of real leather can develop mildew. You can prevent problems such as these, however, by drying your leather jacket.
Consider a Waxed Leather Jacket
Before revealing how to dry them, it’s important to note that some leather jackets are better protected against moisture than others. Leather is ..read more
Leather Cult Blog » Leather Jacket
1y ago
When shopping for a new leather jacket, you may come across moto jackets. They offer a modern take on traditional motorcycle jackets. Moto jackets are available in the same high-quality leather materials as their traditional counterparts, but they feature a modern style that distinguishes them from the rest. What are moto jackets exactly, and what benefits do they offer?
What Is a Moto Jacket?
A moto jacket is a type of leather jacket with many of the same features as traditional motorcycle jackets but with a sleeker and more modern style. Motorcycle jackets have been around for over a century ..read more
Leather Cult Blog » Leather Jacket
1y ago
All types of leather fall under one of two categories: finished or unfinished. Whether you’re shopping for a new leather jacket, vest or even a pair of leather shoes, you should familiarize yourself with these terms. Finished and unfinished leather both consist of tanned animal hide. They are made using animal hide, such as sheepskin or cowhide, that’s been processed and tanned. Finished leather, however, undergoes a finishing process that distinguishes it from unfinished leather.
What Is Finished Leather?
Finished leather is characterized by the presence of one or more extra layers. Depending ..read more
Leather Cult Blog » Leather Jacket
1y ago
You shouldn’t believe everything you hear about suede leather. There are many myths surrounding suede leather that can lead you down the wrong path. Also known simply as suede, suede leather consists of processed and tanned animal hide with a napped surface texture. You can identify it by running your hands across the surface. With its napped surface texture, suede leather feels fuzzy. Other types of leather feature a smooth surface. Here are nine common myths about suede leather you shouldn’t believe.
#1) Only Available in Cowhide
Most suede leather is, in fact, made of cowhide, but you can s ..read more