The biker jacket after the collar disappears.
- Form
- Cropped collarless biker jacket with sculpted shoulder, asymmetric zip and slim sleeve
- Material
- Supple matte black lambskin; bone-white lambskin color edition
- Hardware
- One blackened asymmetric zip with plain pull; no belt, studs, plaques or epaulettes
- Fit
- Close through shoulder and arm, clean round neck, waist-baring cropped hem
- Mark
- One circular two-slab A blind-embossed into the inside back-neck facing
- Origin
- Made to order, Carlsbad, California
The object
Shell is the punk sister of the schoolboy blazer: a collarless black biker jacket stripped of lapels, belt, studs and every ornamental excuse. The round neck is clean, the shoulder is close and sculpted, and one asymmetric blackened zip crosses a body cut short enough to leave the waist entirely visible. Supple matte lambskin holds natural grain instead of mirror shine, with minimal seam architecture doing the shaping. One exact circular two-slab A is blind-embossed inside the back-neck facing from the approved house artwork — nowhere else. Black is permanent; bone white is the color edition. It is a jacket built to sharpen a bare midriff, not cover it.
