Women’s Black Leather Double-Breasted Coat

Women’s Black Leather Double-Breasted Coat

Women’s Black Leather Double-Breasted Coat moves away from biker and moto styling entirely. Instead, it borrows its shape from a classic wool peacoat. Genuine cowhide forms the shell in solid black. Meanwhile, a wide notched lapel spans the chest, wider than any collar in this range. Six buttons line the front in a double-breasted layout. Because of that, the coat overlaps at the chest instead of meeting edge to edge. In addition, a fitted belt wraps the waist, buckled through a single loop. Two slit pockets also sit low on each side. Additionally, the length runs past the hip, longer than any jacket already covered. As a result, it reads as outerwear rather than a riding jacket.

Specs at a glance:

• Material: Genuine cowhide leather
• Style: Double-breasted coat cut
• Collar: Wide notched lapel
• Closure: Six-button double-breasted front, belted waist
• Pockets: Two slit hand pockets
• Color: Solid black
• Sizing: S–2XL in stock; custom/made-to-order sizing available on request

Buyers looking for tailored outerwear, not motorcycle gear, tend to notice this coat first. Since the double-breasted front adds structure, it pairs naturally with work or eveningwear. The extra length also covers more of the body than a cropped jacket does. As a result, the Women’s Black Leather Double-Breasted Coat suits colder months well. Meanwhile, the notched lapel still keeps the neckline open rather than closed tight. So, anyone who wants leather that reads as a coat, not a jacket, tends to pick this piece.

Every jacket in this catalog stops at the hip, but this coat runs longer. That’s a first for the collection. Therefore, Leather and Kids now covers both jacket-length and coat-length leather in one range.

Does the double-breasted button layout run true to size, or should I size differently?
It runs true through the shoulders. That said, sizing up slightly leaves room to fasten it over a sweater.

How does the added length change the fit over trousers?
Since the coat falls past the hip, it covers more of the leg than a cropped jacket. So it works well over both jeans and tailored pants.

Can the belt be removed if I prefer a straight silhouette?
Yes, it’s a separate piece, not stitched in. Therefore, removing it just loosens the shape without affecting the buttons or lapel.