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Our Suede Dylan Jacket is already a bestseller: now meet Dean. The Dean Jacket is an elevated, modern update on a retro cafe racer jacket, a style popularized by race car drivers and motorcyclists in the 70s. It’s crafted from the same rugged-yet-refined Italian calf suede as the Dylan, in a rich brown. Traditional details include the chest pocket, easy zip front and a latch at the throat, to close the collar tight against wind. Todd’s updated the vintage silhouette with a cleaner look, flattering fit and a point collar. All in all, it’s got major “driving on a summer night with the top down” energy.
Love it, the color is fantastic....although be careful of sizing, I think it runs a little big if you're planning on wearing with just a tee...
Wonderful jacket. Such soft leather and such a unique color. Not quite green, not quite brown. Real conversation piece. I love it.
It caught my eye when scrolling through the site. Good fit. Even better color! Sometimes it looks brown, and other times green. I own many jackets in the same price range and this is easily one of , if not, my favorite jacket.
This jacket fits just like the Dylan, but it a much sleeker design/silhouette. It is an instant classic. The green really makes it stand out. I hope it becomes a TS staple.
Amazing quality and style, but returned as fit was not right for me (5’8” 160lbs, 33 waist) — Order Size S, which the body of the jacket fit perfect. The sleeves taper, but we’re to baggy from the armpit to wrist and would require skilled/expensive alteration. The body of the jacket is slim fitting, so the sleeves were just out of proportion. The collar is slightly long and flares when laying flat more than in the photographs. The collar button tab is interesting detail but sticks out over an inch and would have to be creased back not to stay in line of vision when looking down. The Olive color could be darker, and does not have the brownish undertone in the photographs; in sunlight it appears green. At this price, sleeve, collar and collar tab alternations were a deal breaker for me, but still an amazing quality band style. I’m considering going up in price to the Matchless Craig Blouson Suede Jacket (color TBD).
