Lamb Leather Shirt Jacket - Verdigris
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Based out of Japan's Iwate Prefecture, one of the northernmost provinces, Gorsch (the brand) was born into a quiet rural life, taking inspiration from antique German tailoring and early proto-workwear. Produced in highly limited quantities, their garments are beautifully constructed, frequently making use of deadstock vintage textiles, with tailored silhouettes and unisex styling.
The Spring/Summer '25 collection takes inspiration from a variety of sources: the designer's artist friends, Buddhist concepts of spontaneity, and the turning of the weather as things get warmer. The cuts are breezy and relaxed, with drape and airflow prioritized for maximum comfort, and a really fantastic color palette that shows off the various fabrics.
The Lamb Leather Shirt Jacket is an outrageously elevated leather garment, with immaculate construction and an elegant profile. It features three external pockets, with a classic collar and a button placket to close everything up. Being made from lambskin, the body combines multiple small panels, all meticulously sewn together with single-needle stitchwork.
The leather is one of the lightest and softest we've ever handled. Barely heavier than some cotton and linen shirts we've carried, it's an exceptionally supple lambskin suede that's left unlined, making it most suitable for warm weather and the hot seasons. The "verdigris" color features beautiful tonal variation throughout, with blue and green highlights depending on the direction of the nap and how it catches the light.
Fits true to size. Do not wash or dry.
- Lightweight lambskin suede
- Three pocket configuration
- Button placket
- Classic collar
- Full sleeves
- Tonal thread
- Single-needle stitchwork
- Long staple Belgian linen fabric
- Custom woven labels
- True to size
- Do not wash or dry
- Do not get wet
- Made in Japan
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Lamb Leather Shirt Jacket - Verdigris
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Based out of Japan's Iwate Prefecture, one of the northernmost provinces, Gorsch (the brand) was born into a quiet rural life, taking inspiration from antique German tailoring and early proto-workwear. Produced in highly limited quantities, their garments are beautifully constructed, frequently making use of deadstock vintage textiles, with tailored silhouettes and unisex styling.
The Spring/Summer '25 collection takes inspiration from a variety of sources: the designer's artist friends, Buddhist concepts of spontaneity, and the turning of the weather as things get warmer. The cuts are breezy and relaxed, with drape and airflow prioritized for maximum comfort, and a really fantastic color palette that shows off the various fabrics.
The Lamb Leather Shirt Jacket is an outrageously elevated leather garment, with immaculate construction and an elegant profile. It features three external pockets, with a classic collar and a button placket to close everything up. Being made from lambskin, the body combines multiple small panels, all meticulously sewn together with single-needle stitchwork.
The leather is one of the lightest and softest we've ever handled. Barely heavier than some cotton and linen shirts we've carried, it's an exceptionally supple lambskin suede that's left unlined, making it most suitable for warm weather and the hot seasons. The "verdigris" color features beautiful tonal variation throughout, with blue and green highlights depending on the direction of the nap and how it catches the light.
Fits true to size. Do not wash or dry.
- Lightweight lambskin suede
- Three pocket configuration
- Button placket
- Classic collar
- Full sleeves
- Tonal thread
- Single-needle stitchwork
- Long staple Belgian linen fabric
- Custom woven labels
- True to size
- Do not wash or dry
- Do not get wet
- Made in Japan
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Size Guide
| Size | Front Length | Shoulder | Chest | Sleeve Length |
| 46 | 28.5" | 19" | 44" | 22.125" |
| 48 | 28.75" | 19.5" | 46" | 23.125" |
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