Supreme x Schott The Crow Perfecto Leather Jacket
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
Original — Schott NYC
Perfecto 618 Steerhide Motorcycle Jacket
About the original
The Schott Perfecto is the original American motorcycle jacket, designed by Irving Schott in 1928 for Beck Industries and produced by Schott NYC — the New York family business founded in 1913. The FW21 Supreme release is built on Schott's Model 618 Perfecto: drum-dyed, hand-cut heavyweight 3-to-3.5-oz steerhide, asymmetrical front zipper, snap-down lapels, belted waist, zippered sleeve cuffs, grommet-vented underarm footballs, and a quilted nylon lining. The jackets are still sewn in Schott's Elizabeth, New Jersey factory. The Supreme version is a hand-painted three-way collab referencing James O'Barr's 1989 comic The Crow — the back panel is a portrait of Eric Draven. The base jacket underneath is the standard 618.
