



Men's hand-dyed leather jacket Pelletteria Allegrini Filippo OTTOCOMODO Tuscany rivista2
Ottocomodo Tuscany men's hand-padded leather jacket, a model in which the quality, cut, and softness of the leather make it a very versatile, precious, and adaptable garment for any body type. It features an elasticated hem, giving it a softer, more "puffy" cut. It has a front zip closure, 2 vertical front pockets, and 2 horizontal internal pockets, all with zips. Shirt collar, 100% viscose lined interior. The style is current and contemporary; a leather jacket is a must-have in a man's wardrobe as it can complete any type of outfit.
This garment has been hand-dyed using an old artisanal method, "padding," to give the leather a vintage look. This treatment enhances the color nuances and preserves the natural imperfections of the leather, giving the garment a refined irregularity of great value.
This garment is also made from aniline-treated leather. The result is a high-quality item with a silky feel. It is absolutely normal to notice differences between garments of the same color, which in no way alter the quality and durability requirements of the product.
To ensure proper preservation of your accessory, it is recommended not to leave the leather in contact with sources of humidity for extended periods. It is advisable to avoid using detergents or cleaning agents for leather, as they may damage it. For surface cleaning and maintenance, we recommend this product ALOE LOTION. For washing, it is recommended to consult specialized centers.
For more information, send us a message or contact us at 3534201791.
BRAND: Pelletteria Allegrini Filippo
CODE: Ottocomodo Tuscany
COLOR: Rivista2
MATERIAL: Leather
DESCRIPTION: Ottocomodo Tuscany men's hand-padded leather jacket, a model in which the quality, cut, and softness of the leather make it a very versatile, precious, and adaptable garment for any body type.
PRODUCTION: Made in Italy
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WHO WE ARE
100 YEARS OF PASSION
In 1920, Pelletteria Allegrini was founded in Lucca, a benchmark at the time for shoemakers throughout the area, who sourced leather, hide, and materials necessary for shoe production from them.
