How Your Leather Jacket Gets Made

The Making of a Leather Jacket

For years, I wore the same leather jacket. It was as if it morphed to my body. It smelled like me, even after a summer of not wearing it. When its seam ripped, I tried to ignore the fact that its days were numbered, until finally the entire silk lining was gone.
A new favorite leather jacket later (the AllSaints one pictured here), I wondered what went into making it: How did that lining get put in, and why do some jackets fit to your body better than others? How many people are involved in the process?
So I chatted with the team at AllSaints to get the information on how they make all their fantastic leather jackets. Here, all the behind-the-seams details of how their badass biker jackets go from sketches to shoppable items.

By Ruthie Friedlander February 26, 2014
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