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Darwin M65 Jacket in Black Nappa Leather

$8,500

Estimated delivery on November 2

Darwin M65 Jacket in Black Nappa Leather

$8,500

Product Details

The Darwin M65 Jacket in Nappa Leather features utility-inspired four-pocket silhouette and a long, straight fit, with a zipper pocket at the collar for a refined military look.

Details:

  • 100% Lamb leather
  • Dual chest pocket
  • Dual side pockets
  • Adjustable waist tie
  • Zip-up closure
  • Button closure
  • Adjustable zip collar

Size and Fit:
Fits true to size. Model is 5'11" and wearing a size S.

Sustainable Materials

Genuine nappa is a chrome-tanned leather known for its distinctly smooth and supple softness. It is named after its origins in Napa Valley, California, where its tanning process was first developed in 1875. Like other full-grain leathers, its natural texture and marks show on the surface; for this reason, only better quality hides are used.

Sourcing

This family-owned Italian factory has been operated by 3 brothers since 1989. They produce luxury leather products and carefully select tanneries to ensure highest quality. With value for craftsmanship and community, they offer an apprentice program for workers aged 18-27; the program improves their workforce, creates economic opportunity, and preserves craft expertise.

In March 2020, the factory installed solar panels and moved its operations closer to a wastewater recycling facility.

They abide by the following compliances:

SA8000 Standard - Certified
Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH)

Craftsmanship

This garment was made in a factory committed to improving their sustainable practices through their implementation of a social/ethical responsibility management systems, abiding by an internal code of ethics, and published child labor code.

They are certified by the following standards:
ISO 9001
ISO 14001
SA8000

Sustainability is luxury - it shouldn't be two competing concepts.

– Gabriela Hearst
Sustainability
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