Rustica - Womens Brown Leather Vest
₩251,000
Rustica - Ladies Brown Leather Vest by UNIK Riding Gear blends classic style with modern utility, ideal for women who value both fashion and practicality.
Construction & Materials
Rustica - Ladies Brown Leather Vest by UNIK Riding Gear blends classic style with modern utility, ideal for women who value both fashion and practicality. Key features include:
Features:
- Material: Durable cowhide leather
- Color: Brown
- Design: Front zippered closure for convenience
- Hardware: Antique brass hardware adds a vintage touch
- Two outside zippered pockets for secure storage
- Two inside concealed carry pockets for added functionality
- Adjustability: Side laces for a personalized fit
- Sizes: Available in XS to 5XL, ensuring a comfortable and tailored fit for various body types
- Imported
Fit — True to Size
Order by chest measurement — cut with room to layer without going baggy.
Rustica - Womens Brown Leather Vest
₩251,000
Fit
True to size. Room to layer.
Order by chest measurement — there is room for a flannel or hoodie underneath. The chart is in the Size Guide.
Before you ride.
Should I size up to wear it over a hoodie?
No — order by your actual chest measurement. The cut already allows for a mid-layer. Riding heavy layers all winter? Take one up.
How long does the break-in take?
The leather starts firm and gives with wear — a few rides in, it starts taking your shape.
Can I put patches on it?
Most club vests take patches well. Check this model's back-panel construction in the photos, or ask us before your stitcher starts.
Shipping and returns?
Free US shipping and free returns on unworn gear. Full policy at checkout.
Why Riders Choose a Vest
Core protection. Full airflow.
Nothing between you and the ride.
A jacket is for weather. A vest is for every other day — leather over your torso, air on your arms, and a cut that works over a hoodie in October and a t-shirt in July.
Air moves
Full arm and shoulder airflow at 80° — where a jacket gets left home.
Nothing binds
Full reach to the bars — no sleeves, no ride-up, no bunching.
Layers all year
T-shirt in July, flannel in October, under a jacket in January.
Full-grain leather
The Material
Every hide is different.
Every vest wears in to its rider.
Full-grain leather with grain shift, scarring, and range marks left visible — the surface stays honest.
It starts firm and gives with wear, taking the shape of the rider underneath it.
Fit
Fits over the hoodie.
Sits right on the bike.
Order by your actual chest measurement — the cut already allows for a flannel or hoodie without going baggy. Longer at the back hem so it never rides up off the seat.
On rider — t-shirt
Same size — over a hoodie
Same vest, same size, both ways — the whole sizing answer in one photo pair.
Fit — True to Size
Heavy and stiff for the first few wears — then it gives and it is yours.
Full ten-size chart in the Size Guide. Riding heavy layers all winter? Take one up.
The Season
Built for the days a jacket stays home.
The Vest Line
Built for different riders.
Classic Club
The traditional club vest
True · side laces adjust
American cowhide
Laces tune the fit
₩307,000
BECK® 566
The horsehide flagship · patch-ready
True to size
Front quarter horsehide
Hoodie-friendly
₩767,000
“Genuine leather, built to be worn hard.”
Legendary USA
Questions
Before you ride.
Should I size up to wear it over a hoodie?
No — order by your actual chest measurement. The cut already allows for a mid-layer. Riding heavy layers all winter? Take one up.
How long does the break-in take?
The leather starts firm and gives with wear — a few rides in, it starts taking your shape.
Can I put patches on it?
Most club vests take patches well. Check this model's back-panel construction in the photos, or ask us before your stitcher starts.
How do I care for the leather?
Sparingly. Dry cloth for dust; a neutral leather conditioner once or twice a year. Test inside a pocket flap first.
What's the shipping and return policy?
Free shipping and free returns within the USA on unworn gear. Full details at checkout.
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