Northeaster Flying Togs · Est. 1928
BECK® 302
Genuine Horsehide Riding Shirt
$21,539.00
A riding shirt, not a jacket — 1.4mm front quarter horsehide in a straight-hem shirt silhouette with hidden snap front. Heavier hide than the jacket line; it wears like a jacket but moves like a shirt.
Fit — True to Size
A shirt cut that layers cleanly under a vest or patch cut. Order by chest measurement.
Northeaster Flying Togs · Est. 1928
BECK® 302
$21,539.00
A shirt in horsehide.
1.4mm hide — heavier than the jacket line — in a cut that reads as a work shirt from a distance.
Built to layer.
Straight hem, hidden snaps, no center zipper — it slides cleanly under a vest or patch cut.
Made in America.
Cut, stitched, and inspected in the BECK® workshop — since 1928.
1.4mm front quarter horsehide
Heavier than the jackets.
1.4mm gives more protection per panel than the 1.3mm jacket line — light enough to layer, still ultra tough.
The Workshop · Since 1928
Sewn by hands that ride.
Panels matched by grain, every piece inspected by the person who built it.
Every panel chalk-marked to size on the BECK® bench
Fit
Wears like a jacket. Moves like a shirt.
Order by chest measurement — the shirt cut layers cleanly under a vest. The chart is in the Size Guide.
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BECK® 302
The riding shirt
$21,539.00
You’re looking at it
These guys nailed it, their horsehide shirt is a unique piece, light enough to layer but still ultra tough.
A leather shirt in real horsehide is hard to find, and this one is done right. The weight is just enough. It wears like a jacket but moves like a shirt.
The toughest riding shirt I ever owned. Facts.
4.94 from 36 verified purchase reviews · swipe for more
Before you ride.
Is it a shirt or a jacket?
A riding shirt — straight hem, hidden snap front, no center zipper. It wears like a jacket but moves and layers like a shirt.
Why is it 1.4mm when the jackets are 1.3mm?
The shirt silhouette has fewer panels, so BECK® uses a heavier hide — more protection per panel while staying light enough to layer.
Does it layer under a vest?
That's the design — the straight hem and snap front slide cleanly under a vest or patch cut.
How do I care for it?
Sparingly. Dry cloth for dust; a neutral conditioner once or twice a year. Test inside a pocket flap first.
Shipping and returns?
Free US shipping and free returns on unworn gear. Full policy at checkout.
More from BECK®.
The Flying Togs Line
Not a jacket.
Something rarer.
BECK® has made horsehide riding gear in the USA since 1928. The 302 is a riding shirt in 1.4mm front quarter horsehide — a heavier hide than the jacket line, in a cut that reads as a work shirt and layers like one.
Front quarter horsehide — 1.4mm
The Material
More protection
per panel.
The 302 runs 1.4mm — heavier than the 1.3mm used across the BECK® jacket line — because the shirt silhouette carries fewer panels.
Light enough to layer. Still ultra tough. Riders call it the toughest riding shirt they've owned.
Construction
Overbuilt, on purpose.
Hidden snap front
No center zipper — the clean shirt front that layers under anything.
Straight hem
Reads as a work shirt, sits clean under a vest or patch cut.
Zippered chest pockets
Two drop-in chest pockets that hold at speed.
Concealed carry
Two interior concealed-carry pockets seamed into the front panels.
“Cut, stitched, and finished in America — the way it has been done since 1928.”
BECK® Northeaster Flying Togs
The Workshop
Sewn by hands
that ride.
Every 302 is cut and sewn in an American workshop that has never chased volume. Panels are matched by grain direction and every piece is inspected by the person who built it.
That's why the label carries a signature line, not a batch number.
Double-needle seams, matched by grain direction
Every panel chalk-marked to size on the BECK® bench
The Details
Shirt details. Jacket protection.
Hidden snap front — no center zipper
Zippered chest drop-ins
Fit
Wears like a jacket.
Moves like a shirt.
The shirt cut is straight through the body and layers cleanly under a vest or patch cut. Order by your actual chest measurement.
Fit — True to Size
The weight is just enough — riders wear it as a jacket in fall and a mid-layer in winter.
The full measurement chart is in the Size Guide.
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Shirt, trucker, or flagship.
What Riders Say
4.94 from 36 riders.
Across 36 verified purchases, riders keep landing on the same paradox: light enough to layer, still ultra tough. They call it a unique piece — a real-horsehide shirt done right, cold-weather approved, the toughest riding shirt they've owned.
Based on 36 verified purchase reviews.
Timeless style, no gimmicks
These guys nailed it, their horsehide shirt is a unique piece, light enough to layer but still ultra tough.
Done right
A leather shirt in real horsehide is hard to find, and this one is done right. The weight is just enough. It wears like a jacket but moves like a shirt.
Tough. Looks great.
The toughest riding shirt I ever owned. Facts.
Questions
Before you ride.
Is the 302 a shirt or a jacket?
A riding shirt — straight hem, hidden snap front, no center zipper. It wears like a jacket but moves and layers like a shirt.
Why 1.4mm when the jackets are 1.3mm?
The shirt silhouette carries fewer panels, so BECK® uses heavier hide — more protection per panel while staying light enough to layer.
Does it layer under a vest or patch cut?
That's the design — the straight hem and snap front slide cleanly underneath, and it reads as a work shirt from a distance.
How do I care for horsehide?
Sparingly. Wipe dust with a dry cloth and condition lightly 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.
