Scully Leather Mens Western Lambskin Button Vest Ranch Tan

Description

Scully is leather wear you can be proud to own! The classic Scully leather vest is made of soft, supple lambskin leather. Enjoy your own Scully leather vest from the leather craftsmen who produced leather jackets, gloves, and helmets for WWI and WWII pilots and Admiral Byrd's expedition to the Antarctic! The classic Scully leather vest is made of soft, supple lambskin leather. Soft, supple lambskin leather vest. Button closures. Handy inside chest pocket and two front welt pockets. Enjoy your own premium Scully leather vest from the leather craftsmen who produced leather jackets, gloves, and helmets for WWI and WWII pilots and Admiral Byrd's expedition to the Antarctic! Enjoy your own Scully leather vest from the leather craftsmen who produced leather jackets, gloves, and helmets for WWI and WWII pilots and Admiral Byrd's expedition to the Antarctic! Scully Leather Company has been crafting fine leather wear since 1906, some of which you'll find on display in the likes of the Smithsonian Institute and the Museum of Flight in Seattle, Washington. Scully leather wear is handcrafted from grade "A" leathers, with special consideration given to surface character and softness of hand. A handsome leather vest that's always in style. Full acetate lining. Western by design with front & back yokes.

Key Features

• The classic Scully leather vest is made of soft, supple lambskin leather.
• Soft, supple lambskin leather vest.
• A handsome leather vest that's always in style.
• Scully Leather Company has been crafting fine leather wear since 1906, some of which you'll find on display in the likes of the Smithsonian Institute and the Museum of Flight in Seattle, Washington.
• Scully leather wear is handcrafted from grade "A" leathers, with special consideration given to surface character and softness of hand.
• Enjoy your own Scully leather vest from the leather craftsmen who produced leather jackets, gloves, and helmets for WWI and WWII pilots and Admiral Byrd's expedition to the Antarctic!