The Ace Ton Up jacket is a resurrection and modern take on the classic leathers worn by Rockers in England from the 1950’s and 60’s.

The studded shoulder panels and single back patch echo the heavily-decorated vestments of motorcycle clubs like the famous 59 Club without overwhelming the design and leaving you plenty of real estate to further customize the jacket. To that end, there is an access zipper in the jacket liner to allow access to the backside of the leather outer.

A nod to the heavily patched and studded jackets worn by motorcyclists of the era, the Busy Bee Ladies Leather Jacket is adorned with studs arranged in slimming vertical lines. Dual zipper closure, angled sleeves and pockets for a full suite of impact armor (sold separately) ensure the Ace Cafe Busy Bee Jacket doesn’t just look the business - it was meant to be ridden.

The jacket liner includes a zipper allowing direct access to the backside of the outer leather for sewing patches, affixing pins or additional studs to make it your own.

The Black Cat comes complete with the modern ergonomic amenities you would expect from a premium modern motorcycle riding leather jacket. The back is drop cut to keep your tail covered and the sleeves are angled 15 degrees to keep you comfortable in the riding position. Pleated quilting at the shoulders and cuffs adds a touch of style and helps prevent the bulky appearance sometimes caused by armor inserts, should you choose to add optional back, shoulder and elbow armor (sold separately).

The design uses a double zipper and form-flattering panel shapes and seams to connect the front and back panels with the side gussets, exaggerating the hourglass look without simultaneously making the jacket overly tight or uncomfortable at either the waist or hips.

The Black Cat comes complete with the modern ergonomic amenities you would expect from a premium modern motorcycle riding leather jacket. The back is drop cut to keep your tail covered and the sleeves are angled 15 degrees to keep you comfortable in the riding position. Pleated quilting at the shoulders and cuffs adds a touch of style and helps prevent the bulky appearance sometimes caused by armor inserts, should you choose to add optional back, shoulder and elbow armor (sold separately).

The design uses a double zipper and form-flattering panel shapes and seams to connect the front and back panels with the side gussets, exaggerating the hourglass look without simultaneously making the jacket overly tight or uncomfortable at either the waist or hips.