90s Kadoya ‘Support’ Padded PVC Leather Olive Biker Jacket

Kadoya stands tall as the oldest leather jacket manufacturer in Japan. Founded by Shojiro Fukano in 1935, the company’s establishment precedes World War II by 6 years, specializing in repair, dye, and tailoring. The brand has been rooted in Asakusa since debut, and often serviced American soldiers that were stationed in the East. From Tabi’s to obscure dying processes and special requests, customization remains a cornerstone of the brand’s ethos, encourage by staff and tailors alike. Kadoya’s commitment to quality blends effortlessly with an acute eye for design, making for some of Japan’s best outerwear to date.

 

This black biker jacket exemplifies Kadoya’s innovative approach to the fashion circuit. Clashing olive green hues against a black exterior, 3D PVC leather padding leaches down either sleeve. Synching mechanisms run throughout, lining the back and body, before a high collar a zippered chest pockets. Reading ‘Power Riding Support Gear’ on the underside in embroidered lettering, this jacket is finalized with metallic hardware. Fitting a size large, in good condition aside from some deterioration on the right cuff.