Why it's worth it
Ivory Mongolian fur at the collar and wrists — the jacket announces itself from both ends.
The Edit
Mongolian lambskin erupts at the collar and cuffs of this hip-length black lambskin leather jacket — the contrast between the sleek single-breasted body and the voluminous ivory trim is the entire design argument. Single-button fastening runs down the center front with tone-on-tone buttons, flanked by two welt flap pockets; the silhouette sits fitted through the torso without tailored darts. The collar trim detaches, stripping the jacket back to a clean leather shell for entirely different company.
Insider Tip
Remove the collar trim and the jacket reads sharp city leather; keep it on and you're in full Penny Lane mode — the name is not a coincidence.
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