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BOL Women's Leather Biker Jacket with Adjustable Belt

BOL Women's Leather Biker Jacket with Adjustable Belt

Brand: Boutique of Leathers/Open Road
$199.99 $350.00

This supple sheepskin jacket is rugged for motorcycle journeys yet stylish for everyday wear. Equipped with your preferred elements such as pockets, armor pockets, and additional features!

Features:

  • True to size
  • Sheepskin Leather
  • Motorcycle style with snap down lapel, collar, epaulets and asymmetrical zipper
  • Two zippered chest pockets
  • Two zippered slash pockets
  • Zippered sleeves
  • Two zippered back vents
  • Two rear zipper reliefs
  • Mesh lining
  • Two conceal carry pockets with tapered holsters
  • One cellphone pocket
  • Armor pockets in shoulders, elbows and back for CE rated armor

Style: FIL197SDMZ.N

Standard shipping rates apply to all territories. Free shipping over $140.

30-day returns accepted.

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About Boutique of Leathers/Open Road

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Est. 1971 in Calgary, Alberta.

We've been selling quality leather in Calgary since 1971. What started as one shop has grown into 11 stores across Western Canada, and we know what our customers want.
Whether you're gearing up for a weekend ride or looking for the perfect leather bag, we've got you covered. Our Open Road collection features gear built for riders who demand quality and style.
From classic leather jackets to motorcycle gear to Western Canada's biggest selection of leather bags, we carry brands that deliver.

Our founder, Barry Lammle, dedicated his life to his family business and the pursuit of retail. After attending the SAIT Merchandise Administration program in 1963, Barry got his start in retail as a buyer and manager for one of Canada's largest department store brands. After absorbing everything he could, he took these learnings and ventured out on his own - opening the first Boutique of Leathers store in 1971. Married with three children, Barry met and grew the leather demand with locations across Western Canada, all while operating a 100 llama and alpaca ranch. In 1983, Barry and his brother created another banner - Lammle’s Western Wear - which operates many locations across Western Canada today.

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