This is a Highwayman jacket. It's likely from the 70s and resembles a Lewis Leathers Universal Racer Mark II, but the exact model name is unknown. Although the details differ, it has a rider-style design, such as the placement of the ball zip. I initially thought it might be a two-piece, but there's no zip at the hem. This type of Highwayman jacket is a first for me. Various circumstances are conceivable, such as a personal order or a prototype, but it's a very enjoyable element to consider these things. Details like the double tag are unique to vintage items. There's a little peeling due to loose threads. Considering the tag is completely clean and there are almost no wrinkles, it's in such good condition that it might be deadstock. The leather is very rare and thin, and it's not as heavy as it looks. The absence of a gusset on the sleeves is also an unusual specification. The size is very small; based on the actual measurements, it's probably around a 32-inch. It's a size that would be enjoyable for a slim man, or even for wearing vintage items with a parent and child. Vintage items are decreasing in number, but I'm still very surprised that I come across things I've never seen before. Length: Approximately 60 cm Width: Approximately 51 cm Shoulder width: Approximately 40 cm Sleeve length: Approximately 60 cm Hem width: Approximately 41 cm