Mens Best Looking Streetwear Style Omega Wool Vintage Bomber Leather Jacket

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 Avirex varsity jacket with antique European lamb leather sleeves and merino wool body. Designed with chenille omega signa and Avirex patch art and textured hockey art embroidery.



Vintage Leather Jacket


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