Double Helix Hugging The Curve - Black Teacore Horsehide meshback and distinct panelling construction

and distinct panelling construction

It cannot be mass produced and has been prized by the Peruvians for centuries for its softness

The Kasuri tee is dyed a traditional Japanese technique where the knitted fabric is uniquely made through rope dying to randomly create dark and light parts of the yarn

First introduced in the 1930's

Double Helix Hugging The Curve - Black Teacore Horsehide meshback and distinct panelling constructionThe design of Double Helix's Hugging The Curve is reminiscent of sport jackets from the 1930's, a decade when motorcycle riders began embracing leather jackets for their durability and protection from the elements. The jacket features all the classic details you'd expect from a jacket of this time period: gentle taper from chest to waist, heavy duty Waldes zippers, snap faster on the cuff, and a beautiful tweed lining. The jacket is built from a veg