1927 — when humanity was still dreaming of the sky.
A young American aviator,
Charles A. Lindbergh, took flight in an aircraft named
Spirit of St. Louis.
From New York to Paris, he flew alone across the Atlantic—
about 5,800 kilometers, without stopping.
The journey lasted 33 and a half hours,
a flight that shocked the world and marked the beginning of the age of aviation.
This jacket draws inspiration from the flight jacket Lindbergh wore during that historic journey.
The functional beauty and quiet tension of that era
have been reinterpreted through a modern lens.
SPIRIT OF FLIGHT JACKET translates clothing made for the sky
into something naturally worn on the ground.
Crafted from thin horsehide nubuck,
it offers a surprising lightness and softness.
Despite being leather, it feels supple and effortless to wear—
it simply moves with the body.
The shawl collar softens the silhouette,
while the distinctive cuffs quietly preserve details of the era.
Not a jacket made to show strength,
but one that embodies lightness and quiet confidence.
A piece that carries the spirit of a man
who once challenged the sky.
Coming Winter 2026.
Stay tuned.
CHARLES LINDBERGH'S FLIGHT JACKET
CHARLES LINDBERGH'S FLIGHT JACKET
