Leather Jacket

The leather jacket is a coat with a cloak that is usually worn on clothes or other clothes and made from tanned cream of various animals. Leather material is usually painted in black or different shades of brown, but there are a variety of possible colors. Leather jackets can be designed for many purposes and certain styles have been associated with subcultures such as lubricants, amateurs, cowboys, motorcyclists, military pilots, men, police officers, secret agents, musicians, and hypocrites, for protective or modern reasons and sometimes create a scary appearance. National Leather Jacket Day appears every 14 June since Angelo Hell proposed the idea in 1975. Most modern leather jackets are manufactured in Pakistan, India, Canada, Mexico and the United States, using the remaining leather from the meat industry. Plastic materials are used as alternative materials of genuine leather, depending on the user's needs, such as those that follow a plant lifestyle or for economic reasons,