Pierotucci Espresso Lamb Shearling Leather Pilot Aviator Flight Jacket

Somewhere between the midnight train to Istanbul and a card game in Gstaad, you realize you haven’t felt cold in days. The reason hangs on your shoulders. Espresso Tuscan shearling, suede outside, dense fleece inside, cut by Florentine masters. A collar that buckles like cockpit gear, a zipper with the satisfying heft of machinery, pockets deep enough for secrets. It doesn’t follow fashion. It writes its own plot. Made in Florence, handmade of Tuscan lamb shearling inside and out. Officially a jacket. Practically a passport. Your plane lands hard on a frozen lake in the Dolomites. You step out into air so sharp it cuts — but you don’t flinch. Espresso-brown shearling shields you in a cocoon, built by Florence’s craftsmen. Collar buckled high, zipper teeth clinking like steel, cuffs and hem edged in fur, seams reinforced with leather trim. Pockets deep for maps, flasks, or both. A jacket not for surviving the cold, but daring it to try. Sourced from the Tuscany region, meant for mountain passes, midnight trains, and urban cities that pretend they’ve seen it all. A place where leather isn’t a product, it’s a birthright. Step into it and the world changes: snow becomes decoration, cold irrelevant. It has weighty assurance and elegant refinement, making it trend worthy, while completely classic. Gently worn, carrying only the patina of experience. Lovely nap and light nuance, see pics.