Vintage Arma Field Leather Jacket in Brown
Vintage Arma Field Leather Jacket in Brown
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Vintage 90s Arma women jacket in genuine, very soft brown leather with a natural, slightly worn-in patina. Utility-style design with a stand collar, button front closure, flap pockets. Fitted, slightly cropped shape that follows the waist. A buttery, supple leather that is comfortable from the first wear.
Marked size: UK 10 (US 6 / EU 38). Fits XS-S.
Perfect condition
Measurements:
Shoulders: 41 cm / 16.1"
Sleeve length: 60 cm / 23.6"
Length: 51 cm / 20.1"
Bust: 46 cm / 18.1" (flat)
Waist: 40 cm / 15.7" (flat)
Arma is a leather outerwear label known for soft, high-quality leather jackets and coats with clean, wearable cuts.
Wear with straight trousers or wide-leg denim for a polished everyday look, or over a slip dress for contrast between soft and utilitarian. The cropped length works well with high-waisted bottoms.
Make a warm, understated statement with this vintage Arma brown leather jacket, where utility styling meets soft, fluid leather. The stand collar, flap pockets and tonal stitching give it a refined safari/field-jacket character, while the fitted, cropped cut keeps it feminine and modern.
The leather is very soft and supple, with a rich chocolate-caramel tone that goes with almost everything, from denim to black tailoring. Inspired by 2000s minimalism and military-style outerwear, it’s an easy layering piece for spring and fall.
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