Great jacket, good quality and well constructed. Good fit with a nice crop, hits at the waist. Runs a little small - consider sizing up.

"Snakepit" is a limited-edition fabric series originally developed in the Year of the Snake.
This collection pays tribute to the dazzling cultural explosion of the 1980s, drawing inspiration from "Snakepit," the band formed by Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash.
Every piece is crafted with Western-style tailoring and made from the "Snakepit" khaki-green sulfur-dyed selvedge fabric, evoking a free-spirited fantasy blending wild west cowboys and blues rock.
Based on the 1960s 100J silhouette, this version features a shorter and more upright cut.
The jagged-shaped front and back yokes deliver a sharper, more streamlined appearance.
Standard patch pockets are replaced with classic Western-style "smile" welt pockets.
Two chest pockets are reinforced with ultra-suede leather for enhanced durability and structure.
The original 100J's deconstructed hem is simplified for a cleaner, more refined look.
The chest and back feature subtle grain-sized embroidery of lucky horseshoes in matching tones.
Includes exclusive Snakepit leather patch and specialty paper packaging.
Model:5'10"/178cm & 159lbs/72kg,size L

All international orders will be shipped out directly from our China-based studio via Yun Express, with packages potentially reaching most destination countries within the following timeframes:
Express Shipping(Yun Express): About 4-15 working days.

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.
Great jacket, good quality and well constructed. Good fit with a nice crop, hits at the waist. Runs a little small - consider sizing up.
Matthew G. 5/5 Verified
I’m 5’6 but I’m 150lb so getting the XL is the way to go it gives me space to move around
David P. 5/5 Verified
Store owner replied: Thank you for sharing your fit experience! We’re glad the XL gives you the comfort and freedom to move. Hope you enjoy wearing it!
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