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A leather rider's jacket is one of the most popular winter outerwear.
It is one of the outerwear that can be worn for a long time in different seasons; you can wear it in spring and autumn style with a T-shirt underneath, or in winter style with a thick knit or sweat hoodie underneath.
In STRUM, we will introduce winter coordination using Japan oil calf "SLATER" and overcoat.

This is a great way to make a statement, and it's also a great way to make a statement about yourself.
If there is room in the outerwear to put on, leather shirts, double riders and leather items of various silhouettes will be the choices as leather items that can be used as innerwear, and depending on which position to add masculinity The way the coat looks will be completely different depending on which position you choose to add masculinity.
This time, the single rider is added to the cord, appealing to the V-zone of the coat, expressing a more outerwear-on-outerwear technique layered with a quirky look.
For this purpose, the front zip of the riders should be fully closed.

At this time of year, it is easy to wear dark-toned innerwear if you leave it alone, but don't forget to add lightness to your outfit by adding a bright gray color to your outerwear-on-outerwear coordinate.
In addition, the eye-catching large cross necklace draws the eye upward even when the front is open and closed, creating a lightness and lengthening effect.

There are many ways to unify the taste of accessories. There's no end to the materials, colors, and design concepts you can choose from, and you don't want to get too attached to consistency. The key is to have a sense of unity that is easy for everyone to understand.
For example, it is a powerful option to produce a sense of unity by matching colors. You can find a lot of different types of shoes and boots available in the market.
It's best to match and disguise in a way that is easy to understand.
Enjoy Fashion!

Model
178cm/55kg
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