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Split Steer Modified Type III Jacket - Black

£1,090

IHJ-49-BLK

Colour: Black

Size: Please select size
Modified Type III Jacket, made from soft split steer hide rough-out leather by FourSpeed, Japan, to Haraki's design. Modified with a slightly longer body than the original Levi's version, and with the addition of two external hand-warmer pockets, two internal snap fastened "gun" pockets and a cotton twill lining.

Product Description

Made in Japan by FourSpeed Leathers

- Made to Shinichi Haraki's design by Japanese leather specialists, FourSpeed.

Japanese Split Steer Roughout Leather

- Split steer hide rough-out leather sourced from a tiny tanning factory in Himeji, the tanning capital of Japan
- 1.4mm thickness

Cut & Features


- Inspired by the iconic Levi’s Type III trucker jacket

- Slightly longer than traditional body length
- Flap-down chest pockets

- Two external handwarmer pockets
- Two internal "gun" pockets with snap closures
- Dual hem cinches

Hardware & Construction

- Iron Heart branded tack button fastenings

- Poly/cotton stitching
- Single and double needle chainstitch construction
- Cotton twill lining
- When pressed, post-sewing, some of the thick parts of this jacket take on a slight sheen, this will disappear with wear

Leather Care

Splitsteer Suede

- Splitsteer suede is made from the underside of a steerhide, where the hide is split into layers and the inner side is sanded to create a soft, velvety nap. Compared to roughout, split suede is generally softer and more uniform in appearance. It doesn’t develop a strong patina, but instead takes on subtle shading and wear patterns over time, particularly in high-contact areas.


- Suede is sensitive to moisture and oils, meaning conditioning is rarely needed and should be avoided unless the suede feels extremely dry — in that case, use only products specifically designed for suede to avoid flattening or darkening the nap.


- To clean, use a soft brush or suede eraser to gently lift dirt and revive the texture. Avoid water where possible — for deeper cleaning, use a suede cleaner or a barely damp cloth, always testing first in an inconspicuous area. If the suede gets wet, let it dry naturally away from heat, then brush gently to restore the finish.