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Split Steer Modified Type III Jacket - Brown

£1,090

IHJ-49-BRN

Colour: Brown

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

Model Sizing

Model Steve wears Large

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.

Washing Information

- No shrinkage expected with gentle hand washing
- Do not machine wash or tumble dry