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Bronx 70th Anniversary T-shirt

Bronx 70th Anniversary T-shirt

The first Bronx No. 384 jacket came off the benches at the D. Lewis factory in Stepney Green in October 1956. 70 years on and we continue to make the same jacket to the identical specification and still in London. Made as a response to the look of the American biker, whose image was appearing throughout popular culture in movies and on the covers of pulp fiction novellas, the D-pocket jacket, that was first developed by D. Lewis in the 1920s, had crossed the Atlantic and then returned to its home on the streets of Britain. The historical record shows this style was worn by British rockers, greasers, punks and rock legends.

Sheep leather patch close up.

To celebrate its history, Lewis Leathers has released a t-shirt, featuring the classic Bronx No. 384, with a washable sheep leather patch on the left sleeve, that signifies 100 years selling leather garments in London (1926-2026). Cotton 100%, Made in Japan.

T-shirt front main image.

Bronx & Twin Track Bronx

When the Bronx celebrated its 10th anniversary in 1966, the Twin Track Bronx No. 440 made its debut. It brought a number of innovations, including a twin track front zip, previously unseen on any jacket, a dual entry ‘tunnel’ pocket on the back, and the first ever zipped sleeve pocket.

Bronx Jacket No. 384 in black horse leather today.

Twin Track Bronx No. 440 in black horse leather today.

Plainsman 393 in black veg-cow leather, Narrow plain belt, LLJ001 in black.

A washable sheep leather patch on the left sleeve.

Please note that our T-shirts are all hand silk-screen printed and differences in colour may occur between batches. Photos may also differ depending on your browser adjustment.

Bronx 70th Anniversary T-shirt

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