Schott Chain Embroidery Long Sleeve Bowling Shirt Long Sleeve Shirt Men's Brand

Schott/BOWLING SHIRT 'LEATHER JACKET MAKES A MAN'/Embroidered Long Sleeve Bowling Shirt!

Made from twill material using plant-derived and sustainable lyocell fibers.
This material has a glossy finish that gives it a high-end appearance.
The fit and comfort when worn are excellent, characteristic of lyocell.

The bowling shirt, which became popular in America in the 1950s,
was originally a uniform worn during bowling, but it gained attention as a fashion item
when incorporated into the rock and roll boom of the time.
On the back, there is a chain embroidery with the words meaning "A man learns life by wearing a leather jacket."

[Schott]
Schott's history, synonymous with riders' jackets, began in 1913 in New York,
founded by brothers Irving Schott and Jack Schott.
Initially a factory for making raincoats, it released the "Perfecto" series,
the world's first riders' jacket with a front zipper, in 1928.
At a time when only buttoned jackets existed, it became a topic of discussion as a groundbreaking jacket,
significantly influencing the history of riders' jackets.
Furthermore, the legendary model "One Star," introduced in the 50s,
with star-shaped studs on the epaulets, made the Schott name known worldwide.
This new model is said to be the one worn by Marlon Brando in the movie 'The Wild One.'
Since then, it has been supported by many rock musicians, including the Ramones and the Sex Pistols,
and continues to captivate many people as an eternal classic across generations.
Recently, Schott has not only enhanced its classic models but also expanded its casual line,
constantly evolving to keep up with the times.
The history of riders' jackets will forever be with Schott.

Color
1-White
2-Black

Material: (Main body) Recycled fiber (cellulose-based fiber) 100% (Embroidery thread) polyester 100%

*We cannot accept returns for small frays or slight sewing misalignments that occur during the manufacturing process. Thank you for your understanding.