Classic D. Lewis styles from the late 1930s, the Countryman No. 385 and Lumber Jacket No. 386 come in brown or black with a choice of leathers. Sumptuously lined in a Harris Tweed, two-tone dogtooth design or a deep red wool twill, brushed for extra warmth and dyed to our exact specification. Both are exclusive to Lewis Leathers.

16oz red wool lining.
17oz wool dogtooth lining.

Very much a British staple of the pre- and post-war years, this silhouette shares much with American jackets of the same period but benefits from stylish detailing from superior British mills, such as the knitted waistband inserts that keep the wind out in cold days. As with all Lewis Leathers jackets, each detail has been reproduced faithfully, using traditional methods and original patterns for zips and fasteners. For these reasons and none other, Lewis Leathers premium products command the respect of those who wear them and those who collect our jackets as pieces of history. The price of quality is in our dedication to detail.

Countryman No. 385 in black sheep leather with 17oz wool dogtooth lining.

Countryman No.385

Lumber Jacket No 386 in light brown sheep leather.

Lumber Jacket No. 386

Five Point Star Studs

Five Point Star Studs

Used as both an adornment and a symbol of resistance, bikers have been using studs to enhance and personalise their leather jackets since the 1950s. Often used to attach patches, that celebrated speed, danger and their favourite motorcycle marques, studs were also arranged into words around the waist belt or across the upper back.
You can find extensive illustrations of historical stud work in the definitive book on the history of Lewis Leathers, Wings, Wheels and Rock'n'Roll Vol I.

Decorated mid-60s Bronx jacket.


Dome Studs
Badges and Patches