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1973 → 2017

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huckberry.com

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Thu, Jan 26, 2017 10:06 AM

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Oxford's vintage racing team, the Optimus Prime of wallets, memory foam shoes, the 40-year leather j

Oxford's vintage racing team, the Optimus Prime of wallets, memory foam shoes, the 40-year leather jacket and more... [Dango]! It sounds more like something Crocodile Dundee might say, but you’ve gotta wonder what capers MacGyver could’ve pulled off with a wallet like this. Precision-machined from 6061 aerospace-grade aluminum right here in the USA, there isn’t a thing our design-savvy SF neighbors left out — right down to the way the frame works as a handle for the slide-out multi-tool. [SHOP NOW] In 1973, a man named Albert Kemp purchased a café-style Golden Bear leather jacket for a cross-country motorcycle trip. Over 40 years — and many miles — later, that same jacket walked into [Taylor Stitch]’s studio, and as luck would have it, it was made right here in San Francisco. Working with Golden Bear, TS re-created the [Moto Jacket] from the same buttery soft leather, yielding a drool-worthy icon for the next generation. Now it’s back, and available in [black]. [SHOP NOW] We finally figured out why they call it Iceland. Captured in the melting ice caves of Thorsmok valley by Huckberry Ambassador [Chris Burkard] [Facebook] | [Instagram] | [Twitter] ©2016 Huckberry Inc | 290 Utah St. San Francisco, CA 94103 [Web Version] | [Manage Preferences] |  [Remove From List]

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