Step into the Y2K era with a rare, collector-worthy piece of mall-brand moto history. This City Streets motorcycle jacket is not the common faux leather version—it’s genuine leather, confirmed by texture, grain, and label. Produced under JCPenney’s youth-forward line, this jacket carries the RN# 93677 and supplier code 705-459, placing it in the early 2000s, when real leather runs were limited and short-lived.
Key Features:
- Real black leather shell with natural grain and patina
- Quilted satin lining with diamond stitch pattern
- Brass-toned YKK zipper—a mark of durability and quality
- One zippered breast pocket, two slash hip pockets, one open interior pocket
- Adjustable D-rings at waist for fit and flair
- Double-snap sleeve cuffs for moto authenticity
- Made in China during JCPenney’s transitional production era
- Size Large—fits true with room for layering
Condition:
Excellent vintage condition with soulful wear along edges, pockets, and sleeve cuffs. Minor cracking at the top of the collar, not visible when worn. Leather is supple, stitching intact, hardware fully functional. No odors, stains, or structural flaws.
#128269; Provenance & Rarity:
Most surviving City Streets moto jackets from this era are polyurethane faux leather—this genuine leather version is a rare find, likely part of an early or limited run before cost-cutting shifted production. The RN and supplier codes confirm its origin in JCPenney’s early 2000s catalog, aligning with the rise of mall goth, nu-metal, and streetwear crossover fashion.
Measurements:
- Chest (pit to pit): 24"
- Shoulders (seam to seam): 23"
- Sleeve length (shoulder seam to cuff): 24"
- Back length (collar seam to hem): 26"
- Waist (bottom hem across): 22" (adjustable via D-rings)
