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No.69 Union Jacket | Stone-Washed Horween® DHF Horsehide

Sale price$2,157.00
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STOCK & MADE TO ORDER Available (May 2026
In May-26 we built (10) more No.69 Jackets. We have them in-stock and listed for purchase here. You can choose STONE-WASHED or UN-WASHED. See the images below to see Un-Washed & Washed jackets. If you choose a STONE-WASHED version please allow 7-10 days for the stone-washing of the jacket. 

BTO (Built To Order) Size: 4-8 Weeks
If your size is not available you can choose the BTO size. BTO jackets are Built To Order in approximately 4-8 weeks. The jacket will be cut & sewn to order then stone-washed after completion. You can contact us for an updated production time for this month. 

The No.69 Union Jacket is a new design introduced in the fall of 2025. The exclusive design is inspired from vintage leather jackets in the 1940's-60's. With subtle and unique design features like the front snap-flap closure, floating snap cuff straps, suede lined hand-pockets, Japanese made shirting fabric liningh and Japanese crafted "Old American"® brand zippers that are designed from 1940's-60's military wear. 

The No.69 cut is a exceptional fit, that follows our standard US sizing scale with a slightly more tapered body. The entire jacket is hand-cut in our San Diego factory, one jacket at a time. The front is a single panel cut with double-welted suede-lined hand pockets. The back is a cut from just two pieces and a deep yoke design. The sleeves taper with an adjustable snap strap that sits just above the wrist. We lined the collar with a 3oz. suede to make it softer and more flexible. The inside will include a vertical cell phone pocket and a zipper pocket. 

Yoshiwa Dobby Stripe Selvedge | 4.5oz. Indigo Dyed | NEW Spring 2026 Version
Each season we will source a new Japanese liner for the the the Stone-Washed No.69 jacket.
In Spring 2026 we are using a 4.5oz. 100% cotton Japanese selvedge from Yoshiwa Mills. The fabric is yarn-dyed indigo on shuttle looms for superior quality fabric, better texture and durability over time. A rich indigo blue with white stripes that was inspired by the 1960s vintage Dobby stripe shirts. Unlike a standard flat pinstripe fabrics, Dobby stripes are woven in a way that is slightly raised and with a pattern of small dots and stripes. The indigo dyed fabric is a bright, rich blue that will fade and age like the leather over time. This is a premium shirting fabric from Japan not commonly used as a liner due to the cost.

HORWEEN® DHF Natural Horsehide | Tanned In Chicago, IL
This jacket is made from Horween® DHF (Double Horse Front) Veg Horsehide. It is a premium leather, unique and quite exclusive. Tanned and only available in smaller batches from the famous Horween® tannery in Chicago, the hides are 100% vegetable tanned from a lightweight but firm 3-3.5oz. double horse front. They are tanned in a true  natural color. The golden hue is accomplished in the tanning with heat, oil waxes and vegetable extracts, no aniline dyes are used. Expect the color range to darken over time with use and exposure to the sun.
They are then finished with a "hot-plating" to give them a smoother surface, a rich luster and a light sheen. Because this is a horsehide leather, expect the same durability and "temper" associated with a premium horsehide. 
This is a Stone-Washed product, so the "break-in period" is accelerated a bit, so expect the leather to be darker on the edges, softer overall and more "Matte" than shiny on the surface. 

STONE-WASHED In Los Angeles, California
After years of testing and experimenting, we are finally offering  our first Stone-Washed jacket. After the final construction, we take them to a Los Angeles wash house to have them stone-washed in the same way American denim jeans are done. Because the horsehide is a vegetable tannage, it takes the water and washing well. The stone-washing breaks in the leather, darkens the edges and overall softens the jacket just enough. Expect the jacket to have less "shine", more rolled and darkened edges and some "worn" sections.
The process is done entirely by hand in California, where each jacket is individually hand oiled and waxed over several days. All to create a unique and truly one of a kind leather jacket that you will own for a lifetime. 

No.69 Union Jacket | Stone-Washed Horween® DHF Horsehide
No.69 Union Jacket | Stone-Washed Horween® DHF Horsehide Sale price$2,157.00

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 5 reviews.

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"Very highest quality. Wonderful fit- like a glove. Best quality jacket that I own."

James (5/5)

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"Let me start by saying: I did not lose 85 pounds so I could buy a smaller jacket. I lost 85 pounds so I could buy a jacket that makes an entrance before I do. This Horween horsehide jacket doesn’t just fit, it arrives. I walked into a packed bar last week and I swear heads turned before I even made it to the counter, like the room’s collective nose clocked me before their eyes did. That’s the thing nobody tells you about horsehide: it’s not a scent, it’s a presence. Rich, smoky, borderline illegal smelling leather that fills a room like it’s paying rent there. I’ve had people ask if I “always smell like a saddle shop,” and yes, obviously, thank you for noticing. The selvedge liner inside is doing quiet, unbothered excellence while the outside is out here causing scenes. It’s the kind of detail you don’t clock right away, until you’re taking the jacket off at a dinner and someone goes “wait, is that selvedge?” like they just spotted a rare bird. It’s tightly woven, it’s substantial, and it makes the inside of the jacket feel as intentional as the outside. Is $1,500 a lot for a jacket? Sure. Is it also, apparently, the going rate for “physical proof I don’t own my old wardrobe anymore”? Also yes. I tried this jacket on in a size that would’ve been laughable to me a year ago, zipped it up, and just stood there for a solid two minutes doing the thing where you turn side to side in the mirror like you’re auditioning for a Western. Here’s the thing though, this isn’t a “wear it for a season and move on” purchase. This is a lifetime commitment. I plan to grow old in this jacket. I plan to have grandkids ask why grandpa’s jacket smells like a leather factory and a campfire had a baby, and I plan to tell them “wax on, kid, wax on. ” And when my time eventually comes, I’ve already made my wishes clear to my family: bury me in it. Let the horsehide and I return to the earth together, as nature, or at least Horween’s tannery, intended. Buy the jacket. Lose the weight first, if you can, but honestly, buy the jacket either way. Someone should smell this good, in this life and the next."

Chris F. (5/5)

Stone washed Union jacket!

"This jacket is gorgeous! The leather is premium and the stone washing gives it a beautiful patina boost! This is my second jacket from Coronado. I highly recommend them!"

Tony L. (5/5)

Awesome experience

"Dropped by the store in person, and Brent did a fantastic job dialing in the fit for me on the No. 69 Union. The jacket is absolute perfection. I went with the unwashed horsehide, fully committed to earning that personalized, deep patina through dedicated wear. This is my first introduction to Coronado Leather, and it certainly won't be my last."

Matt B. (5/5)

Quality !!! To the Max

"A1. . . ."

michael s. (5/5)

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