In The Pre-War Era And Prior To The Adoption Of Leather Jackets, Knitted Jerseys Were Standard Equipment For Motorcycle Races.
After The Wide Adoption Of Zips In The 1930S, The Two-Tone Turtlezip Sweater Was Introduced To Motorcycle Outfitters Catalogues. Although Solid Examples Were Available, The Two-Tone Design Improved Visibility Of Riders And Provided More Opportunity For Team Colors. The Black And Off-White Combination Seen Here, Was Popular With Several Prominent Teams And An Example Was Part Of Steve Mcqueen&Rsquo;S Personal Collection.
The Half-Zip Motorcycle Jersey Features A Zipper That Runs Up To The Top Of The Collar For Wind Resistance And Versatility, As Well As A Soft But Heavy Cotton Jersey For Durability And Comfort. The &Lsquo;Buco Products&Rsquo; Lettering Is Felt Applique, True To The Original Application.
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