Westfall

A defining silhouette of the golden age of American outerwear, this jacket draws inspiration from one of the most celebrated designs of the 1930s and 1940s. Our interpretation is a faithful reproduction of the iconic Sears Hercules pattern, a model whose influence has echoed through generations of leather jacket design.

Its legacy extends into cinema, where this very style appeared in the 1991 World War II film Born to Ride, worn by John Stamos—a connection that inspired the name of this distinguished piece.

Regarded as one of the most refined half-belt designs ever created, this jacket is defined by its clean lines and understated elegance. The silhouette is lean and beautifully balanced, shaped with the coveted hourglass cut so highly sought after by enthusiasts—enhancing the wearer’s form with a naturally tapered waist while preserving comfort and freedom of movement. Its enduring influence speaks to the perfection of its proportions and the quiet sophistication of its design.

The jacket on display is crafted in Seal Horsehide, complemented by medium-brown stitching—an heirloom-quality garment that embodies timeless style, heritage craftsmanship, and enduring appeal.