P673

Love this jacket. Beautiful leather, top-notch cut and workmanship. It is heavyweight leather but I found it very comfortable right out of the box and not too stiff. Looking forward to wearing this for years.

Bought this in 3xl as most of the 2xl jackets are just about right fit for me. Beautiful jacket, fits great for me ( 173 cms, 115 kgs with a 47 inch tummy). My only complaint is how the forearm part of the sleeves are too big. While I don’t mind them long, this jacket’s sleeves are certainly loose. Unless I have a huge forearm, I can’t fill out the forearm part of the sleeves. I am in love/ hate relationship with this jacket.

This was my first splurge clothing purchase when I was 24yo, and that was 10 years ago now, so I have owned this jacket for quite some time. I am 5'11", and at that time I was about 175lb, now about 195lb, I bought a size M. Fit is generally good, although the sleeves are too long for me. I've meant to have them altered, but just wear them cuffed til I get around to it. Worth noting that descriptor "heavyweight" is to be taken literally, this is the heaviest jacket I have encountered. It gives a lovely sense of enclosure and protection when worn (a 50mph gale won't even touch you below the neckline, and it could probably stop a knife to boot) but if you're seeking something to throw on and off casually, this may not be it. The wool blanket lining is nice, but has worn through in some spots around the belt line, only fair after a decade of wear I suppose. The salient point, though, is that this jacket always draws comments and compliments when I wear it out, probably more than any other article I've owned. Even though it is not flashy per se, it has a real presence and people will take notice. A serious investment, but for a serious piece of leatherwork.

Well crafted and beautiful jacket. I can feel the quality of leather and workmanship. The sizing is on point and it fits well on me. Its a real compliment-getter!

As mentioned on the website, this is a heavyweight jacket and there is an initial stiffness. It went away with few wear.

Since, I have been wearing this everyday, I found some room for improvement but not necessarily a flaw: The cuff area of the jacket is a bit roomy to me and might look sloppy. A zip could be added to fix this issues. This will not only add more flexibility but also elevate the aesthetics.

Been wanting to purchase my first brown leather jacket and it wasn’t until I came across the Schott Storm that I decided to pull the trigger. The color and style was exactly what I was looking for. The heavyweight leather is durable and will last for years. Yes the cost was 3-4x more than I’ve ever spent on one but this won’t be replaced anytime in the near future.

Fit is perfect with a taper that allows me room in the shoulders without any bulk in the torso area. I’m 6’0” 220lbs 45” chest and 36” waist. Size XL allows me room to wear a thin hoodie when needed and allows me to move comfortably. Over the last few days the leather has begun to soften as it breaks in and makes it that much better. Sleeve length is perfect and I have 35” sleeve length.

Make sure to request your discount code if you're a Veteran which allowed me a 15% discount. Shipment was sent out the same day and I received it in 2 days. Even delivered on a Sunday via Fed Ex Home shipping. Perfect purchase experience.

In the last few years I have ordered and returned half a dozen leather jackets from other companies because the quality and craftsmanship were lacking. My Son recently told me about Schott and I'm really glad he did. The quality of the storm jacket is excellent and the fit is just amazing. The jacket looks like it was custom made for me and I couldn't be happier. I am 5-10, 155 pounds with an average build and the medium fits me perfectly with room for a light layer underneath. The oiled nubuck of this jacket is thick and heavy but surprisingly soft and flexible. The color and texture of the leather is unique and looks fantastic. I am really glad I bought this jacket!.

For reference, I wear a 38 short suit jacket. 32 waist pants and stand about 5'7.

Based on the size chart I went with a small as I thought the M would be too big.

The small is WAY small.. I have a flat stomach and a 36" chest. Zipping up the jacket with a t-shirt on creates a super tight fit. Definitely too tight to wear with a flannel shirt underneath..... hmm.

Then (and I have seen this complaint before), the arm holes are either too small or funky shaped. So much so, that when I drive, the leather rubs my upper triceps and under arm enough that it makes my skin red.

Based on the size chart, the medium would have been too large.

It was only after a week of wearing that I noticed these issues.... or I would have returned it.

Not being able to really zip it up and the arm sleeve hole issues are a bummer.

I have an extensive Schott collection, all vintage, dating from the 70s through the 90s, but I was looking for a jacket with a more modern fit--less bulk in the arms, mainly, something more fitting for someone my age (63) but that would also be flattering to my still-athletic build. My first new Schott was the 673 Moto jacket, which was everything I was hoping for, though initially I wasn't thrilled with where the shoulder seam lay. It was higher up, closer to mid-shoulder, as opposed to falling just past the outer edge, the way vintage Schotts do. But within a few days, the jacket quickly learned my shape, and now I couldn't be happier with the new cleaner, sleeker cut.

One of my favorite winter jackets is the Schott 141, which is a nubuck delivery-style jacket that apparently was only manufactured for one year in the early 90s. Very warm, very rugged--a "fierce" jacket, as one friend put it. My 141 is size 44, and I'm 42/44, so there is plenty of room for layers underneath, but the sleeves are that older, roomier cut, so it looks a tad ... "sloppy" if I wear it without the extra layering. After much deliberation, I decided to give the p673 Storm a try. I ordered a large, and it fit perfectly out of the box, though a tad more snuggly than the Moto. But I did my trick of wearing one layer beneath for a day, and then two layers for the next day, and very quickly the jacket opened up, maintaining my shape while giving me room to breathe and move freely. It is now perfect to wear over just a shirt, or a shirt and a single additional layer. While the 141 will remain my go-to winter jacket, the Storm is now the "neat" everyday fall/spring jacket that I was searching for.

Let's be honest, we don't only wear jackets to protect ourselves from the elements. We also wear them to impress. And the Storm does both exceptionally well. Don't get me wrong, I love black and brown leather, but nubuck really stands out in a crowd. It's rugged but not overly intimidating, the way "biker" jackets can be to some people. It looks great day and night. Wear it running errands, or out to dinner--or through the Apocalypse, for that matter. On top of all that, it smells great, too.

Schott did something that is rare--it updated its jackets without sacrificing the classic vibe (or workmanship) that makes them so sought-after to begin with. I purchased my first Schott in 1981, and here I am, over four decades later, coming back for more.

Bought a Horween Rider Jkt in Lg; a little snug so ordered an X Lg to try both simultaneously. Decided to keep Lg Horween Rider and Xchange X Lg for this Storm, which is same style in different leather in the X Lg so I could easily get a sweater/hoodie underneath.

Both jkts are exactly as all reviews reveal: incredible quality and workmanship - leather/cutting/sewing. These two are very heavy jackets (like most Schotts, I believe) so for an old dude like myself who is no longer so flexible, they are a bear to get onto my aged body but once on fit extremely well and with bi-swing backs are quite comfortable. Take a while to break in but worth it.
Proof of the old adage "you get what you pay for"...............probably legacy items that will be passed to a younger generation like our parents' WW II flight jackets that we wore in college in the 60s & 70s (and may still wear)..

The jacket to end all jackets, great construction, great material nice dark rust color and leather quality is first rate, feels like it should last multiple
lifetimes, is a heavier jacket, weighed 4 lbs with my luggage scale but I have jackets that are heavier so feels great to me, wool body liner and satin sleeve liner feels great, would recommend this jacket and Schott as a whole to anybody, I’m 6’, 205 lbs and have the xl as I don’t like super slim fits and like
To be able to have a light sweater or long sleeve underneath and feel comfortable and not constrictive, back falls below belt to top of jean back pocket, sleeves are longer as you drive they sit perfectly at wrist when arms extended, 5 stars for me

Quality is amazing! If you are looking for a heavy leather jacket then this is it. (Estimate around 6 pounds).
Leather is thick with a beautiful texture to it. Color is perfect nice dark brown.
Rather stiff out of the box but starts to break in already after a week now. Can’t wait until it has the patina of everyday wear.
This jacket is the kind you will pass on to the next generation.
I’m 6’2”, 200 lbs, 43 chest, 34 levis - L fits like a glove. Problem I usually have are my long arms. Sleeves are perfect length and end right below the wrist. While It fits well just with a tshirt, I still have room for a sweater or even hoodie. So far perfect in 40 degree weather.
I ordered XL and L, sent the XL back.

This is the 5th Schott Jacket I have purchased. 2 from a dealer, and 3 directly from Schott NY. I ""outgrew" my first one Purchased in 2000 and gifted it to My son. He still wears it.. The others I still wear. A Perfecto Motorcycle jacket; a peacoat, a Rancher, and now the Storm. I have never had any problems with any of them and they are all heavily worn. Customer service is great, as well as the fit guide. I plan on wearing them all for many years. I receive many compliments on the looks and fit of the jackets

Heavy leather, nice wool lining. I'm 5'11" 180 lbs. The large fits perfectly. Well fitted, but comfortable. Sleeve length goes just beyond wrist as designed for this style. When driving or riding, goes right to wrist as intended.

This is my first Schott but not my first leather jacket. The quality is apparent right away. Even though it's essentially off the rack the fit is great, with a nice cut. One of the nicest jackets I've ever owned. I can tell that it's going to age beautifully and look forward to wearing this jacket for a long long time. I'm 6 ft, 195 lbs, size 43 so bought the Large. Fits great! The right amount of tight, not too much, not too loose. As others said, it's a solid and jacket, yet has a light movement to it, as well.

This is a garment with the cut of a jacket, but the weight of a coat. The leather is THICK and appears to be very well sourced. Out of the box, the leather is surprisingly pliant for its thickness, and it's obvious that it will only become more flexible and forgiving with age. Build quality is phenomenal; the stitching and panels are perfect.

Because no garment is perfect, here are my nitpicks:
• The angled sleeve cuffs are unique—maybe too unique? (I'll get used to them.)
• The zipper pulls for the chest and side pockets are quite delicate, and I anticipate that the tiny chain will give out with regular use. (The main zipper and pull, however, are stout.)
• The waist buckle hardware is similarly light-duty.
* The sleeves are LONG for regular use, but might be perfect for someone who uses the jacket for riding (where the arms are extended out front).

Overall, this is an amazing jacket/coat that I plan on wearing until I'm old enough to look stupid wearing it. Yeah, it's pricey, but for what you get, the cost is well worth it.

Easily my favourite item of clothing. The colour is sooo good and the weight of the leather doesn’t detract from how comfortable it is to wear. I am 5’9 and have an athletic build, I went for the medium which is a great fit, not too narrow on the shoulders.

I've always been an unconditional fan of leather jackets made by Schott. When I was 20 (I'm now 56), I bought my first jacket. It was an A2 model. I still wear it regularly and it has aged beautifully. I recently bought a black B3 jacket, which is simply magnificent. I wear it on very cold days.
Having heard a lot about Schott's Storm model, I decided to buy the brown version of this jacket, which I received two days after placing my order (I live in Switzerland). This jacket is gorgeous, in every way. The quality of the leather is second to none and the weight of the jacket gives the reassuring feeling of wearing an armour. This is undoubtedly the best jacket in my entire (large) collection. And I highly recommend it.

At 5’11” and 160lbs. I was hesitant about buying a Medium but it fits perfectly. I love the way it smells and cannot wait to see how it breaks in. This is the type of jacket that will last a lifetime.

Truly,as good as it looks! Quality along with style paired up perfectly! REAL LEATHER! ??% IMPRESSED!

By far the best leather jacket I have ever owned. I have had many for casual wear as well as moto and this is the thickest and best looking yet! It has a rust like color to it and the liner is warm. It does run small, I am usually between a large and xl and the xl is snug. I’ve had it a few months and it has broken in nicely and I know it will just get better. I look forward to passing this down to my son some day!

Money come and go Jacket stay for ever

Thanks SCHOTT very much

I bought this and the Men's Cowhide Retro Moto Style Jacket, and sent this one back because the latter just fit me better. I can honestly say that the nubuck is beautiful and had better quality of the two ( costs more as well) the lining was super comfortable, Jacket was supple, well constructed and quality was amazing. Will probably end up purchasing this again at some point!

This is going to be my forever jacket. The quality is unbelievable. You can tell how remarkable the jacket is the second you pick it up and put it on.

I ordered an XL. I’m 6’ 0” with a 44” chest. I also have broader shoulders. Usually around a 19-20” on shoulder measurements for clothes. The XL fits just how I want. Not overly tight, but not baggy or sloppy. The sleeves come down to near my thumbs. Which is how it is supposed to fit.

I never thought I’d spend so much on a jacket but the second I put it on I knew I had made the right choice. And for how long this will last, it’s a tremendous value.
I’ll be a Schott customer for life.

This is by far the nicest leather jacket I've ever tried on, and that includes quite a few. I wanted something heavy, snug, classy, and built to last a lifetime. This is a gorgeous jacket that hits all those marks, made of thick and very cool Nubuck. The zipper is heavy duty, there's a nice woolen liner, plenty of pockets, and the cut and style are flattering to this middle-aged guy with a slight gut. I'm 6'1", 35" waist; ordered a large, and it's a bit snug, as motorcycle jackets should be. The sleeves are just long enough for riding - but if I were to ride with this jacket a lot, I'd want the XL to accommodate some armor underneath. I'm inordinately proud of this jacket and feel the price, which is not insignificant, is totally worth it.

Here's the thing, the only time I have a problem spending lots of money on something is when you don't see it in the product. NOT SO with this jacket. Right when you pick it up you can tell the difference between this and a $400-500 jacket from a department store. It's just different. Best leather jacket I've seen and I'm proud to own it. If you can't afford it don't buy it. If you can, choose this one because you'll see a good return on investment.