MOTORCYCLE HELMET

SG standard (unlimited displacement) helmet trim leather uses Italian leather. Uses high-quality leather finished by impregnating the tanned leather with natural tannin (tannin) and oil. The trim stitching is done by hand stitching, and it is made with time and effort with a narrower pitch than usual steps. The strap is equipped with the star rivet, which is synonymous with Schott, and the leather used for the strap and goggle holder is Japanese horsehide with a brown core used in Schott's 613SJH and 641XJH. The shape of the goggle holder is the design of the zipper pull of Schott's leather jacket, and it is a specification full of Schott-likeness.

The history of Schott, synonymous with rider's jackets, began in 1913 in New York by brothers Irving Schott and Jack Schott. Initially a factory that made raincoats, in 1928 they released the rider's jacket "Perfecto" series, the world's first to feature a front zipper. At a time when only button closures were available, it became a topic of conversation as a groundbreaking jacket and greatly influenced the subsequent history of riders. And what made the name Schott known to the world was the legendary model "One Star," released in the 50s, with star studs on the epaulets. This new model is said to be the model worn by Marlon Brando in the movie "The Wild One." Since then, it has been supported by many rock musicians, including the Ramones and the Sex Pistols, and continues to fascinate many people as an eternal standard that transcends time. In recent years, while maintaining its classic models, it has also expanded its casual line, not forgetting the innovation that evolves with the times. The history of riders will forever be with Schott.