Trench coats or cafe racer jackets have become synonymous with style onsite, biking, and defiance. These jackets were originally tailored for the young, rash drivers of the 1960s cars but the modern world has transformed these into fashion icons. Their close-to-the-body, non-relaxed cut with understated decoration is as practical as it is defiant, casually elegant, and opportune both for those who ride motorcycles and for those who prefer to wear motorcycle-inspired garments.

Made usually from leather or high-quality fabrics, a cafe racer jacket is designed to be hard-wearing and very comfortable. It is emblematic and often has separate details such as quilting, high collars, and symmetric zippers which make it even more functional.

That, however, is where the real beauty of the cafe racer jacket comes in because the jacket can be worn in multiple ways. As worn with jeans for a casual occasion or dressed with boots for a party, this kind of garment can easily switch between the two. It is much more than just a piece of clothing — worn on the body, but filling the soul with freedom and incredible adventures. Today it is attracting young people, who are attracted to so powerful a legend that it has not lost its allure and remains one of the most popular bikes for lovers of the British café racer scene ever since it was created.