The J-24, alongside the J-100, were two biker jackets that put Joseph Buegeleisen's Buco brand on the map. Developed in 1953, the J-24 jacket is considered one of the most iconic depictions of a double-rider jacket with a D-pocket.

Made from a cotton rayon twill fabric, the BUCO J-24 SATIN TWILL JACKET is inspired by the rider jackets that followed the motorcycle boom of the 1950s. The production of biker jackets in rayon and satin cloths provided riders with a lightweight and affordable alternative to heavier horsehide leathers while maintaining the timeless silhouettes of a brand's house style. Notably, these jackets were produced in a variety of colorways; this jacket is available in BURGUNDY and BLACK.

The BUCO J-24 SATIN TWILL JACKET is crafted from cotton rayon twill fabric lined with a comfortable and lightweight nylon twill lining. It is detailed with brass dot buttons and includes McCoy's square front zipper with a nickel finish and cotton tape. The 50s-style square sleeve and side zippers also have a nickel finish and are constructed with cotton tape. Additionally, the jacket boasts a round rhombus-linked D-pocket and chest zipper, both with a nickel finish and cotton tape. The entire construction is completed with durable cotton sewing thread.

Cotton Rayon Twill Fabric

Nylon Twill Lining

Brass Dot Buttons

McCoy's Square Front Zipper, Nickel Finish, Cotton Tape

50s Square Sleeve and Side Zippers, Nickel Finish, Cotton Tape

Round Rhombus Linked D-Pocket and Chest Zipper, Nickel Finish, Cotton Tape

Cotton Sewing Thread Construction

Made in Japan