The Freenote Cloth Locklin is the newest jacket to Freenote's leather offering and we think they've outdone themselves this time. Each jacket is sewn in Los Angeles by a single sewer, who was trained in leather making capital Leon, Mexico. Once all the parts reach the manufacturer only two people touch this jacket. And the details abound. The leather is hand selected 2.5 oz. Italian steerhide. The body is lined with a southwestern print from Japan. The zipper is a special ordered reproduction from Universal Zippers Japan. The sleeve button is custom horn button from Italy with an enamel fill. On top of all that, the jacket employs an action back for added flexibility. Like Freenote's previous RJ-1, they added elastic bands to the interior of the jacket in order to keep gussets in place and provide comfort for this heavy piece. And last, but certainly not least, the sleeves are lined with a cotton-satin fabric which gives a very easy entry. All in all, this is one of the most incredible pieces we've ever seen from Freenote. Only four are in existence and are exclusive to Franklin & Poe, so if you've been waiting for that one piece to collect, this is it.