Sale & Clearance — End-of-Season Styles

How this page works, stated plainly — because clearance pages are where honesty usually goes to die: the styles below are end-of-season and slower-moving pieces presented at their regular listed prices. There are no inflated 'was' prices, no strikethrough theatre and no countdown timers, here or anywhere on this site. When a genuine price reduction is in effect on a product, it will be shown as a clear sale price on that product's page with the reason — end of line, discontinued colour — and not before. What this collection offers today is simpler: a focused edit of distinctive styles, including two of the most characterful jackets in the store, at the fair prices they always carry.

The edit itself: the Distressed Roadster, hand-rubbed brown cowhide with a decade of character built in; the Vintage Suede Trucker, the washed tan classic; the Women's Suede Bomber, waist-length and soft as anything we sell; and the Men's Faux Leather Bomber — synthetic, clearly labelled, and at $119 the most accessible jacket in the store. Clearance in the honest sense means these are the styles a range review would retire first — not because they are lesser jackets, but because their registers (vintage, washed, textured) are narrower than the core icons'.

That narrowness is exactly why value hunters should look here. A distressed or vintage-finish jacket does not date the way a fashion silhouette does — the Roadster will look correct in ten years because it looked correct thirty years ago. Suede at these prices, in genuine goat hide, is similarly hard to find without a sale event attached. If your style leans vintage, textured or relaxed, the clearance edit may suit you better than the best-sellers page does, at the same honest pricing.

All prices are in USD with approximate CAD shown, sizes XS–XXL, and every product page carries full specifications and fit notes. If a style here is on your shortlist, the Size Guide and the Leather Care Guide (suede and distressed finishes have specific routines) are worth two minutes before you order.

Buying from the clearance edit, wisely. Clearance shopping rewards certainty: be sure of your size (measure, do not assume — use the Size Guide), be sure of the style's role in your wardrobe, and prefer the finishes that cannot date. On all three counts this edit is unusually safe: the fits are proven patterns shared with the core range, the roles (vintage character, suede texture, entry-price bomber) are permanent wardrobe functions, and distressed and washed finishes are the most timeless surfaces in leather. The one clearance-specific caution is colour commitment: a distinctive piece like the tan trucker should be bought because it fits the clothes you already own, not because the section made you curious. Check it against your three most-worn outfits in your head before ordering. Do that, and a clearance purchase here is not a compromise buy — it is simply a good jacket found by a shorter path.

Because these are sample-catalog listings, every clearance style is available in all sizes XS–XXL today. When live inventory replaces the sample data, clearance will mean limited sizes at honest prices — and this page will say exactly that, in exactly those words.