Description
About Yellowstone Thomas Rainwater Black Leather Jacket:
Yellowstone is an American Neo-Western TV drama series where Thomas Rainwater is a fictional character played by Gil Birmingham. The series was released on the 20th of June 2018 & is created by Taylor Sheridan & John Linson. The series casts multiple major actors like Kevin Costner, Kelly Reilly, Cole Hauser, Gil Birmingham, & many more. The series is based on the largest contiguous ranch in America, which is owned by the Dutton Family. The ranch is called Yellowstone Dutton Ranch. The series shows how the ranch is constantly attacked by the neighboring ranch owners, the Indian reservations, & the first American National Park. The Duttons are seen repelling the attacks on their ranch & are indulged in a very interesting family drama. Thomas Rainwater is an Indian ethnic character & he is the chairman of the Broken Rock Indian Reservations. The characters of the series are seen wearing some of the most dapper outfits.
One of which is the Black Leather Jacket which is comprised of the most premium quality 100% real leather so that the customers can be satisfied, as customer satisfaction is our priority. It has a soft viscose lining tailored with perfection on the inside so you feel the warmth & the comfort of the attire. It has a luxurious erect style collar to add to its fashion. The front of the jacket is opened with buttons plus a zipper to close. It has full-length sleeves with snap tab cuffs. The outfit has two pockets on the side so you can keep your belongings nearby. The jacket is inspired by the TV series Yellowstone & is worn by the character Thomas Rainwater.
Product Specifications:
- Color: Black
- Material: Real Leather
- Inner: Soft Viscose Lining
- Collar: Erect Style Collar
- Front: Buttoned & Zipper Closure
- Sleeves: Full Length
- Cuffs: Snap Tab Cuffs
- Pockets: Two Side Pockets
- Worn By: Thomas Rainwater
Materials Care
Machine wash max. 30ºC. Short spin.
Tumble dry, medium heat.
Do not bleach/bleach.
Do not dry clean.
Iron at a maximum of 110°C. Avoid direct contact with embroidery or patches; use a pressing cloth if needed.
