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A special collaboration like this isn't perfect without it's statement piece. We've taken a fan favorite classic in our Cruiser Jacket, and created the beautiful INR X VAHNA Jacket.This jacket serves its purpose on both the side of fashion and practicality. Now engineered for the ride with a removable insulated liner and D3O® armor for added protection, this jacket embodies the spirit of the ride. Elevate your gear, tell your story, and honor the miles not yet traveled.
Our goods are meant to be worn in, not out. With the correct care, we want our customers to be able to treat their gear with the tough love it was intended to take. Take a look at our Wash & Care Guide to keep your goods performing for a lifetime.
Good things never go out of style. And great things get better with the passage of time.
Our brand mission is to create purposeful and quality-built provisions and make them last a really long time.
Every product page has a Size Guide link next to the size selector with garment measurements. Most of our shirts and jackets run true to size with a modern tailored cut — if you're between sizes, size up.
Free economy shipping on all contiguous U.S. orders over $150. Economy takes 5–7 business days, expedited 2–3. Orders placed before 12pm PT ship the same business day.
30-day free exchanges on all domestic online orders. Returns are accepted within 30 days on unworn items with tags attached. All sale items are final.
Yes. International shipping is calculated at checkout and duties are collected up front so nothing is owed on delivery.
Most of it. Our Repair & Replace programme will patch, restitch or re-snap anything we made — send it in and we'll quote the work before we start.
Overall rating: 4.8333335 / 5 from 6 reviews.
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"The jacket is great, much more substantial than I thought it was going to be. I have been looking for a jacket that’s not leather that had a good style and feature set with the D30 armor. This jacket checks a lot of boxes for me and look forward to many miles in it. Cheers!"
"Great fit for motorcycle riding. The arm length and back gussets allow for a comfortable rach of the handlebars. I'm 1'10", 41" chest, 32" waist, 180 lbs. The medium first great. I upgraded the included armor to D3O ghost, but that's personal preference and might not be everyone's choice."
"There were no reviews about how this jacket fits, but I saw a lot of reviews about the cruiser jacket and expected it to be longer. . . Also, if you don't have a big belly, it will be big in the waistband and stick out at the back, It would be great to have a waist adjustment . Otherwise, it's a great jacket. I’m 6. 5 and 200lbs and bought xxl"
"Thick canvas. Weight of it similar to how leather feels. I’m tall and thin and the fit is near perfect. Love the look. Great for cool evening rides. Bit much for midday in august. Snaps are my only gripe. They are hard to tell if they’re snapped. When I pull on them the tiniest bit to check they come open. Minor gripe. Overall… 9/10 Great jacket"
"Absolutely love the Iron & Resin x VAHNA Armored Jacket. The waxed canvas looks even better in person. It’s super rugged and stylish, feels solid and protective with the D3O armor in, but still comfortable enough to wear off the bike. Plenty of pockets and the removable liner is a bonus for cooler rides. The fit is spot on after sizing up. Totally worth it if you’re into classic moto style with real functionality."
"Just out of the box, and already in love. 6’1, 215 and the XL is a perfect fit. The liner’s very toasty, so removed it and still happy w/the fit. Super heavy duty and built to last. Can’t wait to ride."
Forged in Ventura, CA in a mass produced, disposable world, Iron & Resin is a product of "one-off" culture. Where men still build, by their own hands, the craft they ride, be it water or land.
