Fieldsheer Textile Jacket, Xs, Extra Small, Water Resistant, Black on 2040-parts.com
Seattle, Washington, US
Motorcycle jacket in great shape! These seem to run a little big for their apparent size. An adult who wears a small would be able to use this just fine. I wear a size medium and it nearly fits me. Look closely at the pictures. Thanks for looking
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