1930s "Mulholland" Straight Zip CHP Jacket Padova Teacore Horsehide

Mulholland Drive is a road in Southern California, located north of Hollywood, and named after William Mulholland, a pioneer civil engineer in Los Angeles.

Mulholland Drive also falls within the patrol jurisdiction of the California Highway Patrol (CHP). In the early days, uniform standards among U.S. law enforcement agencies were relatively loose, and officers often ordered their uniforms from local tailors or stores they were familiar with.

The original inspiration for the “Mulholland” leather jacket comes from one such CHP-issued uniform from the 1930s, making it a piece rooted in history. It carries the distinct features of a 1930s sports jacket, including:

A straight zip front
Notched lapel
Three-pocket design
Adjustable cuffs
The only notable difference is that the Mulholland jacket features several pressed crease lines at the hem, a unique detail distinguishing it from standard sports jackets of the era. Crafted from custom tea core horsehide, the jacket is refined and supple — delivering both superior aesthetics and long-term wearability.

Model in the photo 5'10"/150lbs 178cm/68kg wears M 
It's Japanese sizing, Feel free to discuss with us to get the right size and fit.