Rocky Mountain Featherbed Jackets

Rocky Mountain Featherbed was born in the late 1960s in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, USA - commonly known as the “Cowboy State.” The company's cowboy wear is based on the leather capes created by the wisdom of the Native Americans. Garments guarantee warmth and insulation like a blanket (FEATHERBED). The western yoke, made of a single piece of seamless leather, is an iconic piece of clothing.

The brand disappeared in the late 1980s. At the same time, one Japanese man, Kinji Teramoto, began collecting RMFC and later took over the brand. 20 years of research and prototyping have been repeated, and products that exceed the quality of the original were produced in 2005. Today, the original values are upheld, such as single-cut leather yokes and natural mouton collars, while adding a modern essence. As a result, unparalleled luxurious products are created, captivating people worldwide across generations.