Beat it Jacket | Designer Clothing Michael Jackson Costume

This Red Leather Jacket was worn by King of Pop Michael Jackson in the video of his song Beat-It. Made from Premium Lambskin leather that features Real Metal Mesh on the shoulders (No cheap plastic) and multiple zipper details around the waist, on the chest, and on the detachable sleeves. 27 Zip design with REAL METAL MESH as shoulder patches.

Michael Jackson Clothing is made from real Red lambksin leather. Highest quality material and skilled work with other unique features like water-resistant coating, YKK brand zippers on wrist and front, and inside pockets for keys, wallet and mobile, has made it striking for customers.The sleeves also zips off to make into a sleeveless jacket. It has 5 fronts and 2 inside pockets.

Product Details:

• 100% Genuine soft Lambskin Leather
• Quality craftsmanship
• YKK brand zippers
• Elastic cuffs
• Real Metal Mesh
• Premium Stitching Throughout
• Front zippered closure
• 27 Zips thorughout
• Inside Pockets Finest pocket desgining Quilted polyester liner2 Inside Pockets
• Quilted polyester lining
• Low Prices and High Quality Guaranteed!

Thus a special gift for someone special or an excellent treat for your own to garb alike a star. With Hollywood Leather Jackets online Store, You can get value, quality, and excellent after sales support. Michael Jackson Beat-it Leather jacket also  available in Red, White  Black colors.

About the Song:

"Beat It" is a song written and performed by American recording artist Michael Jackson, and produced by Quincy Jones (with co-production by Jackson). It is the third single from the singer's sixth solo album, Thriller (1982). Eddie Van Halen was hired to add the song's distinctive overdriven guitar solo, but was prevented by his record label from appearing in the music video. He did appear on stage with Jackson in Dallas during the Jackson brothers "Victory Tour." Following the successful chart performances of the Thriller singles "The Girl Is Mine" and "Billie Jean", "Beat It" was released on February 14, 1983 as the album's third single. The song was promoted with a short film that featured Jackson bringing two gangs together through the power of dance