RSD Releases Lazy Boy Jacket for Cafe Crowd

Roland Sands Design Lazy Boy Jacket

Roland Sands Design’s new “Lazy Boy” jacket (video below) is as inviting as a well broken-in Barcalounger… and even more comfortable. The Lazy Boy blends CafĂ© Racer fit and function with the durability and comfort of a heavy cotton duck fabric.

An added benefit of the 14.75 oz. duck material is the fact that it is water-repellent, yet breathable – perfect for summer time riding.

Roland Sands says: “We wanted a jacket that was simple and breathable to keep those summer rides cool. Yet it still had to provide a measure of protection and fit like a proper cafĂ©-style jacket. The Lazy Boy was the result.” Another great feature, it is made in America.

Function follows form and true to its roots, a cafĂ© shorty-style snap collar, rotated pre-curved sleeves, zip-up cuffs and dropped back panel were all incorporated into the design brief. “With the chest pockets, shoulder pocket and an additional soft-lined electronics pocket inside, there is plenty of room to stash everything you need.” says Sands. A touch of color comes from the red satin liner, but the choice of black and khaki exteriors keeps it subtle.

Roland Sands Design Lazy Boy Features:

  • CafĂ© fit and function, heavy duck durability
  • Zippered front closure
  • Side adjust zippers to cinch up the waist
  • Available in Black or Khaki, sizes SM – 3X
  • MADE IN THE USA
  • MSRP $260

The Lazy Boy jackets are just a part of the complete 2012 Roland Sands Design collection. RSD offers a comprehensive array of jackets, gloves, T-shirts, headwear, thermals and hoodies. The 2012 RSD apparel line has something for every enthusiast. “The RSD line is riding gear built with a parallel of fashion and function,” says Sands.

For additional information, and to view the entire RSD collection, long onto rolandsands.com. Remember, RSD gear is available through authorized RSD dealers and riding friendly stores only.

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Ron Lieback
One of the few moto journalists based on the East Coast, Ron Lieback joined the motorcycle industry as a freelancer in 2007. He is also the author of 365 to Vision: Modern Writer's Guide (How to Produce More Quality Writing in Less Time).

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