HONDA 1959 AMERICAN LOS ANGELES JACKET

THE American Honda Pico Era Tribute Jacket Celebrate the heritage of American Honda with this meticulously crafted tribute jacket, honoring the iconic early years of the brand. Modeled after the period when Honda first arrived in the U.S., this jacket captures the spirit of innovation, ambition, and style that defined the company’s Pico Boulevard era.

Design & Material
Constructed from a soft-touch fabric blend of 97% polyester and 3% spandex, the jacket is fleece-lined for warmth and comfort. Its dark blue color provides a classic, timeless backdrop for the intricate embroidery, which features period-correct artwork accented with red, white, and blue striping, echoing Honda’s original American branding. Designed for both style and wearability, the jacket offers a flexible, lightweight fit suitable for casual or collector display.

Fit & Sizing
The featured model stands 6’0” tall, weighs 190 lbs., and measures 44” chest by 32” waist, wearing a size Large. The cut provides a comfortable, true-to-size fit, making it an ideal addition for fans and enthusiasts alike.

Historical Significance
In September 1959, American Honda began its U.S. operations from a small storefront on West Pico Boulevard in Los Angeles, staffed by just eight employees. Their first lineup included the Dream, Benly, and the Honda 50, which had just debuted in Japan. Despite the modest beginnings, the company ambitiously set a monthly sales goal of 1,000 units, reflecting Honda’s drive and determination.

Every element of this jacket’s artwork pays homage to those formative years, celebrating the early branding and spirit of American Honda as it navigated the U.S. market. From the Pico Boulevard storefront to becoming an enduring symbol of innovation, this jacket captures a piece of motorcycling history in every stitch.

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