Cooper Original™ Fonzie-style Black Goatskin Jacket

Ayyyy! We now offer our popular Fonzie-style jacket in black goatskin leather. Our US Wings Cooper Original Black Goatskin Fonzie-style Jacket is similar to the jacket worn by Arthur Fonzarelli (“Fonzie”), the character played by Henry Winkler in the sitcom Happy Days. Set in the 1950s, Happy Days ran for 11 seasons from 1974 to 1984 and was one of ABC’s most popular & successful sitcoms of the time.

While we can’t guarantee that wearing this jacket will make you as cool as the Fonz, you’ll at least be able to enjoy the nostalgic style of this iconic jacket and look great while wearing it! Color: black.

The Fonz was the show’s breakthrough character and, with his signature leather jacket, was the epitome of cool.  We also offer this ultra cool jacket in Antique Bison leather.

The Cooper Original™ Fonzie-style Black Goatskin Jacket features:

• Goatskin leather
• Leather collar
• Epaulets
• Two front slash pockets
• Two interior pocket
• Black satiny lining
• Knit cuffs & waistband
• Color: Black
• Fit: Normal

Protect your jacket with our new jacket care products.

These products are all natural and hand made in the USA. It will help preserve your new jacket or add years back to your old one. Exposure to the elements and regular wear will dry out and fade your jacket. Replenish your jacket now!

History of Cooper:

Founded in 1922, Cooper manufactured raincoats for the US Army in 1917-1918 as well as field jackets from 1941-1945. On January 5 1942, Cooper was awarded the contract to produce A-2 jackets for the USAAF during WWII. In 1988, they were awarded a contract to produce A-2s for the USAF; the jackets were created using patterns from an original A-2 but were made in a fuller cut to accommodate modern physiques. In 1996, they were awarded a contract from the Defense Supply Center Philadelphia (DSCP) to re-design the A-2 into what would become the current military-issue version. Fit & functionality upgrades were made to this venerable Air Force flight jacket, including side-entry hand-warmer pockets and an interior pocket (which had previously only been available on civilian A-2 versions, not on military-issue A-2s), underarm gussets, and a more roomy fit.

Their contribution to the civilian market was no less significant. Cooper produced a range of A-2s, G-1s, Indy jackets and more to customers around the world. US Wings partnered with Cooper in 1986 and ending when Cooper ceased production in the late 1990s. US Wings is the official home of the Cooper name and we’re proud to continue the tradition of excellence. This line consists of classic Cooper jackets as well as a number of “new classics” that are sure to appeal to any leather jacket enthusiast. Rest assured that we’ve retained Cooper’s commitment to quality, putting only the finest materials and the highest level of craftsmanship into the jackets that bear the Cooper Original name. This ensures that our jackets will be of the same high quality as the original Cooper jackets worn by your father, grandfather or even great-grandfather.