The mural depicting a leather jacket was painted in white against a black wall at the back of a Sunday-empty parking lot.

The words, "Schott N.Y.C." were painted in the upper left, to insure their being seen even when the parking lot was full of cars.

The drawing was of the Schott N.Y.C Vintage Motor Cycle Jacket with the belt fastened, the pocket unzipped, and the jacket itself only partly zipped closed.

A closer shot of the belt of the jacket, with its three extra holes for when the motorcyclist lost serious weight.

A closer shot of the two zippers. The pocket zipper looked nothing like a zipper. The jacket zipper was painted in more convincing detail.

The label in the collar of the jacket read merely, "Perfecto®" and "by Schott N.Y.C."

The artist's signature was tiny and easily missed.