Leather Jackets

The full range of leather jackets for men and women: motorcycle and biker jackets with asymmetric zips, clean café racers, rib-trimmed bombers, button-front truckers and relaxed casual styles. Browse every jacket here, or choose a style to narrow it down.

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Choosing a leather jacket style

Motorcycle and biker jackets have an asymmetric zip and wide lapels for the classic rider look. Café racer jackets are cleaner, with a short band collar and a straight zip. Bomber and flight jackets add volume with ribbed or plush trims, and trucker jackets follow the lines of a denim jacket.

Fit, colour and care

A leather jacket should feel close across the shoulders without restricting movement, and leather usually softens with wear. Black goes with everything, while brown leather jackets and suede give a warmer, more casual look. Hang your jacket on a broad hanger and keep it away from direct heat.

Frequently asked questions

What type of leather is best for a jacket?

It depends on the look you want. Cowhide is generally thicker and more structured, lambskin is lighter and softer, and suede has a napped, matte surface that is best kept for dry days. If you need a specific leather type, contact us before ordering.

How should a leather jacket fit?

Snug through the shoulders and chest, with the shoulder seam at the edge of your shoulder and the sleeves ending at the wrist bone. You should be able to cross your arms and reach forward without the back pulling tight. Leather usually relaxes a little with wear, so there is no need to size up just for extra room.

How do I care for a leather jacket?

Hang it on a wide, shaped hanger, wipe marks away with a soft dry cloth, and let it dry naturally if it gets wet, away from radiators and hair dryers. Use a leather conditioner every few months, testing it on a hidden area first. For suede, use a suede brush instead.

How do I choose my leather jacket size?

Measure your chest at the fullest point and compare it with the size guide on the product page. If you plan to wear thick layers underneath, or you are between sizes, choose the larger size.