Leather Jackets
in the USA.

Men’s Leather Jackets

Build your outfit around a jacket that suits your routine. A clean café racer works with dark denim and a simple shirt, while a bomber brings a more relaxed shape to casual outfits. Aviator designs offer another direction when you prefer a substantial collar and flight-inspired detailing.

Think about how you will wear the jacket most often. Everyday commuting, weekend outings and evening plans can call for different fits, weights and pocket arrangements.

Women’s Leather Jackets

Choose your jacket around the balance you want in an outfit. A shorter silhouette can emphasize the waist, while a longer or more relaxed shape gives you more room for layering.

Wear smooth leather with denim for an easy everyday combination, or pair a suede jacket with knitwear for a softer look. Compare the jacket’s length with your favorite trousers, skirts and dresses before deciding.

Biker and Café Racer Jackets

Biker jackets bring definition through their paneling, hardware and collar details. A classic asymmetrical front creates a bold focal point, while a café racer generally offers a cleaner look with a compact collar and simpler lines.

Choose the design you prefer, then consider how closely you want it to fit. A fitted jacket should still let you close the front and move comfortably.

Explore our leather biker jackets for different takes on this recognizable silhouette.

Bomber Jackets

A bomber is a useful starting point when you want an easy casual jacket. Ribbed hems and cuffs on many bomber designs create a defined finish, while the body can provide more room than a closely fitted biker.

Pair one with straight-leg jeans, a plain T-shirt and sneakers, or wear it over light knitwear when the temperature drops. Check the lining and measurements of the individual design rather than assuming all bombers fit or feel the same.

Aviator Jackets

Aviator styles combine a strong outerwear shape with flight-inspired details. Collar construction, pocket layout and lining can vary considerably between designs.

Choose a lighter version for transitional dressing or consider a warmer interior when insulation matters. The style name alone does not tell you how warm the jacket will be.

Suede Jackets

Suede brings a matte, textured finish to an outfit. Brown, tan and mocha shades work especially well with denim, cream knitwear and neutral trousers.

Choose suede when you enjoy a softer visual finish and can give it the care its surface needs. It is better suited to dry-weather wear than prolonged exposure to rain.

Shearling and Warm-Lined Jackets

When warmth is the priority, pay attention to the interior as carefully as the exterior. Lining coverage, collar construction, jacket length and room for layers all affect how a jacket wears in colder conditions.

A substantial winter style should accommodate the clothing you intend to wear underneath without restricting movement.

Hide type and finish describe different things. Cowhide identifies the animal source; suede describes a surface treatment or construction. Use the complete product specification to compare material and lining.

Start with outfits you already enjoy wearing.

For a straightforward everyday look, combine a black jacket with dark jeans and a neutral top. For a warmer color palette, pair brown leather with navy, cream, olive or charcoal.

Suede works well when you want texture to carry the outfit. Keep the surrounding pieces simple so the jacket remains the focal point.

Before choosing a bold color or graphic design, picture three complete outfits you could wear with it. This is a useful way to distinguish a jacket you admire from one you will wear regularly.