Men's Leather Jackets

Men's Leather Jackets: How to Pick the Right One

Start with how you'll wear the jacket, not with which one looks best on a screen. A jacket you'll reach for three times a week needs a different cut from one you bought because you loved it in a film.

Our men's range covers everyday biker and strap-collar jackets, B3 shearling bombers, suede jackets, long leather coats, vests and screen replicas. Every jacket is made to order, most in real leather, and many also come in faux leather at a lower price. For the full men's and women's range, browse all leather jackets, or see every style in men's jackets.

Which Men's Leather Jacket Style Should You Buy?

There's no single best cut. The right one is the jacket you can picture wearing again and again. Our guide to the types of leather jackets goes through each silhouette, and A-2 vs B-3 aviator jackets explains the two classic flight jackets.

Black vs Brown Leather Jacket: Which Is More Versatile?

Black is the safer first jacket. It works with denim, all-black outfits, boots, sneakers, hoodies and knitwear, and it looks right from daytime to evening. Browse black leather jackets if you want one jacket that does most jobs.

Brown has a warmer, more relaxed personality. Dark brown still looks sharp, while lighter and distressed browns sit naturally with denim, flannel, olive and cream. See brown leather jackets for that look.

Other colors are statement pieces. Go for red, blue, green, grey or beige leather jackets when you want the jacket to be the first thing people notice.

Real vs Faux Leather: What's the Difference?

Most jackets in this collection are real leather, a smaller group is suede, and many offer a faux leather version at a lower price. Real leather shows natural grain, softens as you wear it and can last for decades with basic care. Faux leather costs less and needs less upkeep, but it doesn't age, breathe or mould to your shape the same way.

Choose your material in the product options before checkout. Our real vs faux leather jacket guide covers the trade-offs, and sheepskin vs cowhide vs buffalo explains how different hides feel and wear.

Finish matters as much as material. Smooth leather looks cleaner, distressed leather looks broken in from day one, and quilting, panels, shearling trim and hardware can make two black jackets feel completely different.

Movie, TV and Celebrity Leather Jackets

A big part of this range recreates jackets worn on screen, on stage and on the red carpet. Each one is made to closely match the original's color, collar, pockets, closures and overall shape. They are close screen replicas of the original looks.

Shop them by source: celebrity jackets, movie jackets, TV series jackets and superhero jackets.

Think about how often you'll wear it. A detailed replica is perfect for a collection, a convention or a statement outfit, while a plain black biker may end up on your back four days a week. Both are good buys when they match the reason you wanted the jacket.

How Should a Men's Leather Jacket Fit?

Leather should feel secure across the shoulders without stopping you from reaching forward. The shoulder seams should sit at the edge of your shoulders, the front should zip without pulling, and the sleeves should end at your wrist bone.

Measure your chest, waist, shoulders, sleeve length and preferred jacket length, then compare them with the size chart on the product page instead of ordering your usual size. If you'll wear hoodies or thick knits underneath, leave extra room in the chest and arms; here's how to wear hoodies and sweaters under leather. Sizes run from XS to 4XL, and almost every jacket can be made to your measurements with the Custom size option. Our leather jacket size guide walks through measuring step by step.

Can You Ride a Motorcycle in a Fashion Leather Jacket?

Not safely on the road. A jacket can look like motorcycle gear without being certified protective equipment. Unless a product lists CE-rated armor, reinforced impact zones or an abrasion rating, treat it as fashion outerwear and wear purpose-built riding gear on the bike.

How to Care for a Leather Jacket

Hang it on a wide, shaped hanger away from heat and direct sunlight, and never store it in plastic. Wipe off dust with a dry cloth, condition real leather every few months, and let it dry naturally if it gets caught in the rain. Suede needs a suede brush and protector spray instead of conditioner. For stains and deeper cleaning, follow our guide on how to clean a leather jacket at home.

Shipping, Sizing and Exchanges

Every jacket is made to order and usually arrives in 14 to 20 days; peak seasons, customs and courier delays can add a few days. Shipping is free to the US, UK, Canada, Australia and 13 European countries, with a flat $19.99 rate to other supported countries.

Double-check the material, color, lining and size before you order, and message us if you're between sizes. If the fit is wrong, unworn jackets can be returned or exchanged within 14 days of delivery, and return shipping is paid by the buyer. Full terms are in our Shipping Policy and Return Policy.

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