Men's Leather Jackets

Most of the men's leather jackets on this page are real leather, in lambskin, cowhide or suede. The few faux leather styles say so on their product pages, so you always know what you're buying. Sizes run from 2XS to 4XL.

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How to choose a men's leather jacket

Start with the cut. Biker jackets have an asymmetric zip and wide lapels. Cafe racers are cleaner, with a short collar and a straight zip. Bombers have a ribbed hem and cuffs, and truckers button up like a denim jacket. Know what you want already? Jump to motorcycle jackets or bomber jackets.

Then the leather. Lambskin is soft and light from day one. Cowhide is thicker and tougher and needs a few weeks to break in. Here's how to spot a quality leather jacket.

Color is the easy part. Black goes with nearly everything, brown gets better with age and red gets you noticed.

Getting the fit right

It should feel snug across the shoulders, with the seams on your shoulder bone and the sleeves ending at your wrist. Leather gives a little as you wear it, so snug is good. Tight isn't. Measure your chest and check the size chart before you order.

FAQs

Is lambskin or cowhide better for a men's leather jacket?
Lambskin, if you want a jacket that's soft and light enough to wear all day. Cowhide is heavier and handles scrapes better, so it suits riding and rough use. Both last for years with basic care.
How long does delivery take?
Standard delivery to the US takes 10 to 18 business days and costs $15, or nothing on orders over $149. Express takes 6 to 11 business days for $25. The shipping policy has the details.
Can I return a jacket that doesn't fit?
Yes. You've got 30 days from delivery to send it back. Return shipping is on you unless we sent the wrong item or it arrived damaged, and clearance pieces are final sale. The refund policy walks you through it.
How do I look after a leather jacket?
Hang it on a wide hanger out of direct sun, wipe off dirt with a damp cloth and condition it once or twice a year. If it gets soaked, let it dry at room temperature, never on a heater. Our leather care tips cover the rest.