Upgrade your outerwear collection with the Burgundy Suede Bomber Jacket, featuring a rich wine-red suede-style finish, full-length front zipper, classic stand-up collar, black ribbed cuffs, and matching ribbed waistband. Designed…
Dark brown leather bomber with a grey-lined hood, drawcords with metal tips, a brass centre zip and knitted rib at the cuffs and hem.
Full-grain leather that goes almost black in…
Black leather bomber with a grey jersey-lined hood, drawcords with metal tips, a straight centre zip and knitted rib at the cuffs and hem.
Grey hood lining — warmer against the…
Black hooded leather bomber with epaulettes, a snap flap pocket on one side of the chest and twin zips on the other, and knitted rib at the cuffs and hem.
Full-grain…
Steel blue leather bomber on the flight pattern — ribbed stand collar, cuffs and hem, straight centre zip, slash hand pockets and a zipped sleeve pocket.
Muted, slightly grey blue —…
The MA-1 flight pattern in leather — ribbed stand collar, straight centre zip, ribbed cuffs and hem, slash hand pockets and the zipped utility pocket on the left sleeve.
Full-grain leather…
Black leather bomber with diamond-quilted shoulder panels, a band collar and snap tab, two zip chest pockets and two at the hip.
Full-grain leather — the quilted panels catch light against…
A-2 style flight jacket in worn brown — pointed shirt collar, two flap patch pockets at the chest, straight centre zip, ribbed cuffs and hem.
Full-grain leather, burnished lighter at the…
A bomber is the easiest leather jacket to own, and that is not a compliment people expect to hear about leather. The ribbed collar, cuffs and hem borrow the shape of a sweatshirt, which is why it goes over a hoodie, under a coat, and with almost anything without asking permission. If a biker jacket feels like a decision, this one does not.
It seals the openings. Knitted cuffs and hem close against the wrist and waist so wind cannot get up the jacket, which is what the shape was designed for in unpressurised aircraft. It also lets the body blouse slightly above the hem — that small amount of bagging is the whole silhouette, and a bomber cut without it just looks like a short jacket.
On your hip bone or an inch above it, never below. The rib should grip lightly without digging in. If the hem has dropped onto the top of your pants, the jacket is too long and the proportion is gone, no matter how well the shoulders fit.
Down to roughly 50°F (10°C) over a shirt, and a fair bit lower over a hoodie, because the sealed openings do more than the lining does. It is not a winter coat. Below freezing you want the puffer, which carries actual insulation.
Same silhouette, different volume of attention. A varsity puts wool in the body and stripes on the ribbing, which reads as nostalgia and suits a casual wardrobe. An all-leather bomber is quieter and easier to wear somewhere you would not wear a sports jacket.
| Leather bomber | Varsity | |
|---|---|---|
| Body | Full leather | Wool body, leather sleeves |
| Trim | Plain ribbing | Striped ribbing |
| Front | Zip | Snaps |
| Reads as | Neutral | Casual, nostalgic |
| Price | $ 280 – $ 319 |
| Leather | Full-grain cowhide |
| Trim | Ribbed collar, cuffs and hem |
| Sizes | S – 4XL |
| Shipping | Free worldwide, duties paid |
It is the easiest one to own. Nothing about the shape demands the rest of the outfit adapt to it, which is not true of a biker.
Good ribbing recovers for years. It goes slack when the knit is thin or synthetic — worth pressing on before buying any bomber, ours included.
Yes. The bomber is cut with the most room through the body of anything in the range apart from the hooded jacket.
Your usual. The shape is forgiving enough that most people get it right, but send us your chest and height and we will confirm rather than guess.
No. Duties and taxes are paid by us worldwide before the parcel ships.
On a wide hanger, out of direct sunlight, with air around it. Never in a plastic cover — leather needs to breathe or it grows mildew.
For the same ease with a hood added, see hooded. For something sharper with a shirt, the men's hub lists the café racer cuts.
