Men’s Leather Jackets UK
Real leather jackets built for British weather. Every jacket is cut in genuine lambskin or cowhide, finished with YKK hardware and quilted lining, and sized to UK chest measurements. Free UK delivery, 30-day returns, and exchanges on any size that isn’t right first time.
Shop by Style
Biker Jackets
The asymmetric zip, wide lapels and belted waist that define the classic motorcycle jacket. Cut close through the body in heavier cowhide, so it holds its shape and softens into a personal fit over the first few months of wear.
Bomber Jackets
Ribbed collar, cuffs and hem with a straight central zip. Lighter lambskin makes this the easiest style to wear day to day — it sits well over a shirt or a knit without adding bulk across the shoulders.
Café Racer Jackets
Minimal, collarless and clean-fronted with a band neck and single central zip. The least fussy leather jacket you can own, and the one that works with tailoring as readily as with denim.
Shearling & Aviator Jackets
Sheepskin-lined B-3 and flight styles for genuine winter cold. Heavier than the rest of the range and warm enough to replace a coat through December and January.
Choosing Your Leather
- Lambskin — soft, lightweight and supple from the first wear. Best for bombers and racers, and for anyone who wants comfort straight out of the box.
- Cowhide — thicker, tougher and more abrasion-resistant. Takes longer to break in but lasts decades. The traditional choice for biker jackets.
- Goatskin — a pebbled grain with good water resistance, sitting between lambskin and cowhide in weight.
- Suede — brushed napped finish for a softer look. Needs a protector spray before wearing in UK rain.
UK Size Guide
| UK Size | Chest (in) | Chest (cm) |
|---|---|---|
| XS | 34–36 | 86–91 |
| S | 36–38 | 91–97 |
| M | 38–40 | 97–102 |
| L | 40–42 | 102–107 |
| XL | 42–44 | 107–112 |
| XXL | 44–46 | 112–117 |
Measure around the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape level and holding it snug but not tight. If you fall between two sizes, size up for biker and shearling styles and stay true to size for bombers and racers. Layering a jumper underneath? Size up.
Caring for Your Jacket
Let a wet jacket dry naturally at room temperature, away from radiators — direct heat cracks the grain. Condition the leather twice a year with a proper leather balm, hang it on a broad-shouldered wooden hanger rather than a wire one, and never put it in a washing machine. Store it breathing in a cotton garment bag, not sealed in plastic.
Delivery & Returns
- Free standard UK delivery on all orders, 3–5 working days
- Next-day delivery available on orders placed before 2pm
- 30-day returns on unworn items with tags attached
- Free size exchanges within the UK
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these real leather?
Yes. Every jacket in the range is genuine leather — lambskin, cowhide, goatskin or suede — with the hide type listed on each product page.
Will a leather jacket keep me warm in a British winter?
A standard quilted-lined jacket handles autumn and mild winter days well. For sustained cold, choose a shearling or aviator style with a sheepskin lining.
Can I wear leather in the rain?
Light rain is fine and won’t damage treated leather. Heavy or prolonged rain is best avoided, particularly with suede. If your jacket does get soaked, hang it to dry naturally and condition it once dry.
How long does a leather jacket last?
A well-made cowhide jacket that’s conditioned regularly will outlast most of your wardrobe — fifteen to twenty years of regular wear is normal, and it looks better as it ages.
What’s the difference between lambskin and cowhide?
Lambskin is lighter and softer with an immediate comfortable fit. Cowhide is heavier and more durable, needs breaking in, and offers far more protection — which is why it’s the standard for motorcycle jackets.