Shop by Style

Four styles, each suited to a different kind of wear. If you’re not sure which you want, the short version is: bomber for everyday, café racer for smart-casual, biker for a jacket that lasts twenty years, shearling for genuine winter.

Biker Jackets

Asymmetric zip, wide notched lapels, belted waist. Cut in heavy cowhide, so it needs a month or two of wear before it moves with you — and then keeps going for decades. The most durable jacket in the range and the strongest statement.

Bomber Jackets

Ribbed collar, cuffs and hem with a straight central zip. Lightweight lambskin means no break-in period at all — comfortable from the first wear. The easiest style to wear day to day and the right choice for a first leather jacket.

Café Racer Jackets

Collarless with a band neck, single zip, minimal hardware. Slimmer through the body than a bomber. The only style that sits comfortably with tailoring — a racer over a shirt and wool trousers reads as considered rather than costume.

Shearling & Aviator Jackets

Sheepskin-lined B-3 and flight styles. Heavy, bulky, and the only leather jacket that genuinely replaces a winter coat. Too warm above about 8°C, but unmatched below freezing.

Not sure where to start?

Read the full range overview for a breakdown of hides and construction, or check the size guide before ordering. UK size exchanges are free.