Men's Leather Jackets

A bomber is the easiest to wear daily: it's relaxed, with ribbed trims that sit at the waist. A biker has more edge and a closer fit. If you live somewhere with real winters, a shearling style is the warmest of the three.

The shoulder seams should sit at the edge of your shoulders, and the sleeves should end around your wrist bone with your arms relaxed. You should be able to zip it over a T-shirt or light knit without pulling across the chest. Our Size Guide explains how to measure.

Yes. Some styles come in faux leather, which is man-made and often lighter than real leather. The product title and description always say which material you're buying.

Black is the most formal and the easiest to match, especially with dark denim and grey. Brown looks more relaxed and works well with navy, olive and earth tones. If you already own a lot of black, brown adds variety.

Yes. A clean, minimal style in black or dark brown can go over a shirt and knit, or tailored trousers. Bikers with lots of hardware read more casual, and bombers sit in between.

Leather is good at blocking wind, but warmth depends mostly on the lining and how you layer. For very cold weather, look at shearling styles or a longer leather coat, and check the lining details on each product.