Women's Biker Jackets

The classic women's leather biker jacket: an off-centre zip, wide lapels and a close, sharp fit, in real and faux leather.

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Women's leather biker jackets built around the classic moto outline: an off-centre zip, wide lapels and a close, sharp fit. Wear one zipped for structure, or open so the lapels fall back over a dress, denim or a fine knit.

This collection includes real and faux leather styles, and each product page states its material and details. These are fashion jackets, designed for everyday wear rather than as protective riding gear.

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Women's Biker Jacket FAQs

Is there a difference between a biker jacket and a moto jacket?

No. Biker, moto and motorcycle jacket all describe the same silhouette: an asymmetric front zip, wide lapels and a fitted waist. 'Moto' is more common in the US, while 'biker' is widely used in Canada.

How should a women's biker jacket fit?

Closer than most jackets. You should be able to zip it fully over a T-shirt or thin knit and lift your arms without the back riding up. It shouldn't strain across the bust or shoulders. If you plan to layer a chunky sweater, consider the next size up.

Can I wear a biker jacket open?

Yes, and most people do. Open, the lapels fall back and the zip hangs at an angle, which softens the look. Zipped with the lapels snapped down, it looks neater and blocks more wind.

Are these jackets suitable for riding a motorcycle?

They're designed as fashion jackets. Unless a product page specifically says otherwise, they don't include protective armour and aren't intended as riding gear.

Should I choose a real or faux leather biker jacket?

Real leather tends to soften and shape to you over time. Faux leather is usually lighter and often lower in price. Each product states its material, and our leather guide compares the two.

What should I wear with a women's biker jacket?

It's a natural contrast to soft fabrics: try it with a slip dress, a pleated skirt or a fine-knit sweater. With jeans, a straight or slim leg keeps the outline clean.