10 Great Leather Jackets to Wear This Fall
Because you can’t go wrong with a good leather jacket.
This fall, do yourself a favor and get yourself a good leather jacket, because this timeless menswear staple is something every guy needs. A good leather jacket looks great on virtually everyone, keeps you warm, and will never go out of style.
Convinced? Good. Here are 10 of the best leather jackets to rock this fall.
Buck Mason Bruiser Moto Jacket
Crafted from twice-washed lambskin, this luxurious jacket is thinner and softer than calfskin, but just as warm and durable.
Ralph Lauren Lambskin Café Racer Jacket
Made famous by European motorcyclists in the ’60s, this leather racer jacket has a slim cut and minimal details for a sleek and sexy look.
AMI Suede Shirt Jacket
Want something a little…different? Say no more. This eye-catching olive-green suede jacket is unlined, making it “easy to throw on over polos and tees.” Yes, please.
Todd Snyder Snap Dylan Italian Suede Jacket
Made in Italy, this suede jacket is essential for a cool and casual fall outfit.
Belstaff A Racer Leather Moto Jacket
No matter if you dress it up or dress it down, this sleek Moto-inspired jacket is a wise investment.
AllSaints Judd Slim Fit Leather Biker Jacket
If a seriously cool jacket made with weathered leather for a worn-in look is more your thing, this is the one for you.
Tommy Hilfiger Reversible Leather Jacket
Feel like wearing leather one day, but want a sporty nylon bomber the next? No problem. This sweet jacket is reversible, so you can wear it to fit your mood.
Topman Leather Biker Jacket
A classic biker jacket that won’t break the bank. No frills, no fuss. Just some cool zippers.
The Kooples Leather Bomber Jacket
Stylish and versatile, you’ll want to wear this lambskin bomber every. single. day.
John Varvatos Oiled Lambskin Leather Jacket
Last but not least, check out this Western-inspired leather that has “buttery-smooth lambskin leather with an oiled finish.” A clean, flattering cut with silky leather…what more could you ask for?
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