Frequently Asked Questions

Check the size guide on the product page and compare your chest, waist and shoulder measurements. If you plan to wear thick layers, consider allowing a little extra room.

Leather jackets may use sheepskin, cowhide, goatskin, suede or shearling. The exact material and finish are listed in the Features section of each product page.

Cowhide is usually thicker and more structured, while sheepskin is typically softer, lighter and more flexible. Both can be durable when cared for correctly.

A leather jacket should feel close to the body without restricting your shoulders or arms. The zipper should close comfortably and the sleeves should reach around your wrist.

Real leather can soften and adapt slightly to your body with regular wear, but it will not usually stretch by a full size. Choose a comfortable fit from the beginning.

Leather is naturally water resistant to a degree, but it is not fully waterproof. A leather-safe protector can provide extra protection when used according to its instructions.

Gently blot excess moisture with a clean cloth, reshape the jacket and let it air-dry at room temperature. Keep it away from radiators, hair dryers and direct sunlight.

Wipe light surface dirt with a soft, slightly damp cloth. For stains or deep cleaning, use a professional leather cleaner and always test any product on a hidden area first.

Conditioning once or twice a year is suitable for many leather jackets, although climate and wear can affect the schedule. Use a conditioner made for the jacket’s specific leather type.

Hang it on a wide, sturdy hanger in a cool, dry and ventilated space. Avoid plastic covers, direct sunlight, heat and tightly packed storage.

Hang the jacket naturally and allow minor creases to relax. Do not iron leather directly; for stubborn wrinkles, consult a professional leather-care specialist.

Air the jacket in a shaded, well-ventilated area. Avoid perfumes, household sprays and harsh chemicals, as they can damage or discolor the leather.

A well-made real leather jacket can last for many years. Its lifespan depends on the leather quality, frequency of use, storage and regular care.

Delivery time depends on your location and selected shipping method. The available estimate is shown during checkout, and tracking details are provided after dispatch when applicable.

Returns and exchanges are subject to the current store policy and item condition requirements. Review the Returns, Refunds & Cancellations Policy before sending an item back.