Black Leather Jackets for Men

The black leather jacket is the piece that stays. We make it for men in almost every cut: biker, bomber, racer, aviator, leather shirt and puffer. The difference isn't only in the shape but in the black itself. Every leather has its own finish, and no two jackets turn out exactly alike.

Cuts in black

Biker jackets: Ethan with an asymmetric zip and a detachable belt, Elon with wide lapels and quilted diamond panels, Nero compact with a stand collar, Jano with studs and metal ornaments, A True Love Story with the lettering on the back. Bomber jackets: Dean, clean with rib trims, Velte in rough nubuck, Pete as a pilot bomber with a shearling collar. Plus Daniel, pure with zip sleeves, Stephen as a racer with a stand collar, Jules as a leather shirt, Cocoon puffed with a hood, and Nox as an aviator jacket with a double shearling collar.

Three finishes, three blacks

Heavy Washed Black: sheepskin, washed for a long time, soft, broken up at the edges and seams. Feels worn-in from day one. Stone Washed Black: cowhide, washed with stones until the black breaks into grey at the seams, on Daniel and Jano. Buffed Black: sanded instead of washed, matte and velvety with a nubuck character, on Velte, Nox, Pete and one version each of Daniel and Nero. Daniel comes in all three. More in the journal: Five finishes, five characters.

Find your size

S to XXL. The fit is shown on every product page, with measurements in centimetres and a size advisor. A True Love Story, Ethan and Elon run slightly large; Jules and Daniel in Stone Washed Black run small.

FAQ

Which black leather jacket is the most timeless?
Daniel: stand collar, straight zip, no embellishments. Our all-time bestseller, in three finishes.

Which one keeps you warm in winter?
Nox with a double shearling collar and a warm lining, Pete with a shearling collar and a light lining, and Cocoon, which keeps you as warm as a quilted jacket. All models: Winter leather jackets.

Why does my jacket look different from the photo?
Every wash is done by hand, so no two jackets turn out the same. Yours may be slightly lighter or darker. Lighter edges are part of the finish.