Green Letterman Jacket, Embroidered B Patch

Green Letterman Jacket, Embroidered B Patch

Green wool forms the body and back panel, with white wool sleeves in a classic two-tone build. A ribbed knit collar, cuffs, and waistband stay white with a green double stripe, the reverse of the green-based ribbing used on some of our other styles. Six silver snap buttons close the front placket, and a chenille letter "B" patch sits on the left chest, embroidered in black with a white outline. Two straight welt pockets sit at the hip with white trim.

Like our green-and-gold chenille style, this jacket carries an applied letter patch rather than relying on color or construction alone — but here the palette shifts to the more traditional green-and-white two-tone, with the patch done in black and white instead of gold. It's the same heritage detail applied to a different, equally classic color combination.

Specifications

Fit & Sizing

This jacket holds a classic, boxy shape with no fitted seaming, giving it a relaxed layer that works easily over a T-shirt or light sweater.

Model reference: Shown on a 5'7" (170 cm), 121 lb (55 kg) model in size Small.

Wool moves with you more than leather does, so this jacket runs true to size for most builds without needing to size up. Check our size chart against your usual jacket size before ordering.

Why This Jacket

• Chenille letter patch — an applied embroidered "B" in black and white, the same heritage detail as our green-and-gold style in a different colorway.
• Classic green-and-white two-tone — one of the most traditional letterman color pairings.
• Reversed ribbing — white base with a green stripe, rather than green ribbing with a white stripe.
• Fully wool construction — body and sleeves are both wool, keeping the jacket lightweight.
• Quilted interior lining — adds warmth and structure without extra bulk under the wool shell.

Care Instructions

Because the body and sleeves are two separate wool panels dyed in different colors, avoid machine washing this jacket — different dye lots can shrink at slightly different rates, which can pucker the seam where green meets white over time. Stick to a professional wool-safe dry cleaner for anything beyond light spot cleaning, and keep the chenille patch away from direct heat or ironing, since it can flatten the embroidery.