Green Varsity Jacket Men, White Sleeves

Green Varsity Jacket for Men with White Leather Sleeves

Every closet has a black jacket. Nobody remembers it. Kelly green is the letterman shade that gets noticed from across the parking lot — the color of old ballparks, championship banners, and teams with history. Here it comes in heavyweight 24-ounce melton wool, cut against bright white top grain cowhide sleeves, with green-and-white striped ribbing at the collar, cuffs, and hem and white snaps running down the front.

For all its confidence, it's an easy jacket to wear: green sits naturally against blue denim, khaki, gray, and white, so it slots into outfits you already own. White leather piping traces both welt pockets, and the back panel is left completely blank — the traditional canvas for a chenille letter or club crest, and just as sharp without one.

Specifications

Fit & Sizing

Built on the classic letterman pattern: squared shoulder line, comfortable chest, ribbed hem that finishes at the hip.

Model reference: Pictured on a 6'1" (185 cm), 170 lb (77 kg) model wearing size Medium.

True to size as shown; take one size up if a hoodie underneath is your default setting. Open the size chart before you commit — matching its chest and sleeve numbers against a jacket you already love is the two-minute step that gets the fit right the first time.

Why This Jacket

• A color with a following — kelly green is the connoisseur's varsity shade: rooted in classic American athletics, rare enough to stand out in any room
• White top grain cowhide sleeves — real leather with real structure, holding a clean drape that faux alternatives lose within a season
• 24-oz melton wool body — the traditional heavyweight cloth, wind-resistant and built to keep its shape
• Blank green back panel — high-contrast ground for a white chenille letter, number, or custom crest
• Matched white detailing — snaps, pocket piping, and stripes all in the same clean white, nothing off-palette

Care Instructions

Dry clean only; wool and cowhide are a professional's job. White hides nothing, so treat marks on the sleeves the day they appear with a barely damp cloth, and keep fresh dark denim from rubbing against them. A seasonal pass of clear leather conditioner and a wide-shouldered hanger will keep this jacket photo-ready for years.