Hooded Varsity Jacket Womens, Black

Hooded Varsity Jacket Womens, Black

A black wool body meets black Full Grain Cowhide leather sleeves, and where a ribbed stand collar would normally close the neckline, this one carries a full attached hood instead — quilted on the inside, matte wool on the outside. Silver snaps run the placket with two more on the hem tab, the welt pockets take a slim leather trim that matches the sleeves, and the back panel is clean black wool, uninterrupted.

The hood changes more than the silhouette. Unlike a ribbed stand collar, an attached hood on a varsity jacket lies flat against the back when it's down, so it never stands up stiff at the neckline or gets in the way of a scarf or a low ponytail — and pulled up, it swaps in for a beanie without adding bulk under the shoulders. It's the detail that turns a letterman jacket into an everyday layer instead of just a colder-weather piece.

Specifications

Fit & Sizing

Fitted through the body with a structured shoulder — the hood already adds volume at the neckline, so the rest of the cut stays trim to keep the whole silhouette in proportion rather than reading top-heavy.

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

True to size is the right call here — sizing up mainly adds width the hood doesn't need. Cross-check your bust and shoulder measurements against the size chart before you order; a structured hood makes an oversized fit look bigger than it actually is.

Why This Jacket

• Hood over collar — lies flat against the back when down instead of standing up stiff like a ribbed collar
• Quilted where it counts — the hood lining adds warmth without adding bulk to the shoulders
• Real leather sleeves — full grain cowhide that develops its own character with wear
• Scaled for this silhouette — the shoulder and hood proportions are cut for a woman's frame from the start, not resized off a men's block
• Clean back, ready for anything — no patches, no lettering, nothing to date it

Care Instructions

A hood holds its shape only if you store it standing, not folded. Cramming this jacket into a drawer or stacking it under other coats presses a crease into the quilted lining and flattens the wool crown, and both are slow to bounce back. Hang it on a wide hanger with the hood sitting naturally behind the collar rather than tucked or squashed flat, and it'll keep its shape wear after wear.