Hooded Varsity Jacket Womens, Blue and White

Hooded Varsity Jacket Womens, Blue and White

Royal blue wool through the body and hood, bright white Full Grain Cowhide leather sleeves at the shoulder, and blue-and-white striped ribbing closing off the cuffs and hem. A snap secures the hood at the throat, white snaps run the placket below it, and the welt pockets take a white leather trim that matches the sleeves. Open the hood and a quilted navy lining shows through — the same quilting that lines the body — while the back panel stays clean blue wool, uninterrupted.

Look closely at how the hood behaves and you'll notice what's missing. Unlike a sweatshirt hoodie's drawstring hood, this one is structured to hold its shape without cinching — it sits the same whether it's up or folded down, so the silhouette stays clean instead of bunching at the neck. That structure is what lets a hood sit on a letterman jacket without it reading like gym wear.

Specifications

Fit & Sizing

Fitted through the body with a structured shoulder — the hood adds visual volume at the neckline, so the rest of the cut stays trim to keep the proportions balanced rather than 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 — the structured hood already reads bigger than a soft one, so sizing up doubles that effect. Check your bust and shoulder measurements against the size chart before ordering; a hood this structured makes an oversized fit look bigger than it is.

Why This Jacket

• Structured, not scrunched — the hood holds its shape whether it's up or down, with no drawstring to cinch
• Sharpest blue in the line — royal blue against bright white leather is the boldest contrast in any blue jacket here
• Real leather sleeves — full grain cowhide that ages into character instead of wearing thin
• Quilted where it counts — the hood lining adds warmth without piling on bulk
• Ready for a letter — the clean back holds a patch someday, or stays exactly as it is

Care Instructions

The point where the hood meets the collar takes more flex than any other seam on the jacket, opening and closing dozens of times a wear. Keep the inner snap tab fastened whenever the hood is down instead of letting it flap loose — that small habit keeps the strain off one stitch line and lets the seam hold its shape for years instead of working itself loose early.