Mens Satin Varsity Jacket, Burgundy

Mens Satin Varsity Jacket, Burgundy

Deep burgundy satin up front, bright white sleeves at the sides, and burgundy-and-white striped ribbing closing every edge — this is the letter-day colorway translated into shine. White snaps march down the placket, the slanted welt pockets are piped in white so the color break carries through every detail, and the back is one smooth, unbroken pour of dark red satin.

Burgundy works so well with white because it's a red darkened toward brown — the white pulls its brightness back up, which is why maroon-and-white remains one of the most common school color pairings in American athletics. On satin, that pairing gains a third dimension: the dark body shifts between wine and near-black as the light moves, while the white sleeves stay constant, framing it.

Specifications

Fit & Sizing

Cut on the traditional letterman block — seams at the natural shoulder, a straight easy body, and a ribbed hem that sits at the waist so the jacket finishes where jeans begin.

Model reference: Shown on a 6'0" (183 cm), 165 lb (75 kg) model in size Medium.

Take your usual size for everyday wear; only size up if heavy mid-layers are the plan. Spend a minute with the size chart — compare chest, shoulder, and sleeve to a jacket that already fits you well.

Why This Jacket

• Letter-day colors, no letter needed — burgundy and white carry the collegiate signal on their own
• A red that behaves — burgundy brings the energy of red without shouting, so it works past game day
• Detail discipline — white snaps, white piping, white stripes: one accent color, used three ways
• Shifting depth — satin turns the dark body from wine to near-black as the light moves across it
• Light on the shoulders — an easy three-season weight that layers over tees and thin knits

Care Instructions

A two-tone satin jacket can stain itself — a deep burgundy body soaked through can lend dye to its own white sleeves, which is why this one should never be submerged or left wadded up damp. Spot-clean each color zone separately with a barely damp cloth, hang it immediately if it gets caught in rain, and when it needs a real clean, hand it to a dry cleaner and mention the contrast sleeves. Between wears, a cool hang-dry night on a wide hanger is all it asks.