Navy and White Varsity Jacket, Ribbed Trim

Navy and White Varsity Jacket, Ribbed Trim

Navy wool through the body, bright white Full Grain Cowhide leather sleeves at the shoulder, and navy-and-white striped ribbing closing off the collar, cuffs, and hem. White snaps run the placket with two more on the hem tab, the welt pockets take a white leather trim that echoes the sleeves, and the back panel is clean navy wool, uninterrupted from yoke to hem.

This particular pairing reads differently than most varsity colorways. Navy and white leans nautical and East Coast prep more than it leans football field — the pairing you'd find on a sailing club blazer or a New England campus as easily as a stadium — which gives it a slightly dressier, less team-branded feel than red, maroon, or gold combinations while keeping every letterman detail intact.

Specifications

Fit & Sizing

Square through the shoulder and straight through the body, with the ribbed waistband holding the hem right at the high hip — proportions built for this frame rather than borrowed from a men's block.

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

Stay true to size; there's enough ease built in for a knit layer without the fit going loose. Line up your bust and shoulder measurements with the size chart first — white sleeves make a fit that runs small or large obvious from across the room.

Why This Jacket

• Nautical, not stadium — navy and white reads prep-school and sailing club before it reads football field
• Bright sleeve contrast — white leather brings a crispness colored leather can't match
• Real leather sleeves — full grain cowhide that ages into character instead of wearing out
• Every letterman marker present — snaps, striped ribbing, welt pockets, nothing simplified away
• Pairs past denim — the navy-and-white base works over stripes, khaki, and white just as easily

Care Instructions

Winter is this jacket's season, which means road salt is its enemy. If salt-crusted slush touches the sleeves, don't just wipe it dry — the mineral residue keeps drawing moisture out of the leather even after it looks clean. Mix a few drops of white vinegar into water, sponge the marked area, then let it air dry away from direct heat; plain water alone won't fully lift the salt.