Oversized Varsity Jacket, Black and White

Oversized Varsity Jacket, Black and White

This is the letterman with the volume turned up — literally. The black wool body is cut wide and boxy, the shoulder seams drop past the natural shoulder line, and the white leather sleeves fill out with real room before gathering into striped knit cuffs. Cream-and-black ribbing wraps the collar, cuffs, and hem, dark snaps close the front, and snap tabs anchor the hem band so all that ease stays deliberate rather than sloppy.

An oversized varsity jacket is cut with dropped shoulders and a boxier, wider body, so the relaxed fit is built into the pattern — you buy your normal size instead of sizing up. That distinction matters: sizing up a regular jacket drags the cuffs past your hands, while an oversized pattern adds room through the chest and arms and still ends the sleeve at the wrist. The result is the borrowed-from-the-team-captain silhouette, engineered instead of improvised.

Specifications

Fit & Sizing

Wide through the chest, seams landing below the shoulder point, and a ribbed hem that gathers the volume back in at the hip — roomy everywhere the eye lands, contained where it counts.

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

Stay true to size for the full oversized silhouette pictured; drop one size only if you want it closer to a regular fit. Read the size chart's actual garment measurements before ordering — with an oversized cut, guessing compounds fast.

Why This Jacket

• Oversized by design — drop shoulders and a boxy body deliver the relaxed look without borrowed-size compromises
• Cuffs where they belong — pattern-built ease means sleeves fill out wide but still stop at the wrist
• Monochrome, softened — cream stripes in the ribbing warm up a palette that would otherwise read stark
• Snap-tab hem — twin tabs keep the ribbed band seated at the hip so the volume never swallows the silhouette
• Streetwear now, classic always — the boxy cut is current, but black wool and white leather never cycle out

Care Instructions

A two-material jacket has one cleaning rule above all: never hand it to a standard dry cleaner, because leather sleeves can't ride in a dry-cleaning drum — find a cleaner that explicitly handles leather-trimmed garments, and you'll only need them once a season anyway. Day to day, a garment brush keeps the black wool sharp and a barely damp cloth keeps the white sleeves bright. Hang it wide, give it air after long wears, and keep every part of it away from direct heat.