Red and Black Varsity Jacket Women's

Red and Black Varsity Jacket Women's

A true red wool body meets black Full Grain Cowhide leather sleeves — the highest-contrast pairing in the women's line, with none of the softening a cream or white would bring. Black-and-red striped ribbing bands the collar, cuffs, and hem, matte black snaps run the placket with two more closing the hem tab, and the welt pockets take a black leather trim that matches the sleeves exactly. The back panel is solid red, corner to corner.

Red and black together is the highest-contrast, highest-energy varsity colorway, historically tied to sports uniforms and team spirit more than any other pairing — which is why it reads as a statement piece rather than a neutral layer. Where the black-and-white or brown-and-white builds blend into a wardrobe, this one is meant to lead it.

Specifications

Fit & Sizing

Cut on a women's block — shoulders sitting at the shoulder point, a straight body, and a ribbed hem landing at the high hip for high-rise denim and trousers.

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

True to size for the classic stance, one up for a looser drape over layers. Check your bust and shoulder width against the women's size chart before ordering — saturated red shows a pull or a gap faster than any darker shade would.

Why This Jacket

• Maximum contrast — true red against black leather, no softening tone in between
• Statement, not neutral — built to be the loudest piece in the outfit, not blend into it
• Real leather sleeves — full grain cowhide that develops its own character with wear
• Matte black hardware — snaps that stay quiet against the red instead of flashing silver
• A women's pattern, not a shrink — built for her proportions from the shoulder down

Care Instructions

Saturated red wool fades unevenly if it's left folded in direct sun, so store this jacket on a hanger rather than stacked in a drawer, and keep it out of a sunlit closet shelf where one edge would lighten faster than the rest. The black sleeves are the more forgiving half — wipe them down as needed — but treat any red-to-red friction spot, like a bag strap crossing the chest, with the same light touch you'd give any wool coat: blot, don't rub, and let it air dry.