Red and White Letterman Jacket, Ribbed Trim

Red and White Letterman Jacket, Ribbed Trim

Red wool forms the body in a cropped, fitted cut, with a white wool panel curving down the outer sleeve from shoulder to cuff rather than following a straight seam line. A ribbed knit collar, cuffs, and waistband carry a white double stripe against the red ribbing, and six silver snap buttons close the front placket. Two slanted welt pockets are finished with white piping along the edge.

Most of our two-tone sleeve styles split the color at a straight seam; this one curves the white panel in a rounded line instead, giving the sleeve a swept, athletic look rather than a hard color-block edge. It's a small construction detail that changes how the jacket reads in motion, not just standing still.

Specifications

Fit & Sizing

This jacket holds a cropped, fitted shape that sits closer to the body than our boxier letterman styles, with the curved sleeve panel following the natural line of the arm.

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

Wool has some natural give, but the fitted cut runs closer to the body than our relaxed styles, so consider sizing up if you plan to layer underneath. Check our size chart against your usual jacket size before ordering.

Why This Jacket

• Curved white sleeve panel — a rounded line instead of a straight color-block seam, unique to this style.
• White-piped slanted pockets — the piping and angled cut add detail without needing a second body color.
• Classic red-and-white colorway — one of the most requested pairings in the letterman category.
• Cropped, fitted cut — sits closer to the body than our boxier wool styles.
• Quilted interior lining — adds warmth and structure without extra bulk under the wool shell.

Care Instructions

The curved seam where the white panel meets the red wool needs a careful hand if you ever press it — press along the curve rather than flattening it straight, since forcing a curved seam flat can leave puckering at the edge. White wool also shows stains more visibly than red, so treat any marks on that panel promptly with a wool-safe spot cleaner rather than letting them set. Brush the jacket regularly and take it to a professional wool-safe dry cleaner for deeper cleaning.