Wool Varsity Jacket, Forest Green

Wool Varsity Jacket, Forest Green

Forest green wool forms the body and sleeves in a single-tone build, set in at a traditional shoulder seam. A ribbed knit collar, cuffs, and waistband carry a white double-stripe against the green ribbing, and five white snap buttons close the front placket. Two besom pockets are finished with a thin white piping along the opening.

Wool remains the traditional base material for varsity jackets, predating the leather-sleeve and satin variations that came later in the category's history. A full wool build like this one keeps that heritage silhouette intact, with a matte, textured surface that reads differently from the sheen of satin or the stiffness of leather.

Specifications

Fit & Sizing

This jacket holds a classic boxy shape with a set-in sleeve that sits closer to the shoulder than a raglan cut, giving it a more structured silhouette through the top of the arm.

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

Wool has more structure than satin and holds its shape well over a sweater or hoodie. Check our size chart against your usual jacket size before ordering.

Why This Jacket

• Full wool build, heritage silhouette — no leather or satin panels, keeping the traditional varsity look intact.
• Set-in sleeve construction — the traditional shoulder seam gives this jacket a more classic letterman shape than a raglan cut.
• White-piped pockets — the piping adds a defined edge against the green wool body.
• White double-stripe ribbing — adds contrast definition against the forest green body.
• Quilted interior lining — adds warmth and structure without extra bulk under the wool shell.

Care Instructions

Brush the wool regularly with a soft garment brush to lift surface dust and prevent it from working into the fibers, and air it out after wear rather than hanging it straight back in a closed closet. For deeper cleaning, take it to a professional wool-safe dry cleaner rather than machine washing, since home washing can shrink or felt the fibers.