Wool Varsity Jacket, Navy and White

Navy and White Varsity Jacket for Men

Half the varsity jackets ever stitched started with this exact pairing: a navy wool body and white sleeves. There's a reason it never went anywhere. Navy carries all the depth of black with none of the harshness, and against white top grain cowhide it looks permanently clean-cut — equal parts ballpark and yacht club. The body is heavyweight 24-ounce melton wool; navy-and-white striped ribbing frames the collar, cuffs, and hem; white snaps and white-piped welt pockets finish the front.

If you're buying one varsity jacket to wear with everything, this is the safest bold choice in the store. It sharpens a white tee, settles perfectly over light denim, and plays dressed-up next to chinos. The back panel arrives untouched — prime position for a chenille letter or embroidered crest, or leave it clean for the timeless look.

Specifications

Fit & Sizing

The standard letterman silhouette: structured shoulder, easy chest, ribbed waistband sitting at the hip.

Model reference: Worn in size Medium by a model who is 6'0" (183 cm) and 165 lbs (75 kg).

True to size for the fit pictured; go one up for relaxed layering. Give the size chart a look before ordering — comparing its finished measurements to your best-fitting jacket beats guessing every time, and it's the difference between good and perfect.

Why This Jacket

• The original letterman pairing — navy and white is the colorway varsity jackets were practically born in, recognizable across a century of American athletics
• White top grain cowhide sleeves — genuine hide with a smooth finish, structured enough to hold the sleeve's shape for years
• Works-with-everything navy — deeper than any blue, softer than black, and flattering against denim, khaki, gray, and white alike
• 24-oz melton wool build — the traditional heavyweight cloth that blocks wind and keeps its lines
• Clean navy back panel — the classic canvas for a white chenille letter, or leave it minimal

Care Instructions

Dry clean only — mixed wool and leather never goes in a machine. Between cleanings, a soft garment brush keeps the navy wool crisp, and the white sleeves stay bright with a quick wipe-down after wear and a coat of clear conditioner each season. Skip direct heat entirely; let the jacket dry on a wide hanger at room temperature.