Sherpa Bomber Jacket for Men in Black
Sherpa Bomber Jacket
Most bombers give you one way in — this one gives you two. A two-way YKK #8 zipper runs the front, meaning it opens from the bottom as well as the top, which is a genuinely practical detail rather than a styling flourish: sit down, drive, move around, and you've got ventilation and ease of movement most bombers don't bother with.
The Leather Sets a Clean Tone
Smooth, slightly glossy sheepskin at 1.1mm gives this jacket a polished finish rather than the distressed, worn-in look common across a lot of our other bombers — this one's built to look sharp rather than lived-in. It's part of our wider Leather Bomber Jackets collection if you'd rather compare finishes.
The Collar Does the Warming
A sherpa-lined turn-down collar adds real warmth and softness at the neck — sherpa being a soft, fleece-style lining material rather than real fur, chosen specifically for how it feels against skin day to day. Turned down, it sits flat and clean; turned up, it adds coverage against wind.
Cut Like an Aviator Bomber Should Be
Waist-length in the classic aviator-inspired silhouette, with rib-knit cuffs and waistband pulling the fit in at the wrists and hem the way a proper bomber should. Two exterior waist pockets use angled, welt-style openings with leather surrounds — a cleaner construction than a basic patch pocket, and one that keeps the front looking considered rather than just functional.
Before You Order
Check our Size Guide before ordering — the ribbed cuffs and waistband bring the fit in more than an open leather edge would. For more on how we finish our leather across the range, see our Craftsmanship page.
FAQ
What does "sherpa-lined" mean on this collar?
Sherpa refers to a soft, fleece-style lining material — not real fur or shearling. It's used here specifically for warmth and softness at the collar.
How does the two-way zipper work?
The zipper can be opened from the bottom as well as the top, giving you the option to unzip partway from either end for easier movement or added ventilation, rather than only opening from the top down.
Is this a real aviator military jacket?
It's aviator-inspired rather than an issued military reproduction — the bomber silhouette and construction draw on that classic flight jacket shape without being sold as historical mil-spec.