Double Goose V-Bomber Leather Jackets

Discover our Goose Country and Double Goose leather jacket collection — built on a diagonal seam that no other bomber gets right, and real insulation that actually keeps its shape all winter. Whether you're looking for a Double Goose leather jacket in classic black and camel, or a Goose Country leather jacket in tri-color and gradient finishes, every piece comes in genuine full-grain or lambskin leather with a detachable fur collar that switches the whole look in seconds. This isn't a jacket you outgrow after one season — it's the one you reach for every year the cold comes back. Free worldwide shipping, every order.

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Goose Country & Double Goose Leather Jackets | V-Bomber Collection

The V-Bomber earned its name from one detail: a diagonal seam that runs from the collar down to the waist instead of a straight center line. That single design choice changes how the whole jacket sits on the body — closer through the torso, with a leaner line than a standard bomber, while still leaving room underneath for a real insulation layer.

This collection is built around that silhouette, in genuine leather, with the quilted chevron panels and detachable fur collar that defined the style when it first took hold in cold-weather street fashion. Each jacket is finished in full-grain or lambskin leather and filled with insulation packed into individually stitched channels — a construction method that keeps the fill from sliding down or bunching at the hem, which is usually the first thing to fail on a cheaper padded jacket.

Browse the full range of colorways below, from classic black and camel to the tri-color and gradient finishes, each available with a removable collar so the jacket adapts from deep winter to milder days without needing a second coat. If you're not sure which weight or colorway suits your climate, our full guide to choosing the right V-Bomber for winter walks through it in detail.

What Sets This Construction Apart

  • The diagonal seam. It's not just visual — it's what gives the V-Bomber its closer, leaner fit compared to a straight-cut leather bomber.
  • Channel-stitched insulation. Fill stays locked in place across the chest and back instead of shifting or flattening after a season of wear.
  • Leather built for repeat wear. Full-grain and lambskin options are conditioned to stay flexible through an entire cold season, not just a handful of wears.
  • A collar that comes off. Fur trim detaches at the snap track, so one jacket covers both the coldest days and the in-between ones.

Sizing Note

Because the insulation adds structured volume across the chest and shoulders, most customers find the true-to-size fit slightly fuller than a standard leather jacket. If you plan to layer a hoodie or heavy knit underneath, check our size chart before ordering — sizing up by one is common for cold-climate buyers.

Frequently asked questions

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The shell is genuine leather, but the warmth comes from insulation packed into stitched vertical channels across the torso. That channel construction keeps the fill from sliding down or bunching at the bottom hem, which is the main reason padded jackets lose warmth over a season — ours are built to avoid that.

Not with normal care. The leather is conditioned during tanning to stay flexible through repeated cold exposure, and the insulation is quilted into place rather than loose-packed, so it holds its loft across multiple seasons. Store it on a wide hanger during the off-season and avoid compressing it in a tight closet.

It detaches. Each collar attaches via a hidden snap track, so you can wear the jacket with the full fur collar on cold days and remove it for a cleaner, streamlined look when the weather's milder.

Both. The insulation is dense enough to hold up in sustained sub-freezing temperatures, which is why the style originated as functional cold-weather gear before it became a streetwear staple. It performs — the fashion reputation came after the function did.

Both lines share the same channel-stitched insulation and detachable fur collar construction. The Double Goose leather jacket range focuses on classic and gradient colorways, while the Goose Country leather jacket line features bolder tri-color and chevron panel designs with premium fox fur trims — including crystal fox and classic black fox options.