Double Goose Black Leather V-Parka with Fur Collar

A Mid-Thigh Leather Coat Built With Chevron Quilting and True Arctic-Grade Goose Down

This isn't a jacket that stops at the waist — it's a full mid-thigh V-parka, cut from smooth black calfskin leather and quilted in continuous chevron panels that run unbroken from collar to hem, front and back. Underneath the shell sits a 90/10 goose down fill, the same ratio used in genuine arctic-grade outerwear, so the warmth-to-weight balance stays high without turning the coat into a stiff, overstuffed shell. It's part of our longline leather coat lineup, built for the kind of cold that a regular jacket simply can't handle.

Inside the Insulation

The outer body is 100% calfskin leather with a smooth, soft-touch finish and a subtle natural sheen — not coated, not corrected-grain, just clean full hide. Packed beneath it is a 90% down, 10% feather fill, which is what gives this coat its loft without adding unnecessary bulk across the shoulders. The interior is finished in a tonal black viscose lining, chosen specifically because it breathes better than a standard polyester lining, so layering underneath doesn't turn into a sweat trap the moment you step indoors.

Hardware That Holds Up

Every closure point on this coat is built to outlast the leather itself. The front placket runs on a heavy-duty YKK two-way zipper, so it opens from the top for ventilation or from the bottom for easier movement when you're sitting or driving. Branded metallic snaps secure the collar and cuffs, metal-tipped drawstrings finish the hem, and shoulder rivets carry the same branding you'd expect on a piece built for daily wear, not just display. Customers who prefer a cleaner, snap-free front often gravitate toward our classic black leather jacket lineup instead — same leather standard, simpler hardware.

Drawcord and Closure Details

Two separate drawcords give this coat shape control most parkas skip entirely: one integrated at the waist to cinch the midsection for a structured silhouette, and a second at the hemline to seal out wind drafts around the legs. The collar itself carries a detachable plush opossum fur trim over a clean stand-up leather base, paired with a stud-fastened chin guard flap for added coverage on the coldest days. Twin angled hand-warmer pockets with snap closures sit up front, while two zippered chest pockets inside the lining handle phone, cards, or anything you don't want bouncing loose.

Dialing In Your Fit

Because this coat carries real insulation and an extended mid-thigh length, it sits fuller through the chest and longer through the body than a cropped bomber or biker cut — check our fit chart before ordering if you plan on layering a hoodie or sweater underneath. The snap-cuff sleeves adjust independently, so you can seal the wrists tight against wind without needing a separate size for arm length. If you're after this same insulated warmth in a shorter, tighter cut, our shearling-lined bomber styles follow a closer body silhouette.

Long-Term Upkeep Tips

Calfskin holds up well against daily wear, but it still needs basic upkeep — wipe it down after exposure to rain or snow, condition the leather every few months to keep it supple, and store it on a wide hanger rather than folded, so the down fill doesn't compress unevenly over time. The detachable fur collar can be removed for storage or cleaning separately from the shell, which also extends the life of both pieces. For more on how this silhouette evolved from functional streetwear into a modern winter coat staple, our roots of this silhouette breakdown covers the full background.

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