Double Goose Burgundy Leather V-Bomber Jacket

Chevron Quilting Meets a Classic Bomber Shape in Rich Burgundy Lambskin

Burgundy doesn't show up often in leather outerwear, and when it does, it's usually on a calfskin coat built for extended, mid-thigh length. This one is different — a genuine Double Goose V-Bomber jacket at a standard, hip-length cut, finished in a deep burgundy lambskin with a soft satin sheen instead of the high-gloss finish you'd see on a longer piece. The signature chevron V-quilting runs across the chest and back the way it always has on this silhouette, and a detachable opossum fur collar sits over a stand-up leather base for the days that actually call for it. You can browse the rest of our V-Bomber jacket range for other colorways built the same way.

Softer Hide, Different Rules

Lambskin runs noticeably softer and lighter than the calfskin used across our longer coat builds, which is part of why this jacket feels closer to the body rather than structured and stiff. The trade-off is that lambskin needs slightly gentler handling day to day, since it's thinner than calfskin by nature. If you prefer this same chevron-quilt construction in a heavier, insulated coat length, our down coat collection carries the build further with a sturdier calfskin shell.

The Waistband That Locks Out Wind

Unlike a longline coat that relies on drawcords, this jacket seals warmth in through a fully elasticated leather waistband and matching cuffs — the classic bomber approach that's defined this V-quilt silhouette since it first became a wardrobe staple. It's part of why the history behind how this V-quilt pattern became a genuine streetwear icon is worth a read if you're curious where the design actually comes from.

Fur or Guard — Your Call Each Morning

The detachable opossum fur collar snaps onto a clean leather stand-up base, and a separate stud-fastened chin guard flap attaches independently of the fur — so you can run the jacket bare-collar on milder days, add just the chin guard for wind, or clip on the full fur piece once temperatures actually drop. Twin angled welt pockets close with branded snaps up front, and two zippered pockets sit inside the lining for anything you don't want bouncing loose.

A Fit That Sits Closer to the Body

At a standard hip-length rather than the extended mid-thigh cut of our coats, this jacket naturally sits closer to the body, with less room built in for heavy layering underneath. Run your chest measurement against our size chart before ordering, especially if you're between sizes — a bomber cut like this is less forgiving on fit than a longline coat.

Start the Care Habit Early

Burgundy lambskin develops character with wear, but only if it's looked after — keep it away from harsh direct heat, condition it periodically, and store it on a proper hanger rather than folded in a drawer so the elasticated waist doesn't lose its shape. We've laid out the full cleaning, storage, and conditioning steps in our leather jacket care guide, worth bookmarking if this is your first lambskin piece.

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