Original price was: $223.00.Current price is: $170.00.
Original price was: $414.00.Current price is: $170.00.
Original price was: $414.00.Current price is: $170.00.
Original price was: $378.00.Current price is: $170.00.
Original price was: $370.00.Current price is: $170.00.
Original price was: $414.00.Current price is: $170.00.

Women’s Vintage Leather Jacket As a Nice Wardrobe Addition 

A vintage leather jacket for women is outerwear that features classic shapes, old-school details, and a lasting appeal over time. On top of that, this collection comes with lapel and stand-up collars, zip and snap-tab closures, and details such as studded shoulders or faux shearling trim. You will find vintage styles focusing on strong details that give them character whenever you wear them. Plus, timeless colors are available in both faux and genuine leather, depending on your preference. The best thing about owning a leather jacket is that you won’t have to think twice about how to style it. Jeans, trousers, skirts, or simple dresses- everything goes well with it for a night out or cooler days when you want a little more edge.

A Closer Look at the Materials Used 

Material can change the look and feel of the jacket. Here’s a simple look at the materials used in this collection.

Sheepskin Leather

We mostly use top-grain sheepskin for all of our products. The reason is that top-grain is the outer layer of the hide that gives the jacket a natural surface while keeping it soft and comfortable. Each clothing piece generally weighs around 1.25 to 2.5 pounds, so you can enjoy leather without unnecessary weight.

The lining is viscose, which gives a smooth feel when you put the jacket on. Depending on the style, you’ll find zipper closures, snap-tab closures, lapel collars, stand-up collars, and zipper cuffs. The pocket layouts also give you useful space without adding too much bulk.

Faux Leather

The faux collection here lets you experience a leather-like look at an affordable price. It uses a viscose lining and a YKK zipper closure, with a lapel collar and zipper cuffs for a clean, structured finish. Multiple inside and outside pockets make it stylish while keeping it practical.

Between leather and imitation, you can choose based on the feel, construction, and price that work best for you.

Which Vintage Leather Jacket Style Fits You Best?

You’ll find several different looks in this collection, so you can choose the one that feels right for your wardrobe, not just the first jacket you see.

Studded Shoulders: This black real leather style brings a stronger vintage edge with its studded shoulders, lapel collar, zipper front, and zipper cuffs. It works especially well for nights out or casual outfits when you want your jacket to be the main feature. The studded shoulder gives it more character without losing its classic shape.

Stand-Up Collar: If you prefer a cleaner look and want to keep things simple, a jacket with a stand-up collar, zip front, and zipper cuffs will work. It is easy to wear with jeans, trousers, or casual dresses when you want a vintage feel without too many extra details. The stand-up collar keeps it sharper and structured.

Shearling Collar: This is an ideal pick if you want warmth and a softer vintage look. The faux shearling collar, snap-tab closure, and snap-tab cuffs come with a cozy finish – best for colder days. The collar, here, has a prominent detail around the face with a clean overall look.

Faux Jacket: For a vintage vibe without leather, vegan style gives you just the same amount of richness. Featuring a lapel collar, YKK zipper closure, and zipper cuffs, it works well when your outfit is simple and you want the jacket to bring the color and personality. Besides, the material option makes this a more affordable choice.

The Right Fit

The best way to get the right fit is by comparing your body measurements with the chart provided. This women’s vintage leather jacket collection offers sizes from XXS to 5XL, with bust measurements ranging from 29-30 inches to 46-46.5 inches.

The chart also provides shoulder, sleeve, and waist measurements, so you can check more than just your chest. For example, XS has a 15-inch shoulder and 23.5-inch sleeves, while 2XL has a 17.5-inch shoulder and 26-inch sleeves.

So for the best-fitting outerwear, make sure it sits naturally on your frame without pulling or restricting your movement. The sleeves should reach your wrist, and the waist should not feel too tight when the jacket is zipped or buttoned up.

We also offer custom options if you want a personalized option, and it may take up to 6 weeks, depending on the detailing, effort, weather, and season. 

Advice: size up if you plan to wear a thick sweater or extra layers underneath.

Easy Ways to Style Your Vintage Leather Jacket

Here are some simple ways to style a vintage leather jacket for women. 

With Denim: Pair the black studded jacket with a deep burgundy knit top, black wide-leg trousers, and black pointed ankle boots for a strong but polished look.

Leather and Skirt: Throw the black vintage jacket over a forest-green pleated midi skirt. Add a black tucked-in blouse and brown knee-high leather boots,

Warmer Look: On a dinner date, style the shearling-collar jacket with a rust-orange sweater, cream straight-leg trousers, and dark-brown Chelsea boots when the weather gets colder.

Keeping a Leather Jacket in Good Shape

The leather jacket cleaning process is quite simple:

  • Use a soft, dry cloth to remove the dust or dry dirt.
  • For stains or marks, use leather cleaner or prepare a water-soap home-based solution.
  • Apply leather conditioner every few months to prevent it from drying and cracking.
  • For any cleaner or conditioner, test on a hidden area first, such as under the collar.
  • Avoid wearing it in the rain or machine washing, as moisture damages the leather.
  • Wipe away moisture gently and let the jacket air-dry naturally if it gets wet.
  • Hang your women’s vintage leather jacket on a wide, sturdy hanger to help the shoulders keep their shape.
  • Store the jacket in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place, covered with a breathable garment bag.
  • Keep it away from direct heat.

Why Buy Vintage Jackets From NYC Jackets?

NYC Jackets offers vintage leather jackets at an affordable price, so more people can own a style they genuinely love without burdening their bank. 

For ready-made orders, you can expect your jacket to reach you within 8 to 10 days. If you need a custom size, your jacket can take 2 to 6 weeks, depending on the detailing, effort involved, and other factors.

If you have a concern about a return or exchange, please inform NYC Jackets within 3 days of receiving your order. Eligible returns can be sent back within 30 days. 

FAQs

Are vintage leather jackets worth buying?

Yes, a well-made piece of outerwear is worth your money, especially if you want something you can keep wearing for years. A vintage leather jacket for women can develop a beautiful aged look over time and still llookgood without looking outdated. Just make sure the leather, stitching, fit, and overall condition are done well.

What type of leather is used in these vintage jackets?

Top-grain sheepskin is used widely in almost all of the products, which is why the jackets feel soft and light. You can wear them all day long without looking bulky or feeling heavy.

Can women over 50 wear a leather jacket?

Absolutely. Age doesn’t matter when it comes to any garment, let alone leather garments. Keep it simple so it matches your style and personality. For a modern vibe, combine the outerwear with trendy pieces like trousers, a midi skirt, loafers, boots, or even a simple dress to balance the look. 

How can you tell if a leather jacket is truly vintage?

You can often tell a vintage leather jacket by checking its label, zipper, lining, stitching, and overall wear. The inside label can give an idea about the brand and when it was made. Older zippers and lining styles can also help narrow down the age. However, some newer jackets are simply made to look vintage as per demand.

How should a vintage leather jacket fit?

The jacket should naturally sit on your shoulders and reach your wristbone. The hem must be around the hip. It should be neither too tight nor too loose, but comfortably snug. You must be able to wear it with or without underlayers. However, for extra layers, sizing up is the right option to avoid movement restrictions.

What should I wear with a vintage jacket?

It’s a versatile piece of clothing, so you have plenty of options. Depending on the jacket style, try a jacket with a skirt and ankle boots or with dark straight-leg jeans and brown boots. For a more polished outfit, pair it with tailored trousers and a simple knit top.