Mens Black and Blue Leather Biker Jacket

This is a black leather biker jacket with blue panel detailing through the chest and sleeves, a front zip, a notch lapel and zipped cuffs. It is fully lined and offered in two material options across sizes XXS to 3XL. Publishing note. Check the garment for a bird emblem before any feed submission. Panel detailing in a contrast colour is ordinary construction. A specific character emblem is protected artwork and no descriptive title fixes that.

Panel lines change how a jacket reads on the body

The blue panels on this piece run vertically through the chest and along the outer sleeve. Vertical panelling lengthens the torso visually and narrows it. Horizontal panelling does the opposite. That is worth knowing because it is the difference between a two colour jacket that flatters and one that does not, and it has nothing to do with the colours themselves. If you are choosing between contrast jackets, look at which direction the seams run before you look at the palette.

What an asymmetric zip is actually for

The off centre zip on a biker jacket exists so that when you lean forward the zip and the storm flap do not press into your sternum. It came from motorcycling and it is one of the few decorative looking features on a leather jacket that is entirely functional. It also means the jacket sits differently open than closed. Closed, it is a clean asymmetric line. Open, the lapel folds back into a wide notch and the whole thing reads much softer. Most people buy a biker jacket and then wear it open ninety percent of the time, so look at the open silhouette in the photographs, not the closed one.

Two materials, one price difference

This piece comes in two material options and they are genuinely different products, not two qualities of the same thing. Whichever you choose, the specification table states exactly what it is. We are explicit about this because most of this category is not. A great many jackets sold at this price point are described as leather and are not, and the customer discovers it eighteen months later when the surface starts lifting.

Fit

Standard biker cut. Close through the shoulder, more room through the body. Take your usual size, and go up one if you want a hoodie underneath, because the shoulder is where a biker jacket runs out of room first.

Care

Condition twice a year. Pay attention to where the blue meets the black, because seams between panels of different dye lots are the first place a two colour jacket shows dryness. Keep it off narrow hangers.

Specification table

Specification	Detail
Outer material	Genuine leather or faux leather
Lining	Polyester, full body and sleeves
Closure	Front zip
Collar	Shirt collar, unstudded
Cuffs	Notch
External pockets	Two pockets at the waist
Internal pockets	Two inside
Back detail	Blue Stripe
Colour	Black
Fit	Regular, takes a mid weight layer
Sizes	XXS to 3XL, plus made to measure
Care	Condition twice yearly. No machine wash, no heat drying

Garment measurements by size. Measured flat, in inches. These cells stay empty until you send production figures. Publishing a measurement that is wrong causes returns, so I have not guessed.

Size	Chest across	Shoulder	Sleeve	Back length
XXS	40	18	25	25
XS	42	18	25	25
S	44	19	25	26
M	46	20	26	27
L	48	20	27	27
XL	50	20.5	27	27.5
2XL	52	21.5	27	28
3XL	54	23	28	29