Black Bomber Leather Jacket hooded - The Bougees

Hooded Black Leather Bomber Jacket with Four Pockets

This hooded black leather bomber jacket combines a smooth sheep-leather body with a fixed hood and the compact proportions of a traditional bomber. Black rib-knit edges keep the jacket close at the cuffs and waist, while antique-brass zippers add a controlled contrast across the otherwise monochrome design.

Fixed Hood and Exact Pocket Layout

The fixed black hood includes matching drawcords with leather-tipped ends and rests naturally behind the neck when not in use. A straight antique-brass zipper closes the center front. Exactly two horizontal brass-zip chest pockets sit beneath the shoulder panel, and exactly two lower angled welt pockets provide hand-level storage. The front and sleeves remain smooth, with simple vertical shaping seams rather than quilting.

Black rib-knit cuffs and a continuous black rib-knit waistband complete the bomber construction. The back stays plain beneath the hood with a clean shoulder yoke and restrained seam work. There is no fur trim, quilted panel, waist belt, epaulet, snap flap, or exterior patch pocket. The inside is finished with a satin or polyester lining and practical inner storage. This is fashion outerwear; no protective motorcycle rating or guaranteed insulation level is claimed.

Fit and Outfit Ideas

The fitted waist-length cut works over a white tee, lightweight knit, or one of our men leather shirts. Pair it with dark denim or continue the all-black look with our mens leather pants. You can compare hooded, collarless, and classic bomber options in our mens leather jackets. GQ's bomber jacket guide provides broader notes on fit and versatility.

Please make sure the selected size matches your actual body measurements and not only your usual jacket size. Measure your chest, shoulders, sleeve length, and waist, then compare them carefully with the product size chart. Leave extra ease if you intend to wear a thicker layer.

Leather and Hood Care

Wipe the leather with a soft dry cloth and let the jacket air-dry naturally if damp. Keep it away from strong heat, prolonged sun, machine washing, and household detergent. Test leather conditioner in a hidden area and avoid saturating the hood drawcords or rib-knit sections.