Old School Olive Brown Sheep leather jacket

Olive Brown Leather Jacket with Cargo Pockets

This olive brown leather jacket keeps an old-school bomber shape while adding a practical two-pocket front. The muted camel-to-olive brown sheep leather has a warm, versatile finish, and the pointed shirt collar makes the jacket feel more relaxed than a stand-collar racer. Matching tan rib knit completes the sleeves and waist.

Exact Pocket and Hem Construction

The front uses a centered brass zipper beneath a narrow leather snap placket. Exactly two oversized lower cargo patch pockets sit symmetrically at the waist. Each pocket has a broad pointed flap and an integrated vertical side-entry opening, providing the visual structure of a utility pocket without adding chest storage. There are no chest pockets or chest zippers.

Tan rib-knit cuffs finish the sleeves. At the hem, short leather tabs flank the center zipper while rib-knit sections wrap around the sides and continue across the full back. The rear construction includes a horizontal shoulder yoke, a smooth central field, and a horizontal waist panel seam. There is no hood, quilting, belt, epaulets, or decorative patch. A satin or polyester lining provides a smooth interior. No protective motorcycle rating or insulation claim is made.

Fit and Everyday Styling

The waist-length bomber profile works over a crew-neck tee, light knit, or one of our men leather shirts. Black or charcoal bottoms sharpen the warm leather tone; explore coordinated options in our mens leather pants. For other pocket layouts and collar shapes, browse our mens leather jackets. MasterClass's bomber jacket styling guide offers additional casual outfit ideas.

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 before comparing them with the size chart. Allow suitable ease if you plan to wear more than a lightweight layer.

Care for the Olive-Brown Finish

Wipe dust away with a soft dry cloth and air-dry the jacket naturally if it becomes damp. Keep it away from direct heat, prolonged sunlight, washing machines, and household cleaners. Test any specialist conditioner in a hidden area because treatment may deepen the olive-brown tone.