Biker Jacket
Asymmetric zip, wide lapels, zipped pockets and belted hem.
Made to Order
Leather Jackets
Custom leather and PU jackets with controlled material selection, panel construction and hardware details.
Best for: Premium outerwear, biker and racer styles, PU programs at accessible price points.
- Genuine leather or PU selected from material cards
- Panels, zipper system and hardware developed to your design
Styles We Develop
Development directions — each one adapted to your design, not stock styles.
Racer Jacket
Clean front, band collar and minimal panels.
Leather Bomber
Rib collar, cuffs and hem on a leather or PU body.
Trucker / Shirt Jacket
Denim-inspired panels and button or snap front.
Oversized Leather Jacket
Dropped shoulder and boxy body.
More Styles
Have another direction in mind? Send a sketch, reference image or tech pack — other styles are developed per project.
Choose Your Leather Direction
Panel Matching & Surface
Leather and leather-look materials require careful attention to surface consistency, panel matching and cutting direction. The material choice also affects seam bulk, edge finishing and repair options, so it should be settled before detailed sampling.
- Genuine leatherNatural grain, ages with wear; availability depends on hides.
- PU leatherConsistent color, lighter and more economical.
- Coated alternativesCoated fabrics with a leather look.
- Surface finishSmooth, pebbled, crinkled, waxed or vintage.
- ThicknessChosen for drape and structure.
- SoftnessFrom firm and structured to soft and drapey.
- GrainNatural, embossed or corrected grain.
- Matte / glossFrom dry matte to high shine.
Lining & Secondary Materials
- LiningPolyester taffeta, satin or quilted lining. Fabric details
- PaddingLight padding or quilting for warmth.
- Rib & knit trimsRib collar, cuffs and hem for leather bombers. Fabric details
- Contrast panelsSuede, PU or fabric panels. Fabric details
Construction
Hardware & Construction
Zippers, snaps, pocket openings and lining must be planned as part of the garment structure. We review their weight, position and compatibility with the chosen material to avoid a heavy or awkward finished jacket.
- Panel placementWhere panels join decides both the look and how much material is used.
- Shoulder structureNatural, padded or epaulette shoulders.
- CollarBand, shirt, notched-lapel or rib collar.
- CuffsZipped, snapped or rib cuffs.
- HemStraight, belted or rib hem.
- LiningFull lining with inner pockets.
- Zipper systemCenter or asymmetric main zip plus pocket and cuff zips.
- PocketsZipped, welt or flap pockets.
Techniques
Leather limits some techniques — each one is checked on the material first.
- EmbroideryPossible on suitable leather and PU; needle holes are permanent, so placement is confirmed first.
- AppliquéLeather or fabric shapes stitched on.
- PatchesSewn-on patches; heat application depends on the material.
- Embossing or printOnly where technically suitable for the leather or PU chosen.
Hardware
- Main zipperMetal zipper sized for leather.
- Pocket zippersMatching zippers for pockets and cuffs.
- SnapsCollar, cuff and pocket snaps.
- BucklesBelt and strap buckles.
- Custom pullersLogo pullers.
- Metal finishSilver, gunmetal, brass, black and others.
Development Examples
Reference → Sample → Final.
Example 01
Varsity-Inspired Faux Leather Jacket
Reference
Sample
Final
- Project brief
- A racing-varsity jacket in faux leather with color-blocked panels and a full patch layout.
- Materials
- Black faux leather body and sleeves; cobalt blue and white faux leather accent panels.
- Key details
- Stand collar, snap front closure, letter and number patches on chest and sleeves, script sleeve graphic, clean or rib cuff and hem.
Example 02
Vintage Oversized Leather Bomber
Reference
Sample
Final
- Project brief
- A relaxed, oversized leather bomber with a worn vintage look.
- Materials
- Vintage-look leather with a distressed surface, matte finish and soft hand feel; woven lining.
- Key details
- Shirt collar, layered curved chest panels, chest zip pocket, welt pockets, zip front, elasticated hem, snap cuffs.
Production Info
- MOQ
- 50 pcs per style per colorLower quantities can be reviewed; cost moves closer to sample pricing.
- Sampling
- Typically 10–15 daysAfter materials and details are confirmed — depends on complexity.
- Bulk Production
- Around 25 daysAfter final sample approval — confirmed with the order schedule.
- Files We Work With
- Tech pack · Sketch · Reference · SampleSize chart, artwork files and target market details help the review.
Genuine leather depends on hide availability; color and thickness are confirmed with material cards before sampling.
FAQ
What is the difference between genuine leather and PU?
Genuine leather has natural grain, ages with wear and costs more. PU leather is lighter, consistent in color and more economical. Both are available as material samples.
How durable is PU, and how is it cared for?
Durability depends on the PU quality and backing chosen. Care instructions follow the material — usually spot-clean or specialist cleaning — and go on the care label.
Can I choose leather thickness and finish?
Yes, based on material availability and the project. Thickness and finish are confirmed with material cards before sampling.
Can you match a specific color?
PU can be matched closely to a reference. Genuine leather depends on tannery colors and can vary between hides.
What hardware can I choose?
Main and pocket zippers, snaps, buckles and logo pullers in different metal finishes.
What is the minimum quantity?
Usually 50 pcs per style per color. Lower quantities can be reviewed, but the cost structure may be close to sample pricing.
Develop Your Jacket
Send your design, reference or tech pack for your leather project.