2026 New Arrival Big Sky Shearling Leather Blazer | Espresso Brown

Built from genuine merino sheepskin sourced from Turkey full-grain leather on the outside, natural wool on the inside, the way shearling has been made for a hundred years. Not sherpa. Not polyester. Real sheepskin with the wool still attached to the hide.

This is the modern descendant of the B-3, the jacket the 8th Air Force wore over Europe at 25,000 feet in unheated bombers. We took the lineage and refined it for how a man actually dresses today: waist-length silhouette, clean shearling collar, no costume buckles, no exaggerated proportions. Just a serious cold-weather jacket built to be worn for decades.

The espresso brown develops a richer patina the more you wear it. The wool interior holds heat without bulk. YKK zippers, adjustable snap at the waist, two side-entry hand pockets, and a hidden interior chest pocket. Handcrafted in a limited run.

Features

• Genuine merino wool sheepskin shearling full-grain leather exterior, natural wool interior
• Sourced from Turkey, where shearling has been tanned for generations
• B-3 aviator lineage, modernized fit
• YKK zippers throughout
• Adjustable snap button at the waist
• Two side-entry hand pockets
  
• Limited production run

Frequently Asked Questions

What is shearling?

Shearling is sheepskin with the wool still attached to the hide. The skin is tanned on one side to create soft leather; the wool stays on the other side as natural insulation. It is a single piece of material, not two layers stitched together.

Is this real wool, or is it sherpa?

Real wool. The interior of this jacket is genuine merino wool that grew on the sheep whose hide forms the leather exterior. Sherpa is a synthetic polyester knit made to imitate wool. They are not the same material and do not perform the same way in cold weather.

How warm is a shearling bomber jacket?

Shearling is among the warmest natural materials made into outerwear. The original B-3 was designed to keep aircrews alive at 25,000 feet in unheated aircraft. For ground-level wear, this jacket handles serious winter cold without bulk.

How should a shearling bomber jacket fit?

A shearling bomber should fit close to the body with room for a sweater or flannel underneath. Shoulder seams should sit at the edge of the shoulder, not below it. Sleeves should hit the wrist bone. The jacket should close cleanly at the waist without pulling. Too loose and you lose the heat-trapping advantage of the wool interior.

What size shearling jacket should I order?

Order your standard jacket size for a true-to-size fit with room for a midweight layer underneath. If you typically wear a small leather jacket, order a small here. The jacket is cut close to the body but not slim, and the natural give of the leather means it will conform to your shape over the first month of wear. See our size chart for chest and length measurements.

What should I wear with an espresso brown shearling jacket?

Espresso is one of the most versatile browns it pairs cleanly with denim, raw selvedge, dark indigo, and most earth tones. For a heritage look, layer over a flannel shirt or cable-knit sweater with raw denim and leather boots. For a more refined look, wear over a wool turtleneck with chinos. Avoid pairing with black leather accessories; stick to brown belts and boots in a complementary tone.

How do I care for a shearling leather jacket?

Brush the wool collar regularly with a soft-bristle brush to keep the nap lifted. Spot-clean the leather exterior with a damp cloth. Avoid water saturation, harsh chemicals, and direct heat. Store on a wide wooden hanger in a breathable garment bag.