Brown-Green Leather Two Tone V Bomber Leather Jacket

Brown-Green Leather Two Tone V Bomber Leather Jacket

Two-tone construction means the jacket is built from panels of two different coloured hides rather than one. Here that is brown and green, split along the natural seam lines so the colour change follows the structure of the jacket instead of cutting across it. It is considerably more work than a single-colour jacket, because every panel edge becomes a seam that has to line up.

• Material: Real leather in brown and green with a fur collar
• Fit: Regular V-bomber fit
• Closure: Front zip with fur collar
• Color: Brown and green
• Care: Dry cloth on the leather, brush the fur, never wash

How two-tone is built

Each colour is cut as separate panels and joined at the seam. That sounds simple and is not: the two hides have to be matched for weight and grain so they behave the same way when stitched, and every join has to be exact, because a two-tone seam is visible in a way a single-colour one never is.

Doing it along the structural seam lines — shoulder, side, sleeve — is what stops it looking like a random colour block. The colour change explains the shape of the jacket rather than fighting it.

Brown and green together

These two sit next to each other naturally, which is why the combination works where brighter pairings look like sportswear. Both are earth tones, so the contrast is present without being loud — the jacket is distinctive from close up and reads as a single dark shape from a distance.

For single-colour versions, our plain V-bombers are in the V Bomber Leather Jackets range.

The V collar

Closed, the collar stands high around the neck and seals the throat gap. Opened, it falls into a wide V across the chest and shoulders. The neckline and shoulder seams are reinforced to carry its weight — particularly important on a panelled jacket, where the neckline already carries more seams than a plain one.

Build and warmth

Real leather throughout with a metal tooth main zip on a reinforced tape. Double-stitched seams — and on a two-tone jacket there are more of them, all reinforced. Lined through the body, so with the collar it works as a winter jacket rather than a three-season one.

Fit and styling

Regular fit. Take your normal size — room for a jumper is already built into the pattern.

Because the jacket already carries two colours, keep everything else to one: dark denim or black trousers, a plain top, boots. Adding a third colour makes the panelling look accidental. See our Men Bomber Leather Jackets or Men Leather Jackets.

Sizes and made to order

Each jacket is built after you order. Standard sizes are XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL and 5XL, plus Custom — send chest, waist, sleeve and back length after checkout at no extra charge. Two-tone panel work adds production time. Free worldwide shipping and secure checkout are included.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does two tone mean here?

The jacket is built from panels of two differently coloured hides, joined along the structural seam lines rather than printed or dyed in sections.

Is both colours real leather?

Yes, both are real leather, matched for weight and grain so the panels behave the same when stitched.

Why does it cost more than a plain jacket?

Every panel edge becomes a visible seam that has to line up exactly, which is considerably more work than a single-colour build.

Can you tell me more about the fur?

Message us before ordering if you need details on the fur type and sourcing and we will confirm before you buy.

What should I wear it with?

One colour elsewhere — dark denim or black, a plain top and boots. A third colour makes the panelling look accidental.

What size should I order?

Your normal size. Room for a jumper is already built into the pattern. Custom sizing is free.

How do I care for it?

Dry cloth on the leather, soft brush on the fur. Never machine wash or dry clean, and never put conditioner on the fur.