MATERIAL & CARE

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Real Leather

Real leather is used on selected JacketsX styles for a structured feel, strong surface texture, and a sharp outerwear look. It works well for leather jackets, biker jackets, bomber jackets, and riding-inspired designs.

For care, keep real leather away from heavy moisture, store it on a wide hanger, and avoid folding it for long periods. Use leather care products only when suitable for the specific leather type.

Vegan Leather

Vegan leather is used on selected jacket styles as an animal-free material option. It gives a clean jacket look and works well for fashion jackets, biker styles, bomber jackets, and everyday outerwear.

To care for vegan leather, wipe the surface gently with a soft damp cloth and avoid harsh chemicals, direct heat, or rough scrubbing.

Denim

Denim is a strong casual fabric used for everyday layering and streetwear-friendly jacket styles. It is commonly used in men’s denim jackets, women’s denim jackets, oversized looks, cropped styles, and daily-wear outerwear.

Denim should be washed only when needed. Turn the jacket inside out, use cold water, and let it air dry to help protect the color and fabric shape.

Wool

Wool is commonly used in varsity jackets and colder-season outerwear because it adds warmth, structure, and a classic jacket feel. It works well with rib-knit trims, snap fronts, leather-style sleeves, patches, and embroidery.

For care, brush lightly when needed, avoid soaking, and keep wool jackets stored in a dry place. Dry cleaning may be recommended depending on the jacket details.

Satin

Satin is used in selected bomber jackets, varsity jackets, and lightweight fashion outerwear. It gives jackets a smooth surface and a clean finish, making it useful for casual, streetwear, and team-inspired styles.

Satin should be handled carefully. Avoid rough surfaces, strong heat, and heavy washing. Spot cleaning or gentle cleaning is better for keeping the surface smooth.

Polyester

Polyester is used in selected puffer jackets, bomber jackets, linings, and lightweight outerwear. It can help create jackets that feel easy to wear, practical for daily use, and suitable for seasonal layering.

For care, follow the product label when available. Use gentle cleaning, avoid high heat, and let the jacket dry naturally when possible.

Shearling

Shearling is used in selected colder-season jacket styles for warmth, texture, and a winter-ready look. It is often seen in shearling jackets, aviator-inspired styles, and heavier outerwear designs.

Shearling needs careful handling. Keep it away from heavy rain, avoid machine washing, and use professional cleaning when needed.

Synthetic Shearling

Synthetic shearling is used in selected jackets to create a soft inner feel and warm seasonal look. It is a useful option for winter jackets, puffer-style designs, and shearling-inspired outerwear.

To care for synthetic shearling, avoid high heat, harsh brushing, and heavy moisture. Let the jacket air dry naturally if it becomes slightly damp.

HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR JACKET

01

Read the Product Details

Before cleaning, check the product material and care notes. Different jackets need different handling based on fabric, lining, trim, and finishing.

02

Avoid Heavy Washing

Do not wash jackets too often. Overwashing can affect color, fabric feel, lining, shape, and surface finish.

03

Spot Clean First

For small marks, use a soft cloth and gentle cleaning method based on the material. Avoid strong chemicals or rough scrubbing.

04

Keep Away From High Heat

Avoid dryers, direct heaters, and long exposure to harsh sunlight. High heat can affect leather, vegan leather, satin, polyester, wool, and shearling-style materials.

05

Store the Right Way

Hang your jacket on a wide hanger to help keep its shape. Store it in a cool, dry place with enough space around it.

06

Use Professional Cleaning When Needed

For leather, wool, shearling, heavy stains, or detailed custom jackets, professional cleaning is safer than home washing.