Men’s Brown Embroidered B3 Airforce Shearling Bomber Jacket

This brown B3 Airforce bomber brings together three distinct elements: a waxed leather surface, warm shearling construction and detailed military-inspired embroidery. The result is a substantial winter jacket with more visual character than a plain leather bomber.

The exterior has a deep brown waxed finish with natural variations in tone and texture. A cream shearling collar and interior soften the heavier aviation styling, while 2x2 knitted ribbing at the cuffs and waistband creates the close, recognisable shape of a classic flight bomber.

A Closer Look at the Embroidery

The front is decorated with multiple aviation-inspired graphics rather than a single logo. A circular “32” emblem is accompanied by “13th SQ. Division” lettering, while additional stencil-style text and identification numbers recreate the appearance of personalised flight clothing.

The embroidery is applied directly to the leather panels so it remains part of the jacket’s construction rather than resembling a temporary print. Placement across the chest creates an intentionally irregular, field-worn appearance.

These graphics are decorative Airforce-inspired details. The jacket is not presented as an original military-issued garment or an exact historical reproduction.

Waxed Leather and Shearling Construction

Waxing gives the brown leather greater visual depth and a slightly aged surface. Some sections may appear lighter or darker depending on the grain, wax distribution and lighting. With regular wear, the finish can develop additional character around the elbows, seams and pocket openings.

A wide turn-down shearling collar provides soft coverage around the neck. The cream wool continues through the interior, giving the jacket the warmth and substantial feel associated with genuine shearling outerwear.

The body is assembled from shaped leather panels with tonal topstitching around the shoulders, sleeves and chest. Stitching around the embroidered sections and pocket edges helps keep these detailed areas defined.

Closure, Pockets and Ribbing

An original YKK zipper provides the main front closure. The zipper runs between the embroidered chest panels without interrupting the overall design.

Two exterior pockets offer accessible storage for everyday belongings, while one internal pocket provides a more discreet location for a wallet, cards or phone.

The cuffs and waistband use 2x2 knitted ribbing. This denser rib pattern stretches when worn and helps the openings return toward their original shape. The ribbed hem also pulls the lower body inward, producing the traditional waist-length bomber silhouette.

Explore additional military and aviation designs in our bomber leather jacket collection, or compare this style with our broader selection of shearling leather jackets.

Product Specifications

• Genuine sheepskin shearling construction
• Waxed brown leather exterior
• Cream shearling collar and interior
• Military-inspired chest embroidery
• Circular “32” squadron-style emblem
• Stencilled lettering and identification graphics
• Original YKK front zipper
• Two exterior pockets
• One internal pocket
• 2x2 knitted rib cuffs
• Matching 2x2 rib waistband
• Structured leather panel construction
• Tonal visible topstitching
• Regular-length bomber silhouette
• Approximate weight: 1.6–2.0 kg, depending on size

Weight and Fit

At approximately 1.6–2.0 kg, this is a substantial jacket rather than a lightweight leather layer. The exact weight changes with size because larger jackets require more leather, shearling, ribbing and hardware.

The ribbed waistband creates a closer fit around the lower body, while the chest and shoulders retain a structured bomber shape. Check the finished garment measurements before selecting a size. Allow additional room if you intend to wear thick layers underneath.

Natural variations in leather grain, colour and shearling density are expected. Embroidery positioning may also differ slightly between production batches.

Care for the Leather and Embroidery

Use a specialist experienced with leather, shearling and embroidered garments for complete cleaning. Do not machine wash, soak, bleach or tumble dry the jacket.

Avoid rubbing the embroidery with stiff brushes or applying leather conditioner directly over the threadwork. Test any treatment on a concealed area first because conditioners may darken the waxed brown finish.

If the jacket becomes damp, blot away surface moisture and allow it to dry naturally away from radiators and direct sunlight. Store it on a broad hanger in a ventilated space rather than inside sealed plastic.

Returns and exchanges are available. Please read our Return and Exchange Policy for the applicable conditions.