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Explore Old Gold Wool and White Leather Sleeves Hooded Varsity Jacket, including its materials, available options, sizing, and customization details.
Melton Wool & Cowhide Leather. Diamond quilted lining for superior warmth. Fully customizable with patches and colors.
Specifications
Specifications Body Material: Melton Wool Sleeve Material: Cowhide Leather Lining: Quilted Polyester with Dacron Fill Closure: Coated Steel Snap Buttons Fit: Classic Unisex American Fit Weight: Approx. 2-4 lbs / 1-2 kg Origin: Handcrafted by artisans, Designed in USA
Care instructions
Care Instructions Melton Wool Care for your melton wool varsity jacket like a suit, not a hoodie. Brush off dust after each game or class. Spot clean marks with cool water and a tiny bit of wool soap. If it needs a wash, use cold water, gentle motion, and short time. Lay the jacket flat on a towel and shape the ribs and cuffs while damp. Keep it away from heat and strong sun. Do: Use a soft clothes brush after wearing. Do: Air the jacket in shade, not sun. Do not: Machine wash on heavy cycle or use bleach. Do not: Tumble dry or hang it soaking wet. Full-Grain Cowhide Leather Treat your cowhide leather varsity or bomber jacket like real skin. Wipe it with a soft dry cloth after wearing. For light spots, use a damp cloth and mild leather cleaner only. Let the jacket dry at room temperature, away from heaters and windows. Condition a few times a year so the leather stays strong and smooth. Do: Store on a wide hanger to keep the shoulder shape. Do: Use a trusted leather conditioner when the leather feels dry. Do not: Machine wash, soak, or wring the jacket. Do not: Dry it in direct sun or near a heater. Quilted / Polyester Linings Quilted polyester linings sit inside varsity, bomber, and puffer jackets. They add light padding and need gentle care. Turn the jacket inside out so the lining is on the outside. Wash in cold water, gentle cycle, and mild detergent. Avoid long, hard spins so the fill stays even. Shake the jacket after washing to spread the padding, then hang to dry. Do: Smooth the lining by hand while it is still damp. Do: Store the jacket fully dry to prevent odor and mildew. Do not: Twist or wring the quilted parts. Do not: Use high dryer heat, which can damage the fill.
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- XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL
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Questions about Hooded
Sizing, options, and ordering information for this style.
A hooded varsity jacket combines the classic letterman shape with a soft, lined hood at the neckline for extra coverage and a more modern, streetwear-ready look — popular for everyday and outdoor wear.
Yes. Adults can wear varsity jackets after high school when the jacket fits well and the design feels current. Choose cleaner colors, fewer patches, and quality materials if you want a mature everyday look.
A custom Jacketee varsity jacket can also be designed around a club, company, university group, or personal milestone instead of only a school sports memory.
- Use simple color combinations.
- Keep patches meaningful.
- Choose a fit that works over tees or hoodies.
No, it is not weird if the jacket fits your current style or represents a college club, team, society, or achievement. A very old high school jacket may feel nostalgic, but a clean college varsity jacket can look intentional.
For campus wear, keep the outfit simple and let the jacket be the main piece.
- Use college group artwork or initials.
- Avoid too many unrelated patches.
- Pair it with denim, chinos, cargos, or simple sneakers.
Yes. Varsity jackets are now worn by adults, brands, companies, creators, teams, and schools. The adult version usually looks best with refined colors, subtle embroidery, and a clean fit.
- Black, navy, charcoal, cream, burgundy, and forest green work well.
- Tonal sleeves can look more professional.
- Small embroidery often feels more mature than oversized graphics.