Double Goose Burgundy Lambskin V-Bomber Jacket

Oxblood Down Puffer Featuring Sculptural Chevrons Beneath Removable Brown Opossum

The Double Goose burgundy V-bomber jacket combines the softness of lambskin with the insulated volume and geometric identity of an original V-cut leather puffer. Its deep wine-red shell carries a restrained satin polish rather than the intense shine of the Chili colorway, giving the jacket a richer and more adaptable appearance.

A detachable brown opossum-fur collar frames the neckline, while layered chevron channels travel across both sides of the body. This model expands our burgundy V-quilt jacket range with a lighter-feeling hide, practical four-pocket storage and a compact waist-length profile.

Best suited for: buyers seeking an insulated men’s burgundy leather bomber jacket with softer movement, recognizable Double Goose detailing and enough color depth to work with both neutral and earth-tone wardrobes.

Wine-Tone Surface Character

The shell sits between burgundy, oxblood and dark wine red. Under direct light, the smooth lambskin reveals muted plum and reddish-brown undertones; in shade, it reads as a deeper maroon. Tonal stitching allows that color variation to remain the focus.

The finish is polished but not mirror-like or patent coated. This makes the jacket easier to coordinate than a bright scarlet puffer while remaining more distinctive than black or brown. Buyers wanting extended coverage in similarly refined leather tones can browse our longline tailored hide collection.

Angular Baffle Composition

Diagonal padded channels descend from the shoulders and meet toward the center zipper, forming the jacket’s characteristic V-cut structure. In U.S. outerwear terminology, these panels may be described as chevron quilting, arrow baffles or V-channel construction.

This is a structural quilt arrangement rather than a printed diamond pattern. The same directional lines continue into the shoulder and sleeve panels, providing definition without contrast-colored piping. For a less padded interpretation of short leather outerwear, compare our structured snap-front trucker styles.

Two-Way Neck Adaptability

The brown opossum-fur trim adds natural tonal depth through chestnut, taupe and darker guard hairs. It attaches over a fully finished padded burgundy leather collar and can be removed when a cleaner transitional-weather appearance is preferred.

With the fur detached, metal snaps and a structured stand-collar shape remain visible. The supplied specification also identifies a stud-fastened throat guard, allowing additional coverage around the neck without depending entirely on the fur trim.

Because this is natural fur, individual collars may show slight differences in shade, pile direction and color distribution. Those variations are material characteristics rather than manufacturing faults.

Supple Hide Movement

Lambskin is naturally softer and more pliable than the calfskin used on several heavier V-Bomber colorways. That flexibility helps the padded sleeves and torso move without making the jacket feel excessively rigid. It also means the surface should be protected from abrasive walls, rough bags and sharp accessories.

Specified 90/10 goose-down insulation creates warmth and loft beneath the leather shell. A tonal viscose lining provides a smooth interior for layering over shirts, fine knits or lightweight sweatshirts.

Gathered leather-covered elastic at the wrists and lower hem shapes the classic bomber taper. These sections are elasticated leather casings—not exposed rib-knit panels. No waterproof or certified temperature rating has been supplied.

Secure Storage Integration

Two angled welt pockets follow the lower front seams and close with branded snap buttons. Their diagonal positioning keeps the openings accessible without interrupting the chevron layout.

Inside the lining, two zippered chest compartments provide more protected storage for a wallet, phone or travel essentials. A full-length metal zipper closes the front, while dark shoulder rivets and yellow Double Goose labels provide measured contrast against the oxblood shell.

No embroidered patch, printed character, external chest pocket or oversized rear logo is visible. The branding remains concentrated at the inner neck, pocket welt, snap hardware and shoulder rivets.

Symmetrical Back Engineering

Three descending chevron levels shape the upper and middle rear panels. A vertical center seam divides the construction evenly, while curved shoulder sections connect the body to the rounded padded sleeves.

The lower rear remains comparatively uncluttered before gathering into the elasticated waistband. No external back pocket, decorative Western yoke or contrasting seam tape is present. For outerwear with more visible frontier detailing, explore our ranch-inspired leather silhouettes.

Technical Profile

• Product style: Men’s Double Goose V-cut leather puffer bomber
• Outer shell: Premium genuine lambskin leather
• Color family: Deep burgundy, oxblood and wine red
• Surface: Smooth leather with a soft satin sheen
• Insulation: Specified 90/10 goose-down fill
• Interior: Durable tonal viscose lining
• Fur trim: Detachable genuine brown opossum
• Base neckline: Padded leather stand collar with snap hardware
• Throat detail: Stud-fastened chin-guard section
• Front closure: Full-length metal zipper
• External pockets: Two angled welt hand-warmer pockets with branded snaps
• Internal pockets: Two zippered chest compartments
• Stitching: Tonal seams using durable triple-stitched nylon thread
• Brand accents: Yellow woven labels and dark shoulder rivets
• Edge finish: Elasticated leather-covered cuffs and waistband
• Rear construction: Stacked chevrons divided by a central seam

Accuracy note: Material and construction details have been matched with the supplied photographs and available Double Goose information. Leather grain, fur coloration and minor surface texture naturally vary between garments.

Gentle Maintenance Notes

• Lambskin shell: Dust with a soft cloth and apply leather conditioner sparingly after testing it in a concealed location.
• Burgundy finish: Limit prolonged sunlight and avoid rubbing damp leather against pale clothing until completely dry.
• Down insulation: Hang at room temperature after moisture exposure; never place near a radiator or inside a tumble dryer.
• Opossum collar: Remove before shell cleaning, shake gently to restore the pile and use a fur specialist for staining.
• Viscose lining: Air after wear and spot-clean lightly without saturating the padded channels.
• Elastic edges: Do not overstretch the wrists or waistband, and avoid long-term folded storage.
• Metal fittings: Keep the zipper and snaps dry, clean and free from forced pressure.

Do not machine wash, bleach, iron or use an ordinary dry cleaner. Choose a specialist experienced with lambskin, down insulation and natural fur.

Cold-Weather Outfit Logic

The oxblood shell works especially well with black denim, charcoal wool trousers, dark indigo jeans, cream knitwear and muted olive layers. Brown or black leather boots echo the collar and hardware without competing with the body color.

Wear the fur for a fuller winter silhouette or remove it for a cleaner streetwear profile. Buyers who prefer sportier contrast blocking can also explore our collegiate leather statement pieces.

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