Original Goose Country Brown V-Bomber Jacket

Cognac Chevron Down Puffer with Espresso Lambskin and Black Fox Fur

The Original Goose Country brown V-Bomber jacket combines a deep espresso leather body with burnished cognac panels arranged in a bold stacked-chevron formation. Its padded waist-length profile, dark fur collar and branded interior give the jacket the distinctive winter presence associated with heritage Goose Country outerwear. View additional color combinations in our brown-toned Original Goose Country lineup.

Designed for men who want substantial cold-weather outerwear without losing the shape of a classic bomber, this two-tone leather jacket balances visual impact with practical insulation. The warm cognac leather directs the eye toward the center zipper, while the espresso-brown lower body and sleeves keep the palette grounded and wearable.

Two-Tone Visual Identity

The front is organized around a broad cognac double-chevron that travels from the shoulders toward the center closure. Dark espresso lambskin surrounds the warmer leather panels, producing a high-contrast color-block effect without relying on printed graphics. Rust-cognac rib-knit cuffs and waistband continue the accent color at the jacket’s edges.

A full dark fur collar frames the neckline and adds depth above the V-shaped chest. For shoppers comparing different silhouettes, our men’s zip-front bomber edit offers additional leather flight-jacket profiles.

Material Ledger

• Shell: Premium full-grain lambskin leather
• Leather thickness: Approximately 1.3 mm
• Finish: Smooth surface with a restrained natural sheen
• Tanning: Vegetable-tanned leather
• Insulation: 70/30 goose-down blend
• Listed down quality: Approximately 700–800+ fill power
• Collar: Detachable black fox fur
• Lining: 140 GSM black satin with printed brand artwork
• Thread: Bonded nylon with approximately 8-stitch-per-inch topstitching
• Closure: Antique-brass YKK #8 center zipper
• Pockets: Two angled hand pockets with engraved snap closures
• Estimated weight: Approximately 2 kg, varying by size

Leather color, grain and sheen can show minor natural variation. The Leather Working Group’s educational guide to how modern leather is made explains how dyeing and finishing influence a hide’s final appearance. This reference provides general leather-industry context and does not represent certification of this product.

Front Architecture

Cognac shoulder sections descend into a sharply pointed chest formation, creating the signature V-Bomber profile. A heavy center zipper divides the design symmetrically, while tonal topstitching traces the joined leather panels without visible exterior cord piping.

Two diagonal hand-warmer pockets are incorporated into the lower panel lines and secured with antique-brass snaps. A small red Goose Country woven label appears beside the wearer’s left pocket, adding a controlled branding accent against the dark leather. More information about panel assembly and finishing is available in our behind-the-seams leatherwork overview.

Rear Geometry

The back repeats the color-block story on a larger scale. A dark pointed yoke sits beneath the collar, followed by a wide cognac chevron that extends across both shoulders and converges at the center. The espresso lower section creates a clean backdrop for this descending V formation.

A vertical center-back seam keeps the rear layout balanced, while shaped shoulder joins and matching topstitching preserve the jacket’s rounded, padded structure. A snap-tab collar band is visible beneath the fur, supporting the removable neckline construction.

Branded Interior

Inside, the black satin lining carries an oversized circular Original Goose Country goose graphic across the back panel. A red woven neck label, circular product hangtag and slim red piping complete the interior presentation. These details create a recognizable branded finish even when the jacket is worn open.

Cold-Weather Use

Goose-down insulation gives the leather shell a softly rounded puffer profile and adds warmth through the torso and sleeves. The detachable fur collar provides additional coverage around the neck, while the rib-knit cuffs and gathered waistband help reduce cold-air entry.

• Collar attached: Best for colder, windy days when greater neck coverage is preferred.
• Collar removed: Creates a cleaner bomber outline for milder winter or transitional conditions.
• Layering: A lightweight sweater or sweatshirt can be worn underneath when the correct size is selected.

Individual comfort depends on wind, activity level, humidity and layering. The jacket does not carry a certified temperature rating.

Fit Guidance

Expect a waist-length, insulated bomber fit with visible volume through the chest, shoulders and sleeves. The ribbed waistband draws the leather inward at the hips, while the padded body is intended to remain comfortably structured rather than slim or flat.

Compare your chest and shoulder measurements with a well-fitting jacket before ordering. Use our pre-purchase measurement guide and size up when your measurements fall between sizes or when heavier layering is planned.

Care Routine

• Leather shell: Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth and use only a lambskin-compatible conditioner after spot testing.
• Fox-fur collar: Detach before cleaning, shake lightly and allow moisture to air-dry away from direct heat.
• Down fill: Do not compress for extended storage; hang the jacket on a broad, supportive hanger.
• Satin lining: Blot small marks carefully and avoid soaking the printed emblem or woven labels.
• Rib-knit trim: Keep cuffs and waistband dry, and reshape them gently instead of pulling.
• Metal hardware: Keep the zipper track clean and operate it without forcing the slider.

For longer-term storage and moisture precautions, follow our seasonal leather protection notes. Specialist leather-and-fur cleaning is recommended for deep stains.

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