Burgundy Chevron Leather Bomber by Original Goose Country

Wine-Red Down-Filled Streetwear Framed by a Plush Black Collar

The Original Goose Country burgundy leather V-Bomber jacket pairs a rich wine-red lambskin shell with sculpted tonal paneling and a removable black fox-fur collar. Its padded, waist-length profile delivers the presence of a leather puffer while retaining the fitted cuffs, secure waistband and center zipper associated with classic bomber outerwear.

Instead of using contrasting colors to create its pattern, this design relies on directional seams, natural leather sheen and padded depth. The result is a refined single-color interpretation of the signature Goose Country silhouette. Discover additional finishes in the complete Original Goose Country jacket assortment.

Deep Color, Sculpted Shape

The shell sits between burgundy and deep wine red, with tonal shifts that become more visible under direct light. Broad diagonal sections descend from the shoulders and converge around the center zipper, creating a defined double-V layout across the chest.

A generous black fox-fur collar adds strong textural contrast around the neckline. Tonal rib-knit cuffs and a matching waistband keep the palette cohesive, while antique-brass-tone hardware introduces a subtle vintage accent.

Construction Ledger

• Exterior: Genuine burgundy lambskin leather with a smooth finish and soft natural luster.
• Insulation: 70% goose down and 30% feather filling.
• Neck trim: Removable full black fox-fur collar.
• Shape: Padded waist-length bomber designed with room for cold-weather layering.
• Fastening: Full center-front zipper in an antique-brass-tone finish.
• Hand storage: Two angled lower pockets with metal snap closures.
• Edges: Burgundy rib-knit cuffs and waistband.
• Inside: Tonal satin lining with a large printed brand emblem.
• Brand accents: Red woven neck label, circular hangtag and slim exterior pocket tab.

The leather grain, fur density and depth of burgundy may show minor natural variation. Buyers comparing a fur-trimmed bomber with an entirely wool-lined design can also view our fully lined cold-weather shearling pieces.

Rear View Matters

The strongest pattern appears across the back. Three nested chevron sections extend from the outer shoulders and descend toward the vertical center-back seam. This stacked V construction creates visible depth while keeping the entire panel arrangement tonal.

Curved shoulder sections transition into padded sleeves with horizontal upper-arm seams. Below the chevrons, the uninterrupted burgundy leather gathers slightly above the rib-knit waistband, completing the rounded bomber shape.

The front echoes the rear geometry on a smaller scale. Diagonal pocket welts follow the lower V seam, helping the storage openings blend into the design. For more context on this outerwear shape, read our heritage bomber selection guide.

Signature Details Within

The burgundy satin interior carries an oversized circular Original Goose Country emblem featuring flying geese and landscape artwork. Black-and-white printing gives the lining a graphic focal point, while bright red piping follows selected inner shoulder edges.

A rectangular red woven label sits beneath the neckline with a circular product tag attached nearby. The exterior branding remains restrained, appearing as a small red tab above the right-hand pocket.

Choosing Your Size

This jacket is intended to have a substantial padded outline rather than the close profile of an uninsulated leather jacket. Allow enough room for the down-and-feather filling to retain its loft and for the zipper to close without pulling across the chest.

Measure your chest and waist over the type of knitwear or hoodie you plan to wear. Compare those figures with the product measurements and our measurement comparison page before selecting a size.

Preserving the Finish

• Burgundy leather: Dust with a soft colorfast cloth. Test any suitable leather product on a concealed area before wider application.
• Fox-fur collar: Detach through its intended fasteners and keep perfume, conditioner, heat and sustained moisture away from the fur.
• Insulated body: Do not machine wash, tumble dry or store under prolonged compression.
• Satin lining: Blot small marks without soaking the printed emblem or the filling behind it.
• Rib-knit edges: Avoid stretching the cuffs or waistband while wet.
• Zipper and snaps: Keep the hardware dry and avoid abrasive metal cleaners near the leather.
• Storage: Use a wide padded hanger and breathable garment cover in a cool location away from sunlight.

Use a professional cleaner experienced with leather, down and natural fur for deep cleaning. Our specialist leather maintenance article provides further guidance, but the garment’s attached care label should always take priority.

Buyer Notes at a Glance

Does Burgundy Change Under Different Lighting?

Yes. The leather can appear brighter red in direct light and deeper wine or oxblood in softer conditions. This tonal movement comes from the dyed leather surface and its natural sheen.

Can Neck Trim Be Removed?

Yes. The full black fox-fur collar is detachable, allowing the jacket to be worn with its statement winter trim or with a simpler leather neckline.

What Makes Paneling Look Dimensional?

Padding beneath the lambskin and layered diagonal seam lines create raised chevron channels. Because the stitching is tonal, depth and reflected light reveal the pattern rather than contrasting colors.

How Warm Is the 70/30 Filling?

The 70% goose-down and 30% feather blend supplies insulating loft for cold-weather layering. Comfort still depends on wind, moisture, activity level, personal sensitivity and the clothing worn underneath, so no universal temperature rating is claimed.

Is Household Washing Suitable?

No. Water, detergent, agitation and machine heat can damage the lambskin, fur, satin and insulated structure. Professional cleaning by a leather-and-down specialist is recommended.