Original Goose Country Burgundy V-Bomber Jacket

Wine Lambskin Puffer Defined by Camel Chevron Blocking and Crimson Fur

The Original Goose Country burgundy V-Bomber jacket turns the brand’s recognizable padded silhouette into a rich three-color statement. A wine-burgundy lambskin body is crossed by vivid red and camel-tan leather panels, while the oversized red fox-fur collar creates a dramatic finish around the neckline. Discover more heritage color combinations in our wine-tone Original Goose Country releases.

This men’s leather bomber is designed for buyers who want substantial cold-weather outerwear rather than a lightweight fashion shell. Goose-down insulation gives the body and sleeves their rounded profile, while the rib-knit cuffs and waistband bring the volume back into a classic waist-length bomber shape.

Signature Palette

The main leather reads as deep burgundy or wine rather than brown. Bright red shoulder panels introduce the strongest contrast, followed by a warm camel-tan chevron that travels across the chest and converges beside the center zipper. The fur collar is also red, creating a tonal connection with the upper panels.

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Construction Record

Outer shell

Premium full-grain lambskin leather

Primary color

Wine burgundy with red and camel-tan contrast sections

Leather thickness

Approximately 1.3 mm according to the supplied specification

Tanning method

Chrome-tanned leather

Insulation

Listed 70/30 goose-down blend

Fill quality

Supplied specification of approximately 700–800+ fill power

Collar

Detachable full red fox-fur collar

Inner layer

Listed 140 GSM satin lining with printed branding

Fastening

Antique-brass center-front zipper

Pockets

Two diagonal hand pockets with antique-brass snap closures

Threadwork

Bonded nylon thread with approximately eight stitches per inch

Estimated weight

Approximately 1.8–2.7 kg depending on the selected size

Facing Arrangement

The upper red panel starts across the shoulders and angles downward toward the center closure. Beneath it, a wider camel-tan band creates the jacket’s dominant V-shaped graphic. In U.S. fashion terminology, this treatment is commonly described as stacked chevron color blocking or a double-chevron V-panel.

Two slanted hand-warmer pockets follow the lower diagonal lines and close with metal snaps. A small red Goose Country woven label appears beside the wearer’s left pocket, while a second branded label is positioned beneath the collar. Browse additional insulated silhouettes in the cold-weather leather bomber collection.

Reverse Framework

The back continues the color story instead of switching to a plain leather panel. A pointed burgundy yoke sits directly below the fur collar. The red middle chevron and broader camel-tan lower band descend toward the center-back seam, producing a symmetrical wing-like formation across the shoulders.

Tonal topstitching reinforces the joined leather edges, and the vertical rear seam anchors the complete design. No separate corded exterior piping is visible; the definition comes from the contrast between the colored leather sections and their stitched joins.

Thermal Character

The padded leather shell, goose-down blend and close-fitting rib trim are intended for cold-weather wear. With the red fox-fur collar attached, the jacket provides fuller coverage around the neck and gives the silhouette its most dramatic winter appearance. Removing the collar produces a cleaner profile for milder conditions.

• Colder days: Wear the fur collar attached with a light insulating layer underneath.
• Transitional weather: Remove the collar and combine the jacket with a lightweight shirt or knit.
• Wind exposure: Close the zipper fully and keep the cuffs positioned securely around the wrists.

Warmth varies with wind, humidity, activity and personal tolerance. These materials should not be interpreted as a certified temperature rating.

Sizing Notes

This jacket has a relaxed, waist-length V-Bomber fit with padded volume through the shoulders, chest and sleeves. The waistband gathers the body at the hips, so the jacket should look structured without feeling restrictive when zipped.

Measure a comparable jacket across the chest and shoulders before selecting a size. Consult our outerwear size guide and consider sizing up if you plan to wear thick layers or fall between measurements.

Preservation Checklist

• Lambskin shell: Remove surface dust with a soft dry cloth and spot-test any leather-care product on a hidden area.
• Red fur: Detach before professional cleaning, shake gently and keep away from perfume, crushing and direct heat.
• Down padding: Avoid prolonged compression so the insulation can retain its loft.
• Satin lining: Blot minor marks carefully without saturating the fabric or printed branding.
• Rib-knit areas: Do not stretch the cuffs or waistband while hanging or handling the jacket.
• Metal components: Keep the zipper track clean and never force it past an obstruction.

If the jacket becomes wet, allow it to dry naturally on a broad hanger. Leather Naturally’s professional leather-care guidance likewise recommends natural drying, suitable leather-only products and testing treatments on an inconspicuous area first. This educational reference does not imply third-party certification of the jacket.

Additional storage and conditioning advice is available in our leather jacket care guide.

Questions Shoppers Ask

Is the main leather red or burgundy?

The body and sleeves are deep wine burgundy. Brighter red is reserved for the shoulder and middle-chevron panels, while the lower contrast band is camel tan.

Does the collar detach independently from the jacket?

Yes. The supplied construction information identifies the red fox-fur collar as removable, allowing the jacket to be worn with two distinct neckline treatments.

Will this fit like a slim leather motorcycle jacket?

No. It has a relaxed, insulated V-Bomber profile with more volume through the torso and sleeves than a close-fitting biker jacket.

Are the colored chevrons printed onto the shell?

No. The red and camel areas are separate leather panels joined with reinforced, topstitched seams.

Does the back have the same detailing as the front?

Yes. The rear repeats the burgundy, red and camel-tan palette through a pointed yoke and two descending V-shaped bands.

Can the jacket be machine washed?

No. The combination of lambskin leather, down insulation, satin and fur requires a cleaner experienced with leather-and-fur outerwear.