Men’s Original Goose Country navy, red and white lambskin leather V-Bomber with a removable white fox-fur collar.

Original Goose Country Tri-Color Leather V-Bomber Jacket

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$280.00
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Men’s Original Goose Country navy, red and white lambskin leather V-Bomber with a removable white fox-fur collar.

Original Goose Country Tri-Color Leather V-Bomber Jacket

$280.00
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Navy, Red and White Goose-Down Outerwear with a Detachable Fox-Fur Collar

Command attention in an Original Goose Country tri-color leather V-Bomber jacket defined by sculpted chevron panels, a padded waist-length silhouette and an oversized white fox-fur collar. Navy lambskin establishes the foundation, while bright red and white leather form stacked V-shaped bands across the chest, shoulders and back.

This men’s leather puffer combines graphic varsity color blocking with cold-weather insulation and unmistakable Goose Country identity. It belongs to our heritage Goose Country jacket edit, where distinctive panel work and statement collars shape every design.

Graphic Chevron Architecture

The front uses two sharply angled color bands rather than ordinary horizontal quilting. A red upper chevron follows the shoulder line, while the broader white section meets above the waist to create the signature V-Bomber profile. Navy lower panels ground the brighter colors and preserve a balanced three-tone appearance.

The back repeats this geometry on a larger scale. Red and white bands travel from sleeve to sleeve and converge at the center-back seam, producing a symmetrical double-chevron layout. This continuation makes the design recognizable from every angle instead of limiting the color blocking to the front.

Lambskin Warmth Profile

  • Outer shell: Genuine lambskin leather with a smooth, naturally varied surface.
  • Color arrangement: Navy body with saturated red and clean white contrast panels.
  • Insulation: 70% goose down and 30% feather fill for loft and cold-weather layering.
  • Collar: Removable full white fox-fur trim with a generously framed shape.
  • Lining: Dark navy satin interior with contrast red piping.
  • Closure: Full-length front zipper with antique-brass-tone hardware.
  • Pockets: Two angled lower hand pockets secured with snap closures.
  • Trims: Red rib-knit cuffs and waistband.

Leather grain, creasing and natural fur density may vary slightly from one jacket to another. These characteristics are normal rather than manufacturing defects. Learn more about material handling through our leather construction standards.

Front-to-Back Construction

The center zipper divides the chevron layout evenly and extends into the navy leather neckline beneath the fur trim. Two angled hand pockets sit within the lower front panels and close with antique-brass-tone snaps. A small red Goose Country tab adds controlled branding near the pocket without interrupting the geometric composition.

Padded sleeves continue the navy, red and white arrangement across the upper arms before returning to solid navy toward the cuffs. Red ribbing seals the wrists and lower hem, reinforcing the classic bomber outline while helping the jacket retain its rounded structure. Compare this shape with our wider men’s statement bomber selection.

Interior Branding Details

Inside, the navy satin lining carries an oversized circular Original Goose Country emblem featuring flying geese and landscape artwork. A red woven neck label, branded hangtag and narrow red piping provide additional identification and contrast. These visible interior elements support the jacket’s distinctive exterior rather than relying on an unbranded generic lining.

Layering Fit Guidance

This jacket has a full, insulated bomber silhouette rather than the close fit of an unpadded leather jacket. The shoulders should move comfortably, the front should close without strain and the rib-knit waistband should sit securely without riding upward.

Measure your chest and waist over the sweater or hoodie you intend to wear. Compare those measurements with the garment information and our layering-focused size guide before selecting a size.

Component Care Notes

  • Leather panels: Wipe lightly with a clean, dry cloth and keep away from rain, harsh chemicals and direct heat.
  • Down filling: Avoid machine washing and prolonged compression; use a leather-and-down specialist for cleaning.
  • Fox-fur collar: Remove only through its intended attachment points. Keep perfume, conditioner and moisture away from the fur.
  • Satin lining: Blot minor marks gently without saturating the insulation beneath it.
  • Rib-knit trims: Do not stretch the cuffs or waistband while wet or during storage.
  • Hardware: Keep the zipper and snaps clean and dry; avoid abrasive metal polish near the leather.
  • Storage: Hang on a broad padded hanger inside a breathable garment cover.

Consult the garment care label first and follow our long-term leather preservation guide for additional storage and maintenance advice.

Questions Buyers Usually Ask

What Forms Its Signature V Pattern?

The distinctive shape comes from stacked red and white leather panels that meet at pointed angles across the front and back. In U.S. fashion terminology, this construction is known as chevron or V-panel color blocking.

Is White Fox Trim Detachable?

Yes. The white fox-fur collar is removable, allowing the jacket to be worn with its full statement trim or a cleaner leather neckline.

How Does 70/30 Insulation Perform?

The filling contains 70% goose down and 30% feathers. Down creates insulating loft and traps warm air, while the feather content helps maintain the jacket’s structured puffer profile.

Where Does Branding Appear?

Original Goose Country identification appears on the red woven neck label, circular hangtag, exterior pocket tab and oversized printed goose emblem inside the navy satin lining.

Will Natural Textures Vary?

Yes. Genuine lambskin may show minor differences in grain and creasing, while natural fox fur can vary slightly in density and strand direction. These variations are expected characteristics of natural materials.

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