Varsity Jacket

A men's varsity jacket, also known as a letterman jacket or a baseball jacket, is a type of outerwear garment that typically has a sporty and casual style. It originated from American high school and college culture and is often associated with athletic teams. Key features of a men's varsity jacket include:

Material: Varsity jackets are usually made of a combination of materials, with the body typically being made of wool and the sleeves made of leather or a synthetic material.

Design: They often have a distinctive design with contrasting sleeves, ribbed cuffs, collar, and waistband. The body of the jacket may be a solid color (commonly the team's primary color), while the sleeves are a different color.

Embellishments: Varsity jackets often feature various embellishments such as patches, embroidery, and chenille letters representing the school or team. These letters may signify the wearer's participation and achievements in specific sports or activities.

Snap Buttons: Varsity jackets usually fasten with snap buttons, which add to the retro and sporty aesthetic.

Lining: The interior lining can vary but is often quilted or made of a comfortable material like satin.

Pockets: They typically have welt pockets on the front.

Style: Varsity jackets have a classic and timeless style that can be dressed up or down. They are versatile enough to be worn with casual outfits as well as semi-formal attire. While varsity jackets were initially associated with school and college athletes, they have become a popular fashion item worn by people of all ages and backgrounds, not necessarily linked to any particular sports team or institution. They are considered a symbol of American youth culture and have found their way into various fashion trends around the world.