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Men’s Pelle Pelle Brown and Teal Leather Jacket

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Chocolate-brown leather, deep teal sleeves and oversized cream appliqué give this Men’s Pelle Pelle Leather Jacket a colour combination that feels distinctive without becoming difficult to wear. It keeps the familiar shape of a leather bomber but builds much more character into that outline through saddle-seam sleeves, direct embroidery, layered leather artwork and carefully positioned rhinestones.

The outer shell is made from 100% genuine leather with an approximate thickness of 0.8mm. This provides a structured base for the jacket’s substantial artwork while allowing the body and sleeves to retain visible flexibility.

Discover more embroidered, rhinestone and heritage-inspired designs in our Pelle Pelle leather jacket collection.

A Colourway Built Around Brown, Teal and Cream

The main body and collar are finished in a deep chocolate-brown shade. Teal leather covers the shoulders and sleeves, creating a clear contrast without overpowering the warmer colour of the body.

Cream leather appliqué is used for the most prominent lettering and numbers. Smaller brown details tie the artwork back to the jacket’s main panels, while teal stitching and leather borders connect it with the sleeves.

Silver-tone rhinestones and hardware introduce a brighter finish. The stones are used throughout the chest, sleeve and back artwork, but their spacing allows the individual leather layers and embroidered outlines to remain visible.

0.8mm Genuine Leather Construction

The approximately 0.8mm leather shell is substantial enough to carry multi-layer appliqué and rhinestone work. Plain areas of the jacket retain a smooth, lightly grained appearance, while the decorated sections feel more structured because several leather layers are stitched together.

Natural leather may show small differences in grain, softness or sheen between the brown body and teal sleeve panels. These variations are normal characteristics of genuine leather, particularly when different panels have been dyed in contrasting colours.

The jacket is not built from one uninterrupted piece of leather. Separate panels are positioned to shape the body, sleeves and shoulders, with topstitching used to hold the structure cleanly.

How the Body and Sleeves Are Panelled

A horizontal yoke seam runs across the upper front, dividing the embroidered chest area from the larger lower body panels. Tonal brown double stitching follows this seam without distracting from the artwork.

The sleeves have a saddle-seam construction. Their teal leather extends over the shoulder line before meeting the brown body, creating a smoother transition than a conventional straight armhole seam. Additional horizontal seams divide the upper and lower sleeves around the elbow.

This multi-panel sleeve design adds shape to the arms and makes the teal colour part of the jacket’s overall structure rather than simply an added stripe or patch. Tonal teal stitching keeps the sleeve seams coordinated with the leather.

A vertical centre seam is visible on the lower back beneath the artwork. It helps form the back panel while providing a central reference point for the large, symmetrical design.

The Left-Chest Artwork

The wearer’s left chest is decorated with a smaller version of the jacket’s main heritage graphic. Teal direct embroidery spells out “True to Our Roots” above a layered circular crest and banner.

The chest composition combines:

Teal direct embroidery
Cream and teal leather banner sections
A brown “MB” leather crest
Rhinestone detailing within the crest
Layered cream 1978 appliqué
Close teal and cream edge stitching

The artwork is built from separate pieces rather than printed as one flat image. This gives the crest and numbers a raised finish while allowing the brown body leather to remain visible between the individual elements.

Marc Buchanan “MB” Sleeve Badge

A circular Marc Buchanan “MB” badge is applied to the wearer’s left teal sleeve. The patch combines a brown leather centre with a cream outer layer and narrow teal embroidered borders.

The “MB” lettering is formed from cream leather and finished with multiple rhinestones. Close stitching follows the circular edge of the badge, securing the separate layers to the sleeve panel.

Placing the badge on the teal leather gives the brown-and-cream artwork a clear background. It also creates a visual link between the smaller chest crest and the much larger design across the back.

Oversized Pelle Pelle Back Design

The back carries the most detailed part of the jacket. Large cream “Pelle Pelle” lettering arches across the shoulders, with each letter mounted on a teal lower layer to produce a two-ply effect.

Individual silver-tone rhinestones follow the face of the cream letters. Teal edging separates the appliqué from the brown leather background, making the wording readable without requiring additional bright colours.

Below the main lettering, teal “True to Our Roots” script stretches across the upper back. The design continues with a large cream banner, a central Marc Buchanan “MB” crest, an “Established” panel, “Genuine Leather” script and oversized 1978 numbers. Marc Buchanan signature-style embroidery completes the lower section.

The back artwork combines several techniques:

Oversized two-ply leather lettering
Teal leather script with rhinestone placements
Direct embroidery
Layered cream, brown and teal leather appliqué
Stitched banner sections
Individually positioned rhinestones
Tonal and contrasting edge stitching

The cream banner reads “Steadfast” and “Resolute,” while the central crest and 1978 artwork continue the visual language used on the chest. Despite the number of elements, the repeated brown, teal and cream palette keeps the back composition connected.

Stitching and Decorative Finish

Structural and decorative stitching serve different purposes on this jacket. Tonal brown thread is used around the body panels, exterior pockets, zipper facings and lower back seam. Teal thread is used on the contrasting sleeves and around matching appliqué.

The decorative leather letters are secured with close perimeter stitching. Some sections use more than one stitched outline, which helps separate the cream upper layers from their teal backing.

Rhinestones are positioned inside the lettering rather than scattered randomly across the leather shell. This creates consistent rows through the Pelle Pelle letters, 1978 numbers, script and MB crests.

Brown Leather Collar with Teal Piping

The neckline is finished with a structured, shirt-style brown leather collar. Its pointed ends give the jacket a sharper profile than a fully ribbed varsity collar.

Tonal edge stitching follows the collar shape, while a narrow line of teal piping runs around the outer edge and underside. This small colour detail connects the brown collar with the teal sleeves without making the neckline appear overly decorative.

The collar can sit open for a relaxed look or lie closer together when the front zipper is fastened higher.

Custom Pelle Pelle Zipper

A full-length metal zipper closes the front. The silver-tone zipper pull is custom branded with Pelle Pelle lettering and coordinates with the rhinestone hardware used throughout the artwork.

Folded brown leather facings run along both sides of the zipper. These facings are finished with tonal stitching and help the closure sit neatly against the front body.

The bottom of the zipper is set into a reinforced leather section between the ribbed hem panels, providing a cleaner transition between the leather body and knitted waistband.

Exterior and Interior Storage

Two vertical double-welt pockets are positioned on the lower front. Each opening is framed with narrow brown leather welts and secured with tonal stitching.

The exterior pockets do not have visible zippers or snap closures. Their slim vertical construction keeps the front relatively clean and allows the chest graphic and contrasting sleeves to remain the main visual features.

Inside, the jacket has a smooth charcoal-grey satin lining. The gallery shows leather-trimmed interior zipper pockets, providing more secure storage for smaller belongings. Brown leather surrounds the pocket openings, coordinating the internal finish with the outer body.

Outlined Pelle Pelle embroidery is also applied directly to the satin lining, extending the branding to the inside of the jacket.

Heavy Ribbed Cuffs and Hem

The teal sleeves finish with matching heavy 2x2 rib-knit cuffs. A brown 2x2 ribbed waistband runs around the hem, continuing the colour of the main body.

These substantial ribbed sections help the cuffs sit closer to the wrists and draw the jacket inward at the waist. This creates the defined shape associated with a leather bomber and prevents the leather body from hanging like a straight-cut coat.

If you are comparing different shapes, colours or levels of decoration, explore the wider range of men’s leather bomber jackets.

Fit and Choosing a Size

The jacket combines a structured leather collar and broad panelled sleeves with a fitted ribbed waistband. The multi-layer back artwork will naturally feel firmer than an undecorated leather panel, particularly when the jacket is new.

Choose a size based on your chest, shoulder and sleeve measurements rather than relying only on the label inside another jacket. Allow additional room if you intend to wear it over a hoodie or thick sweatshirt.

The product is currently offered from XS through 5XL, along with a custom-size option. Compare your measurements with the Leather Wear UK size guide before ordering.

Styling the Brown and Teal Jacket

The jacket already combines three strong colours, so it works best with straightforward clothing underneath. Dark brown, black or washed-blue denim complements the body without competing with the back artwork.

A cream T-shirt picks up the appliqué lettering, while a dark brown or charcoal top creates a more subdued combination. Teal accessories are optional—the contrasting sleeves provide enough of the colour on their own.

For footwear, brown leather boots coordinate with the body and collar. Black boots or simple trainers produce a more casual streetwear look.

Looking After the Leather and Artwork

Do not machine wash, tumble dry or soak the jacket. If the surface becomes lightly damp, blot it with a clean cloth and leave it to dry naturally on a broad, supportive hanger. Avoid radiators, hairdryers and other direct heat sources.

Keep the rhinestone and appliqué areas away from abrasive bags, rough walls and sharp surfaces. Repeated friction may place unnecessary pressure on the raised stones, embroidered edges and layered lettering.

Before using a leather conditioner, confirm that it is suitable for both brown and teal dyed leather. Test it on a small hidden section first. Do not spread conditioner directly over the satin lining, embroidery, rhinestones or appliqué.

For significant staining or complete cleaning, use a professional leather specialist familiar with embellished garments. Store the jacket in a breathable garment cover and avoid folding it through the large back graphic.