Find Your Signature Leather Jacket.

Is a genuine leather jacket worth it? Genuine leather lasts fifteen years or more, moulds to your body and develops patina. Faux leather costs far less, shrugs off rain and needs no conditioning — but it will not age the same way, and after some years the coating can crack at flex points.

We sell both, and we label both plainly: faux styles say “faux leather (synthetic)” in their name, specifications and price data. Compare the full breakdown — full-grain, top-grain, genuine leather, suede, bonded leather and synthetics — in our guide before you decide.

Real shearling, quilted insulation and long coats — the seasonal collection built for North American winters, from Chicago wind to Canadian cold. Standard leather blocks wind; these pieces add genuine warmth.

IRON & HIDE exists for one reason: to sell leather jackets the honest way. The hide is named on every page — cowhide, top-grain, lambskin, suede, shearling — with its thickness, lining and construction specified before you pay. Where a jacket is synthetic, it says so, and it is priced like it.

No invented heritage, no fake reviews, no discount theatre. Just classic patterns cut properly, materials described truthfully, and jackets chosen to be worn three times a week for years.