Pure Leather Jacket

Material:
Made from 100% genuine leather—could be cowhide, sheepskin, lambskin, or another full‐grain or top‐grain leather. The type determines softness, weight, and durability. 

Finish/Texture:
Can have different finishes — smooth, matte, buttery soft, suede or full-grain. Some jackets have a quilted pattern or a suede variant. 

Color Options:
Classic colors like black, brown, chocolate, rust, etc. More bold or rich tones may appear (e.g. merlot) depending on style. 

Lining:
Inside lining materials like polyester, viscose, or quilted fabric help with comfort, warmth, and longevity. Also helps jacket slip on easily and preserve shape. 

Hardware & Closures:
High‑quality zippers (often YKK), sturdy buttons or snaps, possibly metal fasteners, zippered pockets. The hardware is important; cheap hardware is often the weak link. 

Pockets & Functionality:
Multiple external and internal pockets are common—useful for keeping items secure and handy. 

Cut / Fit / Style:
Styles vary: biker, bomber, moto, harness, classic cut. Fit may be regular, slim, tailored. Choice of collar style also factors in. 

Durability & Aging:
Pure leather jackets (especially full‑grain or higher quality) are highly durable. They age, develop character (patina), and if well maintained can last many years.

Care Requirements
Leather needs care: avoid getting too wet, condition the leather periodically, clean carefully (often dry clean), store properly to avoid deforming or crackingVersatility / Style Statement:
A pure leather jacket is a wardrobe staple. It works with casual jeans, T‑shirts, but also can elevate smart casual outfits. It adds edge, style, and timeless appeal. Also good in multiple weather conditions (layers help).