Bomber Jacket Women

Women's Leather Bomber Jackets Built for Everyday Style

The bomber silhouette has stayed in style for decades because it works with almost anything. Ribbed cuffs and hem, a boxy cropped cut with a zip, that is ideal for casual wear, smart styling, or something a bit classier. You can throw it over a plain T-shirt or layer it under a coat for a smarter fit. But if you want to wear it itself, it’s a fit of its own.

That versatility of leather bomber jackets traces back to its origin as flight gear, built for pilots who needed a jacket that moved and held up in a cockpit. Browse our full range of leather jacket womens styles beyond the bomber for more options.

That is why the original cut serves more than just a decorative element on the jacket. The panels are shaped to the body, giving the jacket its structure, and the seams drape beautifully on the shoulders and arms for comfort that softens over the years.

Seasonally, it works on its own from spring through early autumn, and layers into winter with a sweater underneath rather than needing to be swapped out once the weather turns. Pick your color for each season, with our variety.

Explore Our Leather Bomber Jacket Styles

Classic Bomber Jackets

The classic bomber keeps the original shape intact, with ribbed cuffs, collar, hem, a zip front, and a cut that runs boxy and slightly cropped. It's the most versatile of the group, suited to anyone who wants a bomber as a daily layer rather than a statement piece.

Military & Aviator Bombers

Military and aviator bombers are inspired by the flight-jacket lineage, with their shearling collars, epaulettes at the shoulder, and utility pockets, coming in two styles, A-2 and MA-1. A2 leans towards the classic bomber shape, whereas A2 features more structured lines. This leather military jacket for women offers great comfort with functionality and a cut that hugs your silhouette, giving you style side by side.

Colors — Black, Brown, Green & More

Our women's black leather bomber jacket comes in various colors, including black, brown, & orange. Black remains the everyday workhorse and the easiest to match with anything else in a closet. Whereas brown and tan lean towards warmer tones that are best suited to earth-toned outfits. But if you fancy something bolder, a green leather jacket for women is the best pair.

Throw on a cream piece for modern statement wear. Or for a warmer, more playful colorway, check our pink leather bomber jackets as a bold alternative. Browse the full womens black leather jackets collection to choose your silhouette.  

Real Leather Makes the Difference

Genuine leather is the hide itself. Not a plastic coating made to mimic it. And this collection features jackets made from three different types of materials.

First is lambskin. This is the softest and lightest of the three, with a natural drape that makes it the most common choice for women's bombers. It gives enough breathing space for the body to move freely without holding a stiff shape.

Second is cowhide, which runs heavier and more structured compared to lambskin. It's built for anyone who wants a real leather bomber jacket that women can rely on for decades.

Lastly, Goatskin. This hide sits between the two, pebbled and tougher than lambskin but still supple.

One point to note is that real leather ages in a way nothing synthetic does. Over time it develops a patina and softens further at the creases, molding into a wear that reads as character rather than damage.

Faux leather, however, doesn't do that. It cracks and peels at the elbows and cuffs within a few seasons, since the coating has nothing underneath it to age gracefully. An authentic leather bomber jacket is the opposite; it looks better a year in than it did on day one. For a fully personalized build from scratch, explore our women bespoke jackets where every detail — leather type, lining, hardware and fit — is yours to decide.

Finding the Right Fit

Leather bomber jackets for women are cut boxy by design, so a size that looks loose on the hanger is often right once it's on, and this affects sizing.

A slim fit molds into your body and is perfect for layering under a coat, whereas regular fits leave room to pair with a sweater underneath. A relaxed fit, on the other hand, is ideal for heavy layering. For all these styles, make sure the shoulder seams sit right at the edge of the shoulder, since that's the one part that can't be altered later, whether you're looking at a ladies’ leather bomber jacket in a slim cut or something roomier.

Check how to take your measurements before choosing a size, since sleeve length and cuff position are easier to get right the first time.

If you can’t find your size, we'll build you a custom bomber jacket to your exact measurements instead. For shorter frames, we have petite moto leather jackets for proportionate sleeve and body lengths.

How to Style a Women's Leather Bomber Jacket

A women’s leather bomber jacket is a classic pair with jeans and a T-shirt, because the jacket makes the outfit stand out on its own. It’s the easiest, most repeatable combination in the wardrobe. Throw it over a slip or midi dress and the same jacket adds contrast instead, giving your silhouette a structure that makes the fit perfect for casual wear.

But if you want a style that dips towards smart-casual, pair it with tailored trousers. Choose a plainer bomber rather than one with heavy hardware, and you’re dressed for the evening. In colder months, layer it over a chunky knit, because leather bombers are cut with enough room for layering, unlike slimmer fits.

It’s also a functional piece for travel. Leather bombers don’t crease or wrinkle in your suitcase, the way a coat does, and work across a long weekend without needing a second jacket for anything but real cold. No overpacking. No dry cleaning rounds.

If you've been searching for women bomber leather jackets near me, our worldwide shipping means you can order from anywhere and have it delivered straight to your door.

Caring for Your Leather Bomber Jacket

Leather dries out over time, so conditioning every few months keeps it supple rather than stiff. Make sure to avoid excessive moisture absorbing into the leather, but if it does get damp, dry it naturally and avoid direct heat or prolonged sunlight because it can dry out the leather.

Store it on a wide hanger, never folded or in a plastic bag. And if the leather stains, never rub; dab it gently. But for anything beyond a light clean, like deep stains, see a leather specialist rather than treating it yourself. Proper care is the difference between a jacket that lasts a decade and one that lasts a single season.

Frequently Asked Questions

What leather are your women's bomber jackets made from?

Our women’s leather bomber jacket collection is made from lambskin, cowhide, or goatskin. Lambskin for softness and drape, cowhide for structure, goatskin for a tougher, pebbled texture.

How should a women's leather bomber jacket fit?

It should sit close through the body, since bombers run boxy by design. The shoulder seam should sit right at the shoulder's edge.

Is a leather bomber jacket warm enough for winter?

On its own, it suits spring through early autumn. For winter, layer it over a sweater because leather isn't insulated the way a parka is.

Real leather or faux — what's the difference in a bomber jacket?

Real leather softens and develops a patina over years; faux leather cracks and peels at the elbows within a few seasons, since it's a coating, not a hide.

Do you offer plus sizes and made-to-measure?

Yes. Our range includes plus-size leather jackets, and custom sizing for anyone who falls between standard measurements or wants a specific adjustment.

How do I care for a genuine leather bomber jacket?

Condition it every few months to stop it drying out, store it on a wide hanger rather than folded, and let it air dry naturally if it's caught in the rain.