The foundation of your custom jacket
Start with the feel. Make it your colors. Compare melton wool, leather, satin, fleece, twill and other varsity jacket materials, then explore reference shades for your school, team, brand or everyday jacket.
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Fabrics & leathers
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Reference colors
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Fastening finishes
Begin with how you’ll wear it
Explore warm wool bodies and leather sleeves.
Explore material
Start with satin for a smooth statement layer.
Explore material
Compare fleece for hoodies and relaxed jackets.
Explore material
Explore soft-shell, then confirm construction.
Explore materialYour palette starts here
Color ranges differ between fabrics and leathers. View the complete reference range for each material, then confirm the actual shade, finish and availability with the team.
White
Melton Wool · reference color
The color block and texture photo are separate references. Screen settings, lighting and material finish affect appearance. Confirm your chosen material and color before production.
25 reference shades
Select a swatch to see its name. Availability is confirmed for your selected jacket.
A clearer comparison
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Climate and feature descriptions are general guides, not performance ratings. Jacket weight, lining, construction and layering affect comfort.
Compare texture, character and general climate guidance. Images illustrate material character and alternate viewing angles. Confirm actual samples, shade and suitability for the complete jacket specification.
Cold · 25 reference shades
Jacketee uses 24oz melton wool for varsity jackets. It is durable, warm, and maintains its shape over years of wear.
All-Season · 31 reference shades
Cowhide leather is a signature material for bomber and varsity sleeves. It offers natural durability, a smooth finish, and lasting appeal.
Mild to Cold · 21 reference shades
Sheep leather is soft and lightweight, giving premium jackets a smooth finish with comfortable flexibility.
All-Season · 17 reference shades
Faux leather is a vegan-friendly alternative to genuine leather. It is durable, versatile, and popular for fashion jackets.
Mild · 29 reference shades
Polyester satin is glossy, smooth, and lightweight. It is ideal for souvenir, baseball, and statement jackets.
Cool Weather · 25 reference shades
Cotton fleece is soft, warm, and breathable, making it a practical choice for hoodies and casual letterman jackets.
All-Season · 25 reference shades
Cotton twill is sturdy and wrinkle-resistant, a strong fit for coach jackets, work jackets, and daily outerwear.
Cold & Windy · 21 reference shades
Soft-shell fabric combines performance and comfort, making it useful for outdoor jackets and team gear.
All-Season · 13 reference shades
Nylon twill is lightweight and water-resistant, widely used for coach jackets and easy daily wear.
Mild · 8 reference shades
Suede leather has a soft, textured finish that adds a relaxed, fashion-forward look to custom jackets.
Finish the details
Coordinate fastenings with the body, sleeves and decoration. Confirm finish, closure style and compatibility for your chosen jacket.
For a classic varsity combination, start with a melton wool body and cowhide leather sleeves. Matching color names across materials do not guarantee identical shades.
Compare patches & embroidery
Fastening finishes
High-quality snaps and zippers complete every varsity jacket, bomber jacket, and custom team order.
Consider texture, intended use, lining and the layers worn underneath.
Coordinate body, sleeves, ribbing and fastening colors. Share school or brand references.
Review material availability, color matching and artwork before production.
Helpful details on fabrics, color matching and caring for your finished jacket.
We offer melton wool, cowhide leather, sheep leather, faux leather, satin, fleece, cotton twill, soft-shell, nylon, suede, plus snaps and zippers.
The color explorer shows the complete reference range listed for each material. Wool currently has 25 reference shades and cowhide leather has 31. Ranges differ by material; availability and the actual shade are confirmed for your chosen jacket.
Melton wool with leather sleeves is the traditional choice for varsity jackets. Satin and fleece are good lighter-weight options.
Black, olive, navy, burgundy, and brown are popular bomber jacket colors. Custom shades are also available depending on material.
Share your school or brand color references so the team can discuss the closest suitable fabric and finish. The same color name on wool and leather may look different. Confirm the intended match before production.
Follow the care instructions for the complete jacket, including its body, sleeves, lining and decoration. Wool, genuine leather, faux leather, satin and fleece can need different treatment. Ask the team before washing, applying heat or using a leather conditioner on your selected garment.
Start a jacket design or ask us to help with fabric, shade matching and finishing details.
