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Weight is the first decision in a leather jacket, and the rest follows it. A heavy hide holds its shape off the body and takes months to give, so it wears in slowly and keeps a hard edge at the collar. A light lambskin, or a vegan polyurethane finish, moves from the first hour and sits close enough to layer under a coat. Mid-weights carry most overshirts, soft over knitwear but firm enough to keep a placket straight.
Cut separates the rest. The biker leans forward, cropped and asymmetric, belted at the hem, with sleeves pitched for a bent arm. The bomber sits square, ribbed at the cuff and waist. Coats run longer and looser through the chest, and trousers keep the leg narrow, so look for a little stretch in the panel or a lining that lets the leg move. Hardware counts as well, since heavy zips and a full lining change how a jacket hangs as much as the leather itself does.
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