Shearling & Flight

Wool-on-hide shearling and soft sheepskin, cut for the cold.

Shearling is one skin doing two jobs: smooth leather outside, dense natural wool inside. Nothing is stitched in, so nothing shifts or flattens the way a lining does — the wool traps warm air against you and still breathes. It is why flight crews wore it at altitude, and why a B-3 still beats most technical outerwear on a genuinely cold day.

The sheepskin bomber is the lighter end of the same family: supple lambskin, ribbed knit trims, easy over a knit.