Indiana Men's Genuine Naked Cowhide Leather Jacket | Classic Fit | Black & Whiskey | S–5XL

The Indiana is a leather jacket with a name that earns it — rugged, timeless, and built to last. Crafted from 100% genuine naked cowhide leather, this jacket is a cut above standard leather outerwear. Naked cowhide is a full-grain leather that is minimally processed to preserve the hide’s natural grain, markings, and character. Unlike corrected-grain leathers that are sanded and painted to look uniform, naked cowhide develops a rich, one-of-a-kind patina over time — meaning your Indiana jacket gets better looking the more you wear it. The result is a jacket that doesn’t just look premium on day one; it becomes a personal artifact over the years.

The design is stripped to essentials: a clean zipped blazer silhouette with a folded collar that works equally well open or closed, two hand pockets that actually hold things, and a classic fit that suits a wide range of body types without sacrificing structure. No unnecessary hardware, no trend-chasing — just a well-executed leather jacket with staying power. Available in Black and Whiskey, in sizes S through 5XL, with extended sizes (3XL–5XL) priced at $299.90. Backed by a lifetime warranty on all hardware.

Key Features

• 100% Genuine Naked Cowhide Leather: Full-grain, minimally processed hide that develops a rich personal patina over time — the highest quality of leather construction
• Clean Zipped Blazer Silhouette: Versatile enough for casual days and sharp enough for evening — the rare jacket that genuinely does both
• Folded Collar: Adds structure and a touch of sophistication; works open or closed
• Classic Fit: Designed to flatter a wide range of body types with room to move and a polished profile
• 2 Hand Pockets: Functional storage for your essentials, built into the clean lines of the jacket
• Lifetime Hardware Warranty: Every zipper and fastening is backed for life — a genuine commitment to quality from the brand
• Extended Size Range: Available from S through 5XL, including plus sizes

The Colors

• Black: The classic — sharp, versatile, and endlessly wearable. Works with everything from dark denim to tailored trousers. The Black Indiana is a foundational wardrobe piece that never goes out of style
• Whiskey: A warm, rich amber-brown that is one of the most distinctive and stylish leather colorways available. The natural tones of naked cowhide make the Whiskey finish especially dynamic — it will deepen and develop character beautifully as the leather ages. Pairs with earth tones, navy, grey, and olive

A Note on Naked Cowhide Leather

Most leather jackets are made from corrected-grain leather — the hide is sanded down to remove imperfections, then painted with a uniform finish. It looks consistent on the rack but lacks depth and ages poorly. Naked cowhide skips that process. The natural grain, pores, and character marks are preserved, which means no two jackets are exactly alike — and the leather absorbs conditioner, develops a patina, and tells the story of the person wearing it. It’s the difference between leather that looks good and leather that gets better.

How to Style the Indiana

The Black Indiana works over a white tee and dark jeans as a weekend uniform that never fails. Layer it over a slim crewneck sweater and chinos for a sharp, smart-casual look. The Whiskey is a statement piece — pair it with charcoal or navy trousers, a white or pale blue dress shirt, and leather boots for a look that turns heads. Both colorways work equally well with denim on denim underneath, broken up by the leather layer. The folded collar makes it easy to leave open over a hoodie for a layered streetwear-inspired look in cooler weather.

Care

Clean with a soft, damp cloth for surface dirt. Condition periodically with a quality leather conditioner to maintain suppleness and nourish the hide. For more significant cleaning, take to a leather specialist. Store on a wide padded hanger in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. The leather will naturally develop a patina over time — this is a feature, not a flaw.