Name the actual material
Specify genuine leather or a coated alternative, with a physical swatch if possible. Give the intended thickness, handle and finish. These are separate sourcing requests, not interchangeable versions of one quotation.
Custom Jackets & Outerwear
Private Label Leather Jackets: Materials & Sample Feasibility
Send the silhouette first: a close-fitting biker jacket and a roomy bomber need different hides, lining and hardware. Ask about leather or faux-leather sourcing and sample feasibility before budgeting for a run.
- Minimum order
- 50pieces
- Sampling
- 2 weeks
- Bulk production
- 2 weeks
- Delivery
- Worldwide
Sampling and bulk production are separate stages. We confirm the quantity breakdown, material availability, start dates and approval requirements in your quotation. Shipping transit is additional to production time.
Decisions for your first sample
Map panels and hardware
Show large uninterrupted panels, zip pockets, collar construction and lining access. A panel plan that works on a woven shell may need reassessment for the proposed material and usable cutting area.
Separate feasibility from approval
Ask for material availability, minimums and the sample route in writing. Confirm any composition or origin claim against the proposed material; do not build a retail description from a photograph.
What to check on arrival
Fit the sample over the intended layer. Check sleeve bend, zipped pocket access and marking around seams and fasteners. Assess an actual material sample before agreeing to bulk.
Read before you brief.
Types of Jacket Styles Guide
Explore bomber, varsity, denim, overshirt, coach, shell, padded, and parka-style jackets through construction, material, function, and development requirements.
Read the guideHow Much Does It Cost to Manufacture a Jacket
Plan jacket costs around outer fabric, lining, insulation, patterns, closures, pockets, performance requirements, and the full development scope.
Read the guideWhat to include in your quote request
Send your jacket drawing, real or faux material preference, swatch, quantities and finish requirements. Ask for feasibility first; neither price nor lead time is confirmed until the material route is reviewed.
Your outerwear quote.
Describe the jacket or coat, shell, lining and intended use. Include construction references, quantities, delivery country and any required testing.