Schott Nyc

Schott Nyc outerwear on TheList focuses on the brand’s core: weighty leather, structured wool, and shearling collars built to hold their shape. Expect bomber and trucker-inspired silhouettes with clean lines, practical pockets, and hardware that earns its patina. Each piece is selected to sit comfortably alongside popular brands like Acne Studios, Marni, and Jil Sander in a considered wardrobe.

  • Schott Nyc Brown Suede Stand Collar Leather Jacket
    Regular price $317
    Sale price $317
  • Schott Nyc Brown Suede Leather Tailored Jacket
    Regular price $796
    Sale price $796
  • Schott Nyc Structured Dark Brown Leather Jacket With Shearling Accents
    Regular price $951
    Sale price $951
  • Schott Nyc Dark Brown Leather Jacket With Plush Fur Collar
    Regular price $589
    Sale price $589
  • Schott Nyc Double-Breasted Wool Jacket With Structured Collar
    Regular price $642
    Sale price $642
  • Schott Nyc Lambskin Leather Bomber Jacket With Shearling Collar
    Regular price $572
    Sale price $572
  • Schott Nyc Classic Brown Leather Bomber Jacket
    Regular price $415
    Sale price $415

Schott Nyc

Schott Nyc has defined American leather jackets for over a century, and this edit narrows in on the pieces that matter now. You’ll find dark brown leather jackets with shearling or plush fur collars, classic bomber shapes in lambskin, and structured wool options that read sharp rather than nostalgic. Cuts stay close to the body without feeling tight, designed to work over knitwear or a mid-weight hoodie.

Use the filters to refine by price, fabric, or weight and compare Schott Nyc against casual jackets and leather outerwear from popular brands like Maison Margiela, Marni, and Acne Studios. Key details to focus on:

  • Collars with shearling or fur trims that add texture and warmth.
  • Double-breasted wool fronts for a more tailored, coat-like line.
  • Bomber cuffs and waistbands that structure the silhouette.

Every piece ships from authorized stockists with full provenance, so you can invest in a jacket you’ll keep in rotation for years.

FAQ

How does Schott Nyc outerwear fit compared to other designers?
Schott Nyc jackets typically run true to label with a classic menswear block—room through the shoulders and chest, cleaner at the waist. Bomber styles may feel slightly shorter than tailored overcoats, which is intentional. Check each product page for specific fit notes, garment measurements, and size conversions if you usually buy Italian or Japanese labels.
What is the difference between the leather bomber jackets and the structured wool jacket?
The leather bombers use weighty skins and ribbed trims at the cuffs and hem for a more casual, aviation-inspired profile. The structured wool jacket is double-breasted with a stronger collar and front overlap, closer to a tailored coat in attitude. Both are built for everyday wear, but the wool option dresses up more easily with tailored trousers and derby shoes.
Are the shearling and fur collars removable on these Schott Nyc jackets?
Some Schott Nyc styles come with detachable collars, while others are fixed as a core part of the design. Because this can vary by model, always review the construction notes and photography on the product page. If the collar is detachable, we’ll call it out clearly in the details section.
How should I care for a Schott Nyc leather jacket from this collection?
Avoid home washing or aggressive cleaners on any leather style. Let the jacket air dry if it gets wet, store it on a wide hanger, and use a quality leather conditioner sparingly to keep the hide supple. For deeper cleaning or repairs, we recommend a specialist leather cleaner rather than a standard dry cleaner.
Can I wear Schott Nyc jackets with more directional or avant-garde pieces?
Yes. The clean bomber shapes and dark leather tones pair easily with wide-leg or cropped trousers from labels like Maison Margiela or Marni, and they also ground more experimental proportions or textures. Treat a Schott Nyc jacket as the anchor layer—its structure balances deconstructed shirting, technical pants, or exaggerated knitwear without fighting for attention.