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Black fleece varsity jacket with ribbed collar and snap-button front - Vestecraft
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Black Fleece Varsity Jacket

Price range: $ 75.90 through $ 99.60

Wool is where the varsity jacket started, and it's still the material that gives the style its most authentic feel. A melton wool body holds its shape in a way lighter fabrics can't, which is why the earliest letterman jackets used it and why it's still the go-to for anyone who wants the "real" version of the look rather than a lighter reinterpretation.

Every jacket in this collection carries that same heavyweight structure: a substantial wool body, a ribbed knit collar, cuffs, and waistband that stay snug wear after wear, and a full snap-button front. Most of our wool jackets pair the body with genuine cowhide leather sleeves in a contrast color, giving you the classic two-tone letterman silhouette — though solid wool builds are available too if you prefer a single-material look.

Because wool holds embroidery and chenille patches exceptionally well, this collection is also the strongest starting point for anyone customizing a jacket for a school, team, or club — the raised texture of chenille lettering reads especially clean against a wool base. Add your own letters, name, number, or full custom back design through our Design Your Jacket Online tool.

Prefer a full-leather build instead? Browse Leather Varsity Jackets, or see the complete Varsity Jackets collection to compare every style. New to the jacket? Read what a varsity jacket actually is for the full history and buying guide.

FAQs

Q: How warm is a wool varsity jacket compared to fleece? A: Wool is heavier and traps more warmth than fleece, making it a better choice for fall and winter wear, while fleece is lighter and suited to milder weather or indoor layering.

Q: Do all wool varsity jackets come with leather sleeves? A: No — most do, for the classic two-tone letterman look, but solid wool jackets without leather sleeves are also available in this collection.

Q: Does wool hold up well to custom embroidery and patches? A: Yes. Wool's texture is one of the best surfaces for chenille letter patches and embroidery, which is why it's the traditional choice for school and team lettering.