Collection: Aviator Jacket For Men

Genuine Leather Aviator Jacket for Men

Looking for a men’s aviator jacket that combines timeless style with rugged durability? Shop Glory Store Australia’s exclusive collection of aviator jackets for men — genuine leather, shearling-lined, and faux options available at the best price. With premium materials, perfect fit, and free shipping across Australia plus 30 days easy return, you can buy with confidence. Whether you're after a classic pilot look, a cold-weather essential, or a modern street-style twist, find the aviator jacket that suits your style and budget today.

What Is an Aviator Jacket & Its Rich History

The aviator jacket, also known as the flight jacket or pilot jacket, started life high above the clouds. In the early 20th century, real pilots needed garments built for extreme cold, wind, and altitude. Out of that necessity came the now-iconic B-3 and G-1 styles—heavy leather, warm shearling linings, large collars to block cold air, sturdy zippers, and robust stitching. Today, aviator jackets for men carry that heritage in design, materials, and attitude. When you buy one, you’re not just getting outerwear—you’re investing in a timeless symbol of rugged style mixed with function.

Materials, Linings & Quality You Should Know

To make sure your aviator jacket lasts, feels great, and keeps you warm (or sleek), these are the material elements to understand:

• Genuine Leather vs Faux Leather vs Suede: Genuine leather (cowhide, sheepskin, lambskin) delivers durability and aged appeal. Suede has texture and softness but needs more care. Faux leather gives you the style at a lower cost and cruelty-free, though usually less breathable.

• Shearling and Fur Collars / Linings: Shearling lining (real or high-quality synthetic) is what gives the classic aviator jacket its warmth and pilot feel. The collar often has fur or shearling that can be “popped up” to protect your neck from wind.

• Weight & Insulation: If you live in cold parts of Australia (Tasmania, alpine regions), you’ll want thicker insulation and full shearling. For milder climates, quilted or lighter linings will let you layer smartly without bulk.

• Hardware & Finishing: Strong metal zippers, solid rivets, quality stitching are not just details—they make a big difference in durability. Look for reinforced seams in shoulders and arms.

Fit & Size Guide: How It Should Look & Feel

Getting the right fit on an aviator jacket both affects comfort and style. Here’s what to aim for:

• Shoulders: The shoulder seam should align with your natural shoulder edge. If it droops or pulls, it’s the wrong size.

• Chest and Torso: You should be able to zip it over a light sweater without strain. But avoid big baggy fits—that ruins the silhouette.

• Length: Traditional aviators hit around your beltline. This keeps proportions balanced. Longer jackets can look more like parkas; shorter ones become more like bombers.

• Sleeve Length: Sleeves should end at your wrist bone, with enough room to bend. Ribbed cuffs or fitted cuffs help keep warmth in.

• Fit vs Layers: If you plan to layer (hoodies, knitwear), allow a little extra room—but not so much that it looks sloppy.

Styles & Variations You’ll Love

Glory Store Australia offers a range of aviator styles. Here are what you can expect, and which ones match different needs:

Styling Tips: How to Wear Your Aviator Jacket

Once you own one, styling is where your aviator jacket really shines. Here are how to wear it for different occasions and seasons:

• Casual Day-Out Style: Pair with a plain white tee, dark jeans, sneakers or boots. Let the jacket be the focal point.

• Smart Casual / Office Friendly: Go with a button-down shirt or merino sweater beneath, tailored trousers or chinos, and clean leather boots. A sleek dark aviator jacket can elevate the whole look.

• Layering for Winter: Use thermal base layers, sweater or flannel shirt, perhaps scarf. If your jacket has shearling, ensure collar sits properly and consider gloves.

• Transitional Seasons (Autumn, Early Spring): Lighter lining versions work well over long-sleeve shirts. Leave unzipped over henleys or layer over hooded sweatshirt for street style.

• Color Matching: Classic browns and black are valuable because of versatility. Tan, olive, and grey options offer variety, especially for weekend looks.

Care & Maintenance: Keep It Looking Like New

An aviator jacket is an investment. Treat it right and it will last for many years, developing character. Here are tips:

• Cleaning: For genuine leather, wipe with damp cloth, use leather cleaner & conditioner. For suede, use a suede brush and avoid moisture. For shearling, shaking out, brushing, gentle spot cleaning.

• Storage: Hang on a wide, padded hanger to keep shape. Avoid plastic garment bags—leather needs to breathe. Keep away from direct sunlight which fades leather.

• Weather Protection: Use waterproof or water-repellent sprays for leather and suede. If the jacket gets wet, blot and allow it to air dry naturally (don’t use direct heat).

• Repair & Upkeep: Replace broken zippers, re-stitch seams when needed. Leather polish and conditioner will restore sheen and prevent cracking.

Why Buy from Glory Store Australia

When you order an aviator jacket from us, you’re getting more than just outerwear—you’re getting value, trust, and service:

• Authenticity & Quality: Real materials, genuine craftsmanship. If labelled as genuine leather or shearling, that’s what you get.

• Best Price Promise: Competitive pricing, value for money. We regularly offer free shipping across Australia and price matching wherever possible.

• Easy Returns & Customer Support: 30 days easy return policy. If the cut or fit isn’t perfect, we’ll help you exchange or refund.

• Fit Help & Style Advice: Size guides, fit photos, and options to chat with our support team to ensure you pick the right size and style.

• Fast, Reliable Delivery: Quick dispatch, well-packed, safe delivery so your aviator jacket arrives in the condition you expect.

Final Thoughts

An aviator jacket for men is more than just outerwear. It's a piece of history, a style statement, and a functional garment all in one. Whether you're after a rugged leather piece, a cozy shearling-lined model, or a sleek modern slim fit, prioritize materials, fit, and versatility. With the right pick, your jacket will look better over time—aging beautifully, becoming more personal. Shop the aviator jacket collection by Glory Store Australia today, order now, get free shipping, and enjoy 30 days easy return. Make your style soar.

FAQs

What is the difference between an aviator jacket and a bomber jacket?
While the terms are often used interchangeably, aviator jackets usually feature shearling collars or fur lining, higher collar designs, and early pilot-inspired detailing. Classic bomber jackets tend to have ribbed collars, cuffs, and waistbands, and a lower profile. If you want warmth and heritage, go with aviator style.

How should an aviator jacket fit men?
It should align at the shoulders, feel snug but allow layering, sleeves ending at the wrist, and length around the beltline. A good fit preserves the silhouette and comfort.

What materials are best for warmth?
Real shearling / fur collars and linings deliver the most warmth. Genuine leather and thick wool blends add protection from wind. Faux materials can be warm too but often less insulating.

Is real shearling worth the extra cost?
Yes, if you need warmth, durability, and authenticity. Genuine shearling tends to last longer, age gracefully, retain heat, and offer natural insulation. But if you have budget or ethical concerns, quality faux-shearling is a viable alternative.

Can I wear an aviator jacket year-round?
Yes, depending on your climate and the style. Lighter versions with quilted linings work well in spring/fall. Fully lined, heavy shearling models are better for cold winters. In summer, leather jackets can be worn in cooler evenings.

How do I clean and maintain a leather aviator jacket?
Wipe away dust with a damp cloth, use leather cleaner & conditioner periodically, avoid moisture exposure, store in breathable garment bags, and treat any damage (scratches/zippers) early.