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I have this Jacket Maker suede jacket and it’s so cozy — 20% off for Black Friday

The Jacket Maker the Aaron leather bomber jacket worn outside
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I’ll admit, in sunny and warm Florida I don’t need thicker jackets very often. But when it gets cold here, believe it or not, it can get cold. Before you criticize my commentary, know that I am from New England, so I know real cold. I digress. The point is, I don’t get to stretch my stylish jacket chops often. But I do travel every year to spend time with family and so I still need warm, winter-friendly jackets for that, and for the month or two when it’s cold in my home state. That means I need a versatile jacket I can wear in many types of weather. Cue the leather jacket, or more specifically The Jacket Maker’s leather jackets. There’s a reason they landed a spot on our list of the best leather jackets for men.

Regardless, right now, they’re offering a flat 20% off all jackets with free shipping and extended exchange options — if you’re not happy. There are a few jackets available, and they all look snazzy, but the one I settled on is the Sheriff Brown Suede Jacket . Normally $395, it’s down to $316 with the Black Friday sale saving you $79. To me, this jacket is worth the cost, and the presentation of the shipment was just incredible. Let’s discuss.

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The jacket in the featured image is the Aaron Brown Leather Bomber Jacket , which is also on sale for $236 instead of $295.

Why shop The Jacker Maker Black Friday sale

Sheriff Brown Suede Jacket from The Jacket Maker
The Jacket Maker

There are a ton of great jackets in this sale and they all have varying styles. For example, the Dean Black Leather Biker Jacket is sleek, sexy and, well, biker-friendly. It’s also $239 for Black Friday, normally $299. But comparing that to the Cinnamon Distressed Leather Fur Coat , you immediately see the differences, not just in color but overall design. That’s on sale, too, down to $308 instead of $385.

I find the Drakeshire Brown Leather Jacket interesting, which definitely has some high-fantasy vibes going on? Also on sale, by the way, for $236 instead of $295.

But, as you know, I settled on the Sheriff Brown Suede Jacket. It’s thick enough to keep me warm during cold weather, but light enough to wear in the interim weather. The outside is real leather made of goat skin, with a suede finish and faux fur liner that’s super comfortable and soft. The collar style is a high neck on this one but when folded down it doesn’t get in the way and I can wear it in any configuration. Sometimes I want that collar popped, sometimes I don’t so that’s great.

The real stunner was the presentation of the shipment. It came packed and organized so nice, with a companion sleeve to store the jacket in, a tasteful thank-you note, and a small leather-wrapped notebook. No, that doesn’t necessarily add a ton of extra value, but it’s nice to see some thought put into the experience. I mean, if you’re getting a jacket anyway it’s just a nice little gesture.

If you need a jacket, want to add to your collection, or just want to stay warm this winter, I suggest browsing the sale. I certainly benefited from it.

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Briley Kenney
Briley has been writing about consumer electronics and technology for over a decade. When he's not writing about deals for…
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