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Men's Vintage Brown Two-Button Leather Blazer
Regular price $189.00Sale price $189.00 Regular priceUnit price per$234.0019%
When a jacket's hem is not enough, a long leather coat adds coverage, warmth, and a cleaner line over jeans, trousers, or a knit. This collection gathers our longer men's styles: long leather coats that fall from mid-thigh to the knee, belted leather trench coats, hooded long coats, and dressier tailored cuts.
At Martin Jackets, our long coats and trench coats are cut from real leather that softens with wear and still looks sharp for commuting, travel, and colder evenings. Choose a classic black leather trench coat for maximum versatility, or a warmer brown long coat with denim and boots.
Go long when you want thigh-to-knee coverage and a more polished silhouette; a belted trench gives a sharper waist, while a straight long coat layers easily over a suit or sweater. Fit should leave room for a light knit without pulling at the shoulders or buttons, and the hem should not restrict your stride.
Prefer a shorter cut? Browse all men's leather coats for hip-length coats and leather blazers, or explore our men's jackets collection for bombers, bikers, and coats in one place.
FAQs
What is the difference between a long leather coat and a leather jacket?
A long leather coat runs to mid-thigh or the knee for more coverage and a dressier line. Jackets like bombers and bikers sit closer to the waist. Pick a coat when warmth and length matter; pick a jacket when you want a lighter everyday layer.
Trench coat, car coat or overcoat: which should I choose?
A trench coat is usually belted with a longer hem, so it looks bold over jeans or a suit. A car coat stops around mid-thigh, which makes it easy to drive and sit in. An overcoat has a clean single- or double-breasted front and is the dressiest choice for work and evenings.
How should a long leather or trench coat fit?
Shoulders should sit clean without pulling, sleeves should reach the wrist over a light layer, and you should button or zip comfortably over a sweater. The hem should fall where you want coverage—usually mid-thigh to knee for long and trench coats—without restricting your stride.
Can I wear a long leather coat over a suit?
Yes. Pick a size with enough room across the shoulders for a jacket underneath and sleeves long enough to cover your suit cuffs. A black single-breasted overcoat or a belted trench looks the most formal. Compare the chest measurement on the size chart with your suit jacket before you order.
Black or brown—which long leather coat is more versatile?
Black is the most versatile and pairs with jeans, chinos, and darker outfits. Brown leans casual and vintage and works especially well with denim, boots, and earth tones. Many men keep one black long coat or trench as the everyday default.
Do you have long coats inspired by films and TV?
Yes. Several of our long coats and trench coats are inspired by coats seen on screen, such as Blade Runner 2049, The Batman, The Crow and Supernatural. Each one is our own take on the look, so check the product page for the exact material, lining and fit.
Can I wear a long leather coat in milder weather?
Yes. Lighter or unlined long coats and trench coats work for cool spring and fall days; heavier or lined styles suit colder weather. Layer a thin sweater underneath when temperatures drop instead of sizing up dramatically.
How do I care for a real leather trench or long coat?
Wipe with a soft dry cloth, keep it away from prolonged moisture and direct heat, condition the leather a few times a year, and hang on a wide hanger so the shoulders hold their shape. Avoid machine washing.
Can I get a custom size or return a coat?
Many coats offer custom sizing. Check the size chart first, then choose custom sizing on the product page when it is available. You can request an exchange or return within 30 days of delivery if the item is unused with tags attached. Return shipping is paid by the customer, and custom-made items cannot be exchanged.
