Care Guide
Care for a Letterman Jacket.
Protect the wool, leather, embroidery, and chenille texture so the jacket can keep telling the story.
Explore Jacket DetailsSmall Habits Preserve the Jacket.
A letterman jacket combines materials that age differently. Care should protect the most delicate element first: the decorated patches.
Avoid Washing
Decorated letterman jackets should not go through a washing machine. Water, agitation, and heat can flatten chenille and stress wool, leather, and stitching.
Handle Moisture Fast
If the jacket gets damp, blot with a dry cloth and let it air dry naturally. Never use heat, and avoid rubbing chenille pile while it is wet.
Spot Clean Carefully
Use a soft dry cloth for surface dust. For stains, blot gently and ask a professional cleaner before using solvents around patches or leather sleeves.
Store on a Broad Hanger
Keep the jacket on a padded or broad wooden hanger in a breathable garment bag. Avoid folding the jacket or compressing raised chenille patches.
Frequently Asked Questions.
Add to Your Jacket.
Schedule an appointment when it is time to add new patches or refresh your layout.
Schedule an Add-On