This list covers 28 jacket brands, arranged alphabetically from “Alpha Industries” to “Aigle.” These brands span military-inspired outerwear, technical mountain gear, motorcycle armor, streetwear, and classic tailoring. You’ll find labels that dress skiers, riders, city commuters, and anyone who just wants a warm, sturdy coat for daily life.
Jacket Brands are companies that make or license outerwear meant to protect you from cold, wind, and rain while also making a style statement. Some grew out of military contracts or motorsport safety gear, while others started as small workshops and grew into global names. Alpha Industries, for example, built its reputation on the MA-1 bomber jacket, originally made for U.S. Air Force pilots, a design that later became a streetwear icon.
Below you’ll find the table with each brand’s country of origin, parent company, founding year, and a short description.
Brand: the name of the jacket brand, so you can quickly scan the full list and spot the ones you already know.
Country of Origin: the country where the brand was founded, giving you a sense of its roots and cultural influence.
Parent Company: the larger company that owns the brand, if any, so you know whether it’s independent or part of a bigger group.
Founding Year: the year the brand launched, helping you see how long it’s been making jackets and how established it is.
Description: a short summary of what the brand is known for, so you can quickly tell if its jackets fit what you’re looking for.
Jacket Brands
Brand
Country of Origin
Parent Company
Founding Year
Alpha Industries
United States
Independent
1959
Arc’teryx
Canada
Amer Sports
1989
Avirex
United States
Independent
1975
AllSaints
United Kingdom
Independent
1994
Alpinestars
Italy
Independent
1963
Ariat
United States
Independent
1993
Adidas
Germany
Independent
1949
Aritzia
Canada
Independent
1984
A.P.C.
France
Independent
1987
Acne Studios
Sweden
Independent
1996
Aeronautica Militare
Italy
Independent
1978
Armor Lux
France
Independent
1938
Aether Apparel
United States
Independent
2009
Amundsen Sports
Norway
Independent
2014
Aztech Mountain
United States
Independent
2011
Athleta
United States
Gap Inc.
1998
Analog
United States
Burton Snowboards
1993
Airblaster
United States
Independent
2000
Anta
China
Independent
1991
Alexander McQueen
United Kingdom
Kering
1992
Aime Leon Dore
United States
Independent
2014
Askov Finlayson
United States
Independent
2011
American Giant
United States
Independent
2012
Aviator Nation
United States
Independent
2006
Arma Leather
Netherlands
Independent
2013
Aero Leather Clothing
United Kingdom
Independent
1985
Andrew Marc
United States
G-III Apparel Group
1981
Aigle
France
Independent
1853
Descriptions
Alpha Industries
Iconic maker of military-inspired flight and bomber jackets, best known for popularizing the MA-1 bomber that became a streetwear staple.
Arc’teryx
Technical outdoor brand famed for high-performance shell jackets built with GORE-TEX for climbing, skiing, and mountaineering.
Avirex
Heritage label rooted in military aviation gear, renowned for leather flight jackets like the A-2 and G-1 bomber styles.
AllSaints
British fashion house known for edgy leather and biker jackets with a rock-and-roll, distressed aesthetic.
Alpinestars
Motorsport gear specialist producing armored motorcycle and racing jackets built for protection and performance.
Ariat
Western and equestrian brand offering rugged, weather-resistant jackets designed for riders and outdoor work.
Adidas
Global sportswear giant whose track jackets and performance outerwear are worn on and off the field worldwide.
Aritzia
Canadian fashion retailer famous for its cozy oversized puffer jackets, including the viral “Super Puff.”
A.P.C.
Minimalist Parisian label known for understated, well-tailored jackets in raw denim and clean silhouettes.
Acne Studios
Scandinavian fashion house blending Nordic minimalism with edgy tailoring, popular for statement leather and shearling jackets.
Aeronautica Militare
Italian brand licensed by the Italian Air Force, specializing in flight jackets inspired by military aviation heritage.
Armor Lux
Breton brand celebrated for classic sailor-style jackets and sweaters rooted in French maritime tradition.
Aether Apparel
Premium outerwear label merging technical fabrics with minimalist design for motorcycle and cold-weather jackets.
Amundsen Sports
Norwegian outdoor brand making retro-styled, durable jackets built for Scandinavian mountain conditions.
Aztech Mountain
Colorado ski brand crafting bold, retro-inspired jackets that blend vintage ski-team style with modern performance.
Athleta
Women’s activewear brand offering technical, stylish jackets for running, yoga, and everyday outdoor use.
Analog
Snowboard-rooted apparel brand known for relaxed-fit, durable outerwear jackets for the slopes and streets.
Airblaster
Snowboard culture brand famous for its colorful, oversized “Freedom Suit” and puffy winter jackets.
Anta
One of China’s largest sportswear makers, producing affordable performance and lifestyle jackets sold globally.
Alexander McQueen
High-fashion house known for dramatic, tailored jackets that blend sharp construction with theatrical design.
Aime Leon Dore
New York streetwear label mixing prep and hip-hop influences, known for premium coaches and varsity jackets.
Askov Finlayson
Minneapolis outerwear brand crafting warm, minimalist parkas built to handle harsh Midwest winters.
American Giant
USA-manufactured basics brand best known for its heavyweight cotton bomber and full-zip hoodie jackets.
Aviator Nation
California lifestyle brand blending vintage surf and rock influences into retro-style zip-up jackets.
Arma Leather
Dutch label specializing in soft, affordable leather jackets with a modern, minimalist cut.
Aero Leather Clothing
Scottish maker of painstakingly authentic reproduction leather flight and motorcycle jackets.
Andrew Marc
New York label known for polished leather and wool-blend jackets aimed at contemporary city style.
Aigle
Storied French outdoor brand originally built on rubber boots, now known for durable rain and field jackets.
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