This list covers 30 jacket brands, running alphabetically from “L.L.Bean” to “Loden-Frey”. These labels span outdoor gear, denim, luxury fashion, and streetwear, and they show up everywhere from ski slopes to city sidewalks. People wear their jackets for warmth, work, sport, and everyday style, and many of these names have shaped how outerwear looks and fits today.

Jacket Brands are companies that design and sell coats and jackets, often alongside other clothing. Some started as small workwear or outdoor suppliers and grew into global names, while others began in luxury fashion houses. Lacoste, for example, built its reputation on tennis shirts before its crocodile logo became a fixture on bombers and quilted jackets worldwide.

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 spot the one you’re looking for or compare it with others.

Country of Origin: the country where the brand was founded, giving you a sense of its heritage and regional style influences.

Parent Company: the business that owns the brand today, helping you see which names are independent and which belong to larger fashion groups.

Founding Year: the year the brand was established, useful if you want to gauge its history and staying power.

Description: a brief summary of what the brand is known for, so you can quickly judge whether its jackets fit your style or needs.

Jacket Brands

BrandCountry of OriginParent CompanyFounding Year
L.L.BeanUnited StatesIndependent1912
Levi’sUnited StatesLevi Strauss & Co.1853
LacosteFranceMaus Freres1933
Lands’ EndUnited StatesIndependent1963
LululemonCanadaIndependent1998
Loro PianaItalyLVMH1924
LanvinFranceFosun Fashion Group1889
LongchampFranceIndependent1948
Lyle & ScottScotlandIndependent1874
LeeUnited StatesKontoor Brands1889
LoeweSpainLVMH1846
London FogUnited StatesIndependent1923
LavenhamUnited KingdomIndependent1969
Le Coq SportifFranceAiresis1882
LottoItalyBasicNet1973
LundhagsSwedenIndependent1932
LonsdaleUnited KingdomIndependent1960
Lewis LeathersUnited KingdomIndependent1892
La MartinaArgentinaIndependent1985
Lucky BrandUnited StatesBluestar Alliance1990
LardiniItalyIndependent1978
LindberghDenmarkIndependent1978
Lexington CompanySwedenIndependent1993
LuhtaFinlandIndependent1907
Lowe AlpineUnited StatesEquip Outdoor Technologies1967
Li-NingChinaIndependent1990
LamarqueUnited StatesIndependent1996
LRGUnited StatesIndependent1999
Louis VuittonFranceLVMH1854
Loden-FreyGermanyIndependent1842

Descriptions

L.L.Bean
An American outdoor retailer famous for durable, no-frills gear, including its classic Maine hunting jackets and rugged outerwear built for cold-weather adventures.
Levi’s
The original blue jeans maker, Levi’s also popularized the denim “trucker” jacket, a wardrobe staple still copied by brands worldwide.
Lacoste
Best known for its crocodile-logo polos, this French sportswear house also makes lightweight bomber and quilted jackets with a preppy, casual look.
Lands’ End
A mail-order-turned-retail brand known for practical, family-friendly clothing, including affordable squall jackets, parkas, and fleece outerwear.
Lululemon
Started as a yoga-wear label in Vancouver, Lululemon now sells technical run and travel jackets alongside its signature athletic leggings.
Loro Piana
An Italian luxury house famed for ultra-fine cashmere and wool, producing understated, extremely expensive jackets favored by quiet-luxury enthusiasts.
Lanvin
The oldest continuously operating French fashion house, Lanvin blends Parisian elegance into tailored jackets and eveningwear.
Longchamp
A family-owned French house best known for its folding Le Pliage bags, also offering sleek leather and quilted jackets.
Lyle & Scott
A Scottish knitwear brand recognizable by its golden eagle logo, offering classic harrington and bomber jackets with a retro British feel.
Lee
An American workwear and denim label known for durable trucker and denim jackets that helped define rugged Americana style.
Loewe
A historic Spanish leather goods house turned high-fashion brand, crafting artful, texture-rich jackets under creative director Jonathan Anderson.
London Fog
An American brand that built its name on classic trench coats and rain jackets, a mid-century staple of business and travel wardrobes.
Lavenham
A small English brand famous for its diamond-quilted jackets, born in the Suffolk village it’s named after and beloved in equestrian circles.
Le Coq Sportif
One of the world’s oldest sportswear brands, this French rooster-logo label makes retro-styled track and bomber jackets.
Lotto
An Italian sportswear brand best known for tennis and football gear, also producing casual sport jackets and windbreakers.
Lundhags
A Swedish outdoor brand built on rugged, weatherproof gear, making technical jackets designed to handle harsh Scandinavian conditions.
Lonsdale
Originally a boxing equipment brand, Lonsdale became a streetwear name known for casual bomber and track jackets.
Lewis Leathers
A legendary British motorcycle brand whose black leather jackets became iconic symbols of rocker and punk subcultures.
La Martina
An Argentine brand rooted in polo culture, offering equestrian-inspired quilted and leather jackets with a heritage sporting feel.
Lucky Brand
A Los Angeles-founded denim label known for vintage-inspired fits, including well-worn-looking denim and moto jackets.
Lardini
An Italian tailoring house from the Marche region prized for beautifully constructed blazers and jackets with expert craftsmanship.
Lindbergh
A Danish menswear label offering clean, Scandinavian-styled casual jackets that mix minimalism with everyday wearability.
Lexington Company
A Swedish lifestyle brand with a preppy East Coast American aesthetic, offering quilted and corduroy jackets.
Luhta
A long-running Finnish sportswear company producing insulated and weatherproof jackets built for Nordic winters.
Lowe Alpine
Founded by climbing innovator Greg Lowe, this brand makes technical mountaineering and hiking jackets for serious outdoor use.
Li-Ning
Founded by Olympic gymnast Li Ning, this Chinese sportswear giant produces athletic jackets blending performance and bold streetwear style.
Lamarque
A New York-based label specializing in soft, buttery leather jackets favored for their fashion-forward, effortlessly cool silhouettes.
LRG
Lifted Research Group is an American streetwear brand known for graphic-heavy hoodies and jackets with a hip-hop and skate influence.
Louis Vuitton
The famed French luxury house, beyond its iconic trunks and bags, produces striking, high-craftsmanship jackets within its ready-to-wear collections.
Loden-Frey
A traditional Bavarian house rooted in loden wool craftsmanship, known for classic Alpine-style hunting and country jackets.
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