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Yes—use code JULY4VIP at checkout for 20% off. The code applies automatically to eligible in-stock items in this collection made-to-measure sizing outside standard size charts may carry a separate production timeline that isn’t affected by the discount.
Lambskin comes from younger, smaller hides, giving it a thinner, softer feel with more natural drape — ideal for fitted or character-accurate pieces. Cowhide is thicker and denser, which makes it more resistant to scuffing and better suited to jackets meant for years of regular wear. Cowhide is generally the more durable choice; lambskin is the more comfortable one.
Full-grain cowhide leather is generally considered the most durable option, while lambskin leather offers a softer and more lightweight feel.
Most leather jackets feature soft viscose lining for comfort and breathability, while some designs may include cotton or polyester-blend linings based on the original style requirements.
No most flight suits are manufactured using premium cotton fabrics or cotton-poly blends rather than leather, since this better matches the screen-accurate look and provides more flexibility for extended wear.
Custom sizing is included at no added cost on eligible products. You’ll provide measurements (chest, shoulder width, sleeve length, and torso length, depending on the garment) through the product page at checkout, and the piece is cut to those measurements rather than a standard size chart.
Standard production time for made-to-order pieces is 5 to 7 business days before shipping.
Store your jacket in a cool, dry place, avoid excessive moisture, and apply a leather conditioner periodically to help maintain its appearance and longevity.
Suede should be brushed with a dedicated suede brush to lift the nap, treated with a suede protector spray before the first wear, and never conditioned with the oils or creams used on smooth leather those will darken and stain the surface.
Yes. The flight suits and character jackets in this collection are built with panel construction and detailing that matches on-screen references, and the cotton-blend fabrics used in most flight suits are lighter and more breathable than leather, making them more practical for full-day convention wear.