Location

New York, USA

Founded

2008

Price range

$289 – $870

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

181 products

Size range

17 sizes

New arrivals

29 this month

Jakett

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About

Jakett is an American leather jacket label for women, founded in New York City in 2008 by designer Joseph Greco. It grew out of an obsessive search for the perfect completer piece: an effortless leather jacket that feels as natural as a second skin. The brand designs for a woman who is comfortable, confident and loves "classic cool", embracing the perfectly imperfect look of a distressed leather jacket. Jakett's jackets are produced unlined so the softness of the natural skins shines through, and the brand says they wear like a favourite sweatshirt. Styles include the Adriana Vintage Leather Jacket, the Alexa Burnished Leather Jacket, the Amelia Wrinkled Leather Jacket and the Vespa Vintage Leather Jacket. It also makes leather vests such as the Greta and a line called JKT NYC. Every jacket is handmade one at a time in Pakistan by generationally trained master leather workers using gentle, traditional tanning methods. Its skins are a byproduct of small family farms raising food for local communities, so the brand never uses animals killed for their skins. Jakett is independent and owned and run by Greco as founder and CEO.

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Brand Details

Pakistan
Leather
Suede
Cotton
Linen
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
Verified
J
Joseph Greco

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What kind of clothing does Jakett make?
Jakett is a New York brand making women's leather jackets. Its jackets are made unlined and finished to feel soft and broken-in, like a vintage favourite.
What leather jackets does Jakett sell?
Jakett sells styles such as the Adriana Vintage Leather Jacket, the Alexa Burnished Leather Jacket, the Amelia Wrinkled Leather Jacket and the Vespa Vintage Leather Jacket. It also makes leather vests like the Greta and a line called JKT NYC.
How much does Jakett cost?
Jakett is a premium brand, with pieces priced from about $289 to $870 USD. Most leather jackets cost around $330–$410.
Where is Jakett located?
Jakett is based in New York City, USA.
Who founded Jakett?
Jakett was founded in New York City in 2008 by designer Joseph Greco.
Who owns Jakett?
Jakett is an independent brand owned and run by its founder and CEO, Joseph Greco.
Where is Jakett made?
Jakett has its leather jackets handmade one at a time in Pakistan by generationally trained master leather workers. It works with small family farmers to source its leather.

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