Jacket

Marlboro Jackets: Racing Leather, Vintage Colors and Workwear Attitude

A Marlboro jacket is usually the piece people remember from old photos: a red and white racing jacket at a Grand Prix, or a heavy coat from a reward catalog. This category brings together 13 Marlboro jackets built around those two traditions. Prices currently run from $100 to $130, marked down from regular prices of $150 to $210, and every jacket comes in S, M, L, XL and XXL.

The Marlboro Racing Jacket and Leather Styles

Marlboro spent more than two decades on the side of McLaren's Formula 1 cars, from 1974 to 1996, and became Ferrari's title sponsor in 1997. Pit crews, drivers and fans wore the colors, and the Marlboro racing jacket became one of the most copied pieces of motorsport style. Three jackets here follow that line:

• Marlboro Leather Racing Jacket: $120, regular price $200.
• Racing Jacket Genuine Leather: $120, regular price $200, listed by name as genuine leather.
• Vintage Racing Jacket: $120, regular price $200, for a faded track day look.

There is also a plain Racing Jacket at the same price. If you are specifically after a Marlboro leather jacket, read the product page of each model for the material details before you choose, because only some of the racing jackets are described as leather.

Vintage Marlboro Jacket Colorways

A vintage Marlboro jacket today is less about a specific year and more about the palette: brown, cream, washed red, grey and blue. That is exactly how this group is organized. The BROWN Jacket, CREAM Jacket, RED Jacket and Grey Jacket are each $130 instead of $210, and the BLUE Vintage Jacket and Brwon Vintage Jacket are $120 instead of $200. If you prefer a Marlboro jacket vintage in tone but quieter in color, the Heritage Jacket in Loden Green is the lowest priced model at $100, down from $150.

These are vintage-inspired designs available in full size runs, not one-off originals from past decades. Original promotional jackets still turn up on resale marketplaces, usually in a single size and with years of wear.

The Marlboro Man Jacket

The Marlboro Man came out of the 1950s, when the Leo Burnett agency repositioned the brand in the American market and leaned on rugged Western imagery. Two jackets carry that idea in their names: the MAN Inspired Jacket and the Man Jacket, both $130 with a regular price of $200. They work best with the same things the ads showed: denim, boots and a no-fuss attitude.

Which Marlboro Jacket Should You Choose?

• For a motorsport look: Marlboro Leather Racing Jacket or Vintage Racing Jacket.
• For everyday wear in soft colors: CREAM Jacket, Grey Jacket or BLUE Vintage Jacket.
• For a bold statement: RED Jacket.
• For the lowest price: Heritage Jacket in Loden Green at $100.
• For a Western mood: MAN Inspired Jacket or Man Jacket.

Sizing a Marlboro Jacket

Take a jacket you already own, lay it flat and measure straight across the chest just below the arms, then from the top of the shoulder to the hem. Compare those numbers with the product page. Racing jackets tend to be worn closer to the body, while vintage styles often look right with a little extra room. If you plan to wear one of our Marlboro hoodies underneath, go one size up. Still unsure? Send your measurements through our contact page before ordering.

How to Wear It

A racing jacket already carries a lot of graphics, so keep the rest simple: a plain white tee, dark jeans and clean sneakers. The softer vintage colorways pair well with one of our Marlboro shirts and chinos, or with a vintage sweatshirt for cold mornings. Add one of our Marlboro caps only if the jacket is plain, otherwise the outfit starts to look like a costume.

Jacket Care

Never machine wash a leather racing jacket. Wipe it with a slightly damp cloth, let it dry away from heaters and store it on a wide hanger so the shoulders keep their shape. For non-leather jackets, follow the care label, close any zippers before washing and choose a cold, gentle cycle. Printed or embroidered logos last longer when the jacket is turned inside out.

Marlboro Jackets at a Glance

Here is the full lineup with current sale prices, so you can compare without opening every product page.

Leather or Fabric: What Changes Day to Day

A leather racing jacket feels heavier, blocks wind well and slowly softens and creases with wear, which many people like. It also needs more care and does not belong in a washing machine. The fabric vintage jackets are lighter, easier to clean and more comfortable on mild days or in warm states. If you want one jacket for most of the year, a fabric style in cream, grey or blue is the more flexible pick. If you want the classic motorsport look for fall and spring evenings, go leather.

Shipping and Returns

Shipping within the USA is free. Unworn items with their tags can be returned within 30 days of delivery, and refunds go back to your original payment method within 5 to 7 business days after the return is inspected. The full rules are in our refund and returns policy.

Marlboro Jacket FAQ

Do you sell a Marlboro Carhartt jacket?

No. We found no record of a collaboration between the two companies. Most jackets sold under that name are Carhartt pieces with custom patches or reworked copies. For a similar workwear feel, look at the BROWN Jacket or the Heritage Jacket in Loden Green.

Is there a Marlboro denim jacket or Marlboro jean jacket?

None of our current jackets is listed as denim. The BLUE Vintage Jacket is the closest in color if you like the blue jean jacket look.

Are these Ferrari Marlboro jackets?

No. Our racing jackets are inspired by the colors of the Formula 1 era and are not Ferrari or McLaren team merchandise.

I searched for a malboro jacket. Is this the right place?

Yes, malboro is a common misspelling. This page lists every Marlboro jacket we carry.

How much is a leather jacket Marlboro style?

The Marlboro Leather Racing Jacket and the Racing Jacket Genuine Leather are both $120 on sale.