Prepare for Spring With the Best Leather Jackets On the Web (Starting at $80)

When you can’t decide between a vintage bomber and a rocker moto, this hybrid combines both jacket styles (and makes your jeans and T-shirt look that much cooler).

Almost as edgy as black, and surprisingly versatile, this off-white biker jacket is as seasonless as they come. The creamy color transcends temperatures, so you’ll get plenty of use out of this particular number.

It’s sleek, curve-hugging and timeless. Yup, everyone will want to borrow it, from your daughter to your great-aunt.

We treat our snakeskin boots like a neutral, so we’ll be doing the same with this moto. Picture it with a black sweaterdress in March and jean shorts and a T-shirt come May.

With an open front and wrap silhouette (from the queen of wrap dresses herself), this is the type of leather jacket you’ll keep on all day…and night.

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Could it be the leather trench of our dreams? You betcha. We’re so happy the outdated “no white before Memorial Day” rule no longer applies.

Part blazer and part trench, this number can be worn as a top on its own, and with or without the belt, for multiple looks in one sleek package.

Of course this cool-girl brand created the leather jacket of our dreams, complete with a cropped but oversized silhouette and a rocker-chic belt. Anine Bing also nailed it with this burgundy hue, which also happens to work for fall and winter.

If you have yet to invest in a shacket, make it this one from Tibi. It’s just oversized enough to fit over a chunky sweater but cute enough to wear over a tank on the chilliest night of summer.

We spent the past two seasons in black leather, so powder pink is a welcome update for the impending sunshine ahead. Plus, the cropped silhouette and edgy belt keep it from looking too precious.

The slim silhouette and waist-cinching belt on this trench coat look good with a midi dress or blue jeans. Plus, it’s way cooler than the neutral trench we already have hanging in our closet.

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So buttery, you’d swear it’s the real deal. This faux-leather blazer with a pleated silhouette and single-button closure is sure to up the ante on any old jeans-and-tee outfit.