The Nour Hammour Leather Jacket Guide: Every Style, Fit and Price

A Nour Hammour leather jacket is a Paris-designed piece, mostly cut in lambskin, that costs between $1,940 and $2,960 on Coveti. Most styles are lined in a cupro and viscose blend with silk through the sleeves. Every style carries a published fit note: the bombers and volume pieces are designed oversized (size down for a closer line), while the cropped and tailored jackets are true to size.

The house was founded in Paris in 2013 by Nour Hammour and Erin Conry Webb, who met at Istituto Marangoni Paris. It works almost entirely in skins, which is why its jackets are searched by name the way other labels’ handbags are. This guide covers what makes a Nour Hammour jacket, the main silhouettes, how they fit and how to choose one for your wardrobe.

Key facts

• Founded in 2013 in Paris by Nour Hammour and Erin Conry Webb.
• Designed in Paris and made between the house atelier in the Marais and a woman-led leather workshop in Istanbul.
• Leather is sourced from Leather Working Group (LWG) member tanneries.
• Coveti carries 40 Nour Hammour jackets: 35 listed as leather jackets and 5 as shearling jackets.
• Jacket prices on Coveti run from $1,940 (the Bleeker) to $2,960 (the Hadley in brown ponyhair).
• Sizes run XS to XL in letters, with some styles cut in French 34 to 44 (UK 6 to 16).
• Each style carries one of three published fit notes: true to size, oversized by design, close fit.

What defines a Nour Hammour leather jacket?

Three things set the jackets apart: the skins, the linings and the cut. Start with the skins. Lambskin dominates the line. The descriptions keep returning to the same qualities: buttery, supple and worn-in. Goatskin appears on a few styles, usually brushed into suede. Cowskin turns up on the brown Hadley, which is finished in ponyhair. Shearling is reserved for collars, trims and the shearling jackets themselves.

Then the linings. Open almost any leather jacket from the house and you will find a body lining of 63% cupro and 37% viscose, with 100% silk in the sleeves. That silk is practical. It lets the jacket slide over a fine knit without dragging, and it is the detail to check for when you compare jackets. A few pieces, such as the Hadley in Noir Classique ($2,010), are left unlined so the leather sits lighter on the body.

Finally the cut. Nour Hammour designs leather the way other houses design knitwear, with drop shoulders, gathered hems and generous sleeves that soften the stiffness people associate with a leather jacket. The house has been worn by Kaia Gerber, Gigi and Bella Hadid and Hailey Bieber, but the appeal is less about who wears it and more about how quietly it sits in a normal week of clothes.

The main Nour Hammour jacket silhouettes

The bomber

The bomber is the house’s biggest family and the shape most people mean when they search “Nour Hammour bomber jacket”. The Rios in Noir Classique ($2,650) is the classic version. It is relaxed through the body, with ribbed cuffs, a ribbed hem and a snap-tab collar. The Drey in Black ($2,610) drops the shoulders further and adds flap pockets with silver hardware. The Beck in Black ($2,880) uses richly textured lambskin, rounded shoulders and oversized pockets on a ribbed hem.

For a cropped take, the Briar in Black ($2,490) pairs wide, sculptural sleeves with a stand collar and elasticated ribbing. It is one of the few bombers marked true to size, so it reads neater than the Drey and Beck.

The cropped jacket

The cropped jackets are the tailored end of the line. The Bleeker in Black ($1,940) is the entry point to the whole range: structured shoulders, a classic collar and flap pockets in smooth leather. The Hadley adds tonal buttons and light shoulder padding. In black lambskin it costs $2,010, while the Hadley in Brown ($2,960) is cut in lustrous ponyhair. The Varda in Noir Classique ($2,410) is the house biker. It is cropped, with a deep lapel collar and silver zips in grained lambskin that improves with wear.

The oversized jacket

The oversized styles are where the house’s draping shows. The Ariste in Terracotta ($2,570) wraps around the body with a high collar, dropped shoulders and curved seams. It fastens with a zip and a button, and the hem is softly cinched. The Dalma in Butterscotch ($2,440) is calmer. It has a clean zip front, a wide collar and welt pockets, with an elasticated hem that gathers the volume at the hip.

The collared jacket

Collars do a lot of the work in this collection. The Dalma’s wide collar frames the face, the Bleeker has a classic shirt-style collar and the Varda opens into a deep lapel. The Ellery in Noir Classique ($2,960) goes further: a softly rounded bomber with a removable Toscana shearling collar. Take the collar off and a clean standing collar sits underneath, so one jacket covers two seasons.

The suede jacket

Searches for a “Nour Hammour suede jacket” lead to a small, strong group. The Dalma in Bark ($2,440) is the same shape as the Butterscotch version in a soft suede. The Quai in Mocha ($2,570) is velvety brushed suede with panelled volume that cinches at the waist and opens at the hem. The Pia in Acajou ($2,570) is a slouchy goatskin suede bomber with a high funnel neck. The Etienne in Tobacco ($2,090) is the neatest of the four, cropped with elongated, gently flared sleeves.

Shearling, briefly

The shearling jackets sit apart from the leather line. The Cameron in Burnt Toffee ($2,720) is cropped lambskin shearling with full sleeves and gilded snap closures, and it fits true to size. The full shearling range has its own Nour Hammour shearling coats guide.

Nour Hammour jackets compared

How do you choose a Nour Hammour jacket?

Start with what you already wear. If your wardrobe leans on wide trousers and long skirts, a cropped jacket keeps the proportions in balance. The Bleeker, the Hadley and the Varda all stop high enough to show a waistband. If you live in slim jeans and knits, a volume piece like the Ariste, the Drey and the Beck gives the outfit its shape.

Think about your frame too. Petite figures tend to do best with the cropped styles, since a short hem keeps the leg long. Broad shoulders suit the softer, dropped-shoulder bombers better than the structured Bleeker. If you want definition at the waist, the Quai and the Dalma both gather in, the Quai through panelling and the Dalma through its elasticated hem.

Colour matters more than people expect with leather. Black is the default, and the Rios, Briar and Drey are all good first jackets. Browns and suedes read warmer and pair easily with denim, cream and camel. The Dalma in Butterscotch and the Ariste in Terracotta are the two to look at if you already own a black leather jacket.

Finally, budget. The Bleeker at $1,940 is the lowest price in the jacket range on Coveti. Most bombers and oversized pieces land between $2,440 and $2,880. If you are weighing a longer shape, the leather coats start where the jackets stop and cover more of the body.

How do Nour Hammour jackets fit?

Read the fit note on every product page, because the house writes one for each style. The two you will see most often are “True to size. Recommended to take your normal size.” and “Designed for an oversized fit. Size down for a closer fit.” The cropped jackets mostly fall in the first group. The bombers with dropped shoulders mostly fall in the second. A handful run close, such as the shearling-trimmed Sofie, where the advice is to size up for a more relaxed fit.

The house uses two scales. Letter sizes run XS to XL. French numeric sizes run 34 to 44, which converts to UK 6 to 16. FR 34 equals UK 6 and US 2, and FR 38 equals UK 10 and a size M. For the full conversion table and model heights, see the Nour Hammour size guide.

Leather and suede care in brief

Smooth leather needs little day to day. Dust it with a dry cloth and send it to a specialist leather cleaner when it needs more. Suede wants a soft brush to lift the nap and clear surface marks. Never iron the skins and never steam them. Store jackets on a broad hanger so the shoulders keep their shape. The leather and shearling care guide covers storage, rain and stains in more detail.

How does Nour Hammour compare with Khaite, Totême and Yves Salomon?

The clearest difference is focus. Nour Hammour is a leather and shearling outerwear house first. Khaite and Totême build complete wardrobes, so their leather jackets sit inside a much wider collection. Yves Salomon is the closer comparison for shearling. For the jacket buyer, Nour Hammour offers more silhouettes within leather alone, plus a written fit note on every style. Our brands like Nour Hammour article puts the labels side by side.

Frequently asked questions

Are Nour Hammour leather jackets true to size?

It depends on the style, and the house says so on every product page. Cropped jackets such as the Bleeker, Hadley, Varda and Rios are true to size. Take your normal size in these. Bombers and volume pieces such as the Drey, Beck, Ariste and Dalma are designed oversized. The brand advises sizing down for a closer fit.

What leather does Nour Hammour use?

Most Nour Hammour jackets are cut in lambskin. The house also works in goatskin, calfskin, cowskin and sheepskin leather. Suede and ponyhair appear across the line as well. The leather is sourced from Leather Working Group member tanneries.

How much is a Nour Hammour leather jacket?

On Coveti, Nour Hammour jackets cost between $1,940 and $2,960. The Bleeker in Black is the lowest priced at $1,940. Most bombers sit between $2,440 and $2,880, and the Hadley in Brown ponyhair is $2,960.

Where are Nour Hammour jackets made?

Nour Hammour jackets are designed in Paris. They are made between the house atelier in the Marais and a woman-led leather workshop in Istanbul.

Does Nour Hammour make a suede jacket?

Yes. Coveti carries several Nour Hammour suede jackets. They include the Dalma in Bark, the Quai in Mocha, the Pia in Acajou and the Etienne in Tobacco. Prices run from $2,090 to $2,570.

Which Nour Hammour bomber jacket should I buy first?

The Rios in Noir Classique is the most classic bomber, with ribbed cuffs and hem and a true-to-size fit. If you want more volume, the Drey and the Beck are both cut oversized. The Briar is the cropped option with sculptural sleeves.

Are Nour Hammour jackets lined?

Most are lined in 63% cupro and 37% viscose through the body, with 100% silk in the sleeves. A few styles, such as the Hadley, are left unlined so the leather feels lighter.

Does Coveti ship Nour Hammour jackets worldwide?

Yes. Coveti ships worldwide by DHL Express and FedEx International Priority, and every piece is authentic. Most regions are shipped Delivered Duty Unpaid, which means the customer is the importer of record. Return terms are set out on the returns page.

For the full line with shearling, coats and the accessories, visit the Nour Hammour brand page on Coveti. The house backstory is in Who is Nour Hammour, and this season’s picks are in the Fall 2026 edit.