St. Agni Leather and Suede: Cocoon Jackets, Bombers and Column Skirts

St. Agni leather jackets are cut in soft lambskin with a lyocell lining, mostly in a relaxed cocoon shape closed with concealed magnetic buttons, a zip and a mandarin button, and all are made in India. The range runs from the Cocoon Leather Jacket in Black to goatskin suede bombers, and it pairs with suede and leather skirts in the same palette; the full edit sits in Coveti’s jackets. As the Northern winter sets in and Australian evenings stay cool into early summer, these are the pieces to know.

The leather jackets

St. Agni’s leather is matte and quiet: black and chocolate lambskin, with a brushed finish on some styles. The differences between the jackets are in the collar, the closure and how much volume sits in the body.

The cocoon shapes

The cocoon is St. Agni’s signature leather silhouette: rounded through the back, easy through the body, closing neatly at the front. The Cocoon Leather Jacket in Black is the classic, with a pointed collar and concealed magnetic buttons, and it also comes in chocolate. The Cocoon Zip Leather Jacket in Black swaps the collar for a funnel neck and a front zip, and it is fully lined; the brand’s model is 178cm and wears an S. For a softer collarless line, the Button Detail Cocoon Leather Jacket in Black has a crew neckline, a mandarin button closure and side seam pockets.

The newest shapes

Resort 2027 adds two jackets in black and chocolate. The Leather Cocoon Funnel Neck Jacket in Chocolate pairs a sculptural funnel neck with concealed magnetic buttons and side seam pockets. The Leather Cinch Jacket in Black has a stand collar, a concealed centre-front zip, magnetic buttons at the neckline and front welt pockets. Both are relaxed, and on a 179cm model both are shown in an S.

Boxier and sharper

The Four Pocket Leather Jacket is the boxy one, collared and fully lined. The Leather Minimal Jacket is the most tailored of the group, with a collar and concealed magnetic buttons, and it is the easiest to wear over a dress.

The suede pieces

Suede Utility Cocoon Bomber

The Suede Utility Cocoon Bomber in Khaki is the piece that made headlines in April 2026, when Marie Claire Australia reported Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, wearing it with the matching skirt during her Australian tour. It is goatskin suede with a crew neckline and concealed magnetic buttons, cut relaxed. It also comes in coffee. The full story is in who wears St. Agni.

Suede Moto Jacket

The Suede Moto Jacket in Steel is the one slim jacket in the range: a mandarin collar, a front zip and front patch pockets, in a tailored, slim fit. The model is 178cm and wears an XS, so if you plan to layer a knit beneath it, compare the measurements on the product page first.

Coats

For more length, the Leather Minimal Coat is mid-length with a crew neckline in black lambskin, and the Suede Tailored Coat in Coffee is maxi-length and single-breasted.

Leather and suede skirts

St. Agni designs its skirts to sit with the jackets, so a tonal set is easy to build.

The Suede Column Skirt in Khaki is the partner to the khaki bomber, and it also comes in coffee. The Leather Wrap Skirt in Black is the most versatile, a mid-rise 7/8 length that works with flats and heels alike. For how other labels cut the shape, Coveti’s guide to leather skirts covers the wider field.

How to wear St. Agni leather

Tonal, head to toe

The simplest way to wear it is one colour from collar to hem: a khaki bomber over a khaki column skirt, a black cocoon jacket over black wool trousers. Keep the shoes flat and plain, a ballet flat in winter and a leather thong in summer.

Over a slip dress

A relaxed cocoon jacket over a silk slip is the warmer-weather version. The volume of the jacket balances a narrow dress, and it can be worn open over bare shoulders.

With a wide belt

The Leather Minimal Jacket and the Brushed Leather Belted Jacket both take a belt at the waist. Our wide leather belts guide shows which St. Agni belts suit which shape.

Sizing and care

All the jackets and skirts run XXS to XL in Australian sizing, which matches UK sizing. Relaxed styles are designed with room in the body, and each product page gives the model’s height and size; the slim Suede Moto Jacket is the one to measure carefully. For a full breakdown, see the St. Agni size guide. Leather and suede both prefer a broad hanger, a breathable cover and distance from direct heat. Keep suede out of heavy rain, and let it dry naturally if it does get wet. For the brand’s material standards, read St. Agni sustainability.

Frequently Asked Questions

What leather does St. Agni use for its jackets?

St. Agni’s leather jackets are 100 per cent lambskin, lined in lyocell, and the suede pieces are goatskin suede. The brand references LWG-rated tanneries for its leather. All of the jackets at Coveti are made in India.

Do St. Agni leather jackets run large?

Most St. Agni leather jackets are cut relaxed, with a cocoon shape that is designed to have room in the body. The Suede Moto Jacket is the exception, with a slim, tailored fit. Sizes run XXS to XL in Australian sizing, which matches UK sizing.

What is a cocoon leather jacket?

A cocoon jacket is rounded through the back and easy through the body, narrowing back in at the hem and closing neatly at the front. St. Agni’s Cocoon Leather Jacket has a pointed collar and concealed magnetic buttons. The Cocoon Zip Leather Jacket uses a funnel neck and a front zip.

Which St. Agni suede jacket did Meghan wear?

Marie Claire Australia reported that Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, wore the Suede Utility Cocoon Bomber in khaki with the matching Suede Column Skirt during her April 2026 Australian tour. Both are available at Coveti, and the bomber also comes in coffee.

How do I care for a St. Agni suede jacket?

Hang it on a broad hanger in a breathable cover, away from direct heat. Keep suede out of heavy rain, and if it gets wet, let it dry naturally at room temperature. Check the care line on the product label before any cleaning.