Very classic Americana Leer. Used to own an old beaten up Avirex years ago. Yes, they are very in style at the moment.
Not mod enough for this crowd though Bro.
Next time try a fishtail...

I really dig the homerun jacket by Gant but no way I'd spend anywhere near $600 on a damn varsity... I used to sport a generic red/white wool and leather combo with my initials to school as a teenager.

P.S.: I see, Oliver meant the Homerun jacket - this is even much nicer than the Rugger... I like that, too. Nice. Mucho to much money.

The letterman versions might be too far teenage territory (or "cheerleader" stuff, as Jimbo said)...

However, I would not have worn them as a teenager for personal reasons. In the small town where I used to go to school, they were associated with the "psychobilly" cult.

Psychobillies (or short Billies or Psychs, often mispronounced with a "p" over here in Germany) would wear these college or baseball jackets and jeans with high turn-ups, their haircuts were flat-tops or quiffs with the rest of head shaved closely. Music was a mixture of rockabilly and punk rock, the most popular group The Meteors, named after a Memphis rockabilly label. Somehow the cult was also associated with b-movies, especially horror, sci-fi and splatter stuff, they were always violent and they did some sort of brutal pogo dance that involved hitting people with their elbows, and in my town they were also extremely right wing/ Neo-Nazi scum... and as my best friend was a Turkish guy, I didn't like them.

Vintage American cars were also very popular, if I recall correctly the "leader" of the gang in my town used to drive a Ford Mustang, always a baseball bat on the back seat. There was only a handful of these psychobillies in my town, but in the next big town, in Koblenz, there were much more, a plague like rats. One of my friends was beaten up by this gang and had to go to hospital with broken rips and lost a few teeth. In Koblenz they always had grey jackets with white leather sleeves, and they were all sporting belts with a stars and bars buckle. Apart from the obvious crossover with the teddy boy/ rockabilly/ 50s scene, there was also a crossover with rightwing skinheads and scooter boys, and for some reason people in the EBM scene (80s electro sounds from Belgium such as Front 242) were also sporting a similar look.

To be fair, the psychobilly guys nowadays here in Bonn/ NRW, it seems, don't have to anything to do with this. They're more fun, they like stuff from Norton records or from Lightnin' Beat-Man's Voodoo Rhythm label, and I haven't witnessed xenophobia.

That is a lovely jacket... I may be tempted...

As I said a little "grease lighting" for me, Hank has also noted the "rockin', ted" connection. The others are better looking, getting towards what I call a Monkey jacket, which I do wear, in seersucker. Bit too mod foe some though. Perhaps.

Mind you, I can't imagine I'll ever buy one.  If I wanted to dress like a teenager I wouldn't be here in the first place.

Look! There's a jacket on that Logo !