Belstaff Jackets & Clothing

Belstaff jackets: waxed cotton, leather and lighter layers

Signature outerwear, including the Trialmaster, Fieldmaster, and Racemaster, anchors the collection, with water-resistant, waxed-cotton options designed for everyday wear. You’ll also find premium leather jackets alongside lighter shells and gilets for changeable days.

Belstaff clothing for easy layering

Build a straightforward set of layers around your jacket with Belstaff overshirts, knitwear and sweats, backed up by simple tees and polos. For broader category browsing, see men’s shirts and overshirts, men’s knitwear, and men’s sweatshirts and hoodies.

Why buy Belstaff from The Sporting Lodge?

• Official UK Stockist: authentic product with clear provenance.
• Helpful guidance: fit, fabric and care advice when needed.
• Fast UK delivery and simple returns: shop with confidence.

If you’re comparing waxed cotton outerwear across brands, view our Barbour wax jackets for another long-wearing option.

Guide: Choosing the Right Belstaff Jacket

Belstaff started in Staffordshire in 1924, building protective outerwear for riders. That focus still shows today in hardwearing fabrics, practical pocket layouts and weather-ready finishes. If you want the fuller background, read our guide: Belstaff jacket history.

Pick a jacket shape that matches how you’ll wear it

• Trialmaster: the classic four-pocket, belted wax jacket shape with a secure collar. A strong all-rounder for commuting and weekend wear.
• Fieldmaster: a field-jacket profile with a little more room for layering, built around utility pockets and coverage.
• Racemaster: a cleaner, more streamlined rider shape that sits neatly over a tee, polo or lighter knit.

Materials that define Belstaff

• Waxed cotton: water-resistant and tough, ideal in changeable UK conditions. When it looks dry or starts to lose beading, re-proofing brings performance back.
• Leather: hardwearing with a natural break-in. Best in light showers rather than sustained rain, and benefits from regular conditioning.
• Lighter shells and gilets: useful for milder months when you still want wind protection without the weight of a wax jacket.

Care and re-proofing basics

• Waxed cotton: sponge clean with cold water and let it dry naturally. Avoid machine washing, tumble drying and dry cleaning, which strip the finish.
• Re-proofing: top up the wax when the fabric dulls or after heavy use in wet weather.
• Leather: wipe down after wear, condition occasionally, and keep away from direct heat when drying.

Shopping by category can help if you already know what you need: men’s jackets and coats, men’s trousers, and hats and caps.