Venom 2 Detroit Lions Varsity Jacket
Most mashup jackets feel like someone threw darts at a board. This one doesn’t.
The Venom 2 Detroit Lions Varsity Jacket starts with the basics: real wool body, genuine leather sleeves, ribbed cuffs that actually stay snug. No fake leather. No thin polyester lining that pills after two wears. It’s built like varsity jackets used to be—before “premium” just meant a higher price tag.
Colors? Honolulu blue sleeves. Black body. Silver trim. Classic Lions—but not loud. The Venom touch is subtle: a small, clean emblem on the chest. No glowing eyes. No giant symbiote dripping off the back. Just enough to catch a glance from someone who gets it.
It’s warm without being heavy. Good for October nights at Ford Field or walking downtown when the wind kicks up off the river. The fit’s relaxed but not sloppy—room for a hoodie underneath, but still looks sharp over a plain tee.
Washed it a few times. Cold water. Hung to dry. Still looks new. No fading. No weird shrinkage. Snaps still work like they should. Stitching hasn’t frayed at the seams, even after being tossed in a truck bed more than once.
Pairs easy. Jeans. Sweatpants. Even dark chinos if the occasion calls for it. Doesn’t scream “costume” or “limited-edition hype.” Just a solid jacket that happens to nod to two very different kinds of loyalty—comic book grit and Detroit football heart.
Made by The Falcon Jackets. Not mass-produced overseas and rushed to market. Small batches. Real materials. Attention to how it actually feels to wear—not just how it looks in a photo.
This isn’t for everyone. But for the folks who’ve waited years for gear that respects both their fandoms without leaning into gimmicks? It’s the real deal.
No hype. No filler. Just a jacket that works—and lasts.
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