(Dan Tri) – Jackets for men have diverse designs to wear beautifully all year round, suitable for many different occasions.

Jackets are often the first item seen in streetwear.

Peacoats appeared around the 1800s and were a familiar item for navy soldiers.

Denim jackets appeared in the 1880s, created by designer Levi Strauss, about 10 years after he invented jeans.

Leather jackets demonstrate a strong, timeless appeal, enduring all new trends.

Sherpa jackets (a type of artificial fur fabric) feel soft to the touch, while also keeping the body warm quite well.

In the mid-19th century, John Emary and Thomas Burberry designed long coats with lightweight, waterproof materials, which were commonly used during World War I. That is today’s trench coat.

Windbreaker with hat made of lightweight, waterproof material for wearing when jogging or exercising outdoors.

Sheepskin coats are widely loved because of their very good warming properties.

Suede jackets bring luxury and elegance to men’s wardrobe.

In the early 20th century, fighter aircraft often had open cockpits.

Over-shirt jackets look like shirts but are designed with thicker, more sturdy materials and shapes.