The Venom 2 Detroit Lions Varsity Jacket wasn’t dreamed up in a boardroom. It came from late-night sketching, too much coffee, and the simple idea that some fans love both the chaos of Venom and the heart of the Lions—and deserve gear that gets that.

It looks like a classic letterman jacket at first glance. Wool body. Real leather sleeves. Ribbed cuffs that actually stay put. But then you notice the details: Honolulu blue on the arms, not just slapped on, but matched to the team’s true shade. A small Venom symbol on the chest—no glowing eyes, no movie poster nonsense. Just clean, dark, and sharp.

The inside? Fully lined. Not that thin polyester that pills after two wears. This one’s soft, holds heat, and doesn’t itch. The snaps are metal, not plastic. They click when you close them. And the fit? Roomy enough to throw a hoodie underneath during those bitter November games, but not so baggy it swallows you whole.

It’s been worn in rain, snow flurries, and the weird damp cold that only Detroit October can cook up. Still looks good. Still feels solid. One customer spilled mustard on it during a tailgate. Washed it on cold, hung it to dry—came out fine. No fading. No cracking on the leather.

People keep asking if it’s “official” Lions merch. It’s not. And it’s not Marvel-licensed either. It’s something different: a tribute made with respect, not a logo slapped on cheap fabric. The kind of jacket you buy because it feels right—not because it’s trending.

The Falcon Jackets built it the old way: small batches, real materials, no shortcuts. That’s why it sold out fast the first time. Not because of ads. Because folks wore it, got asked about it, and told their friends.

It’s back in stock now. But history tends to repeat itself.

This isn’t just another fan jacket. It’s the one you reach for when you want to look like you’ve got your act together—even if your team just fumbled on third down.