A leather-look bomber jacket with an attached hood — a combination that sounds like it shouldn't work as well as it does. The washed, aged finish on the leather-look surface gives it a broken-in quality that new leather rarely has, and the contrast jersey hood with drawstring sits cleanly against the collar without reading as an afterthought. It's the kind of jacket that covers a wider range of conditions than its silhouette suggests.
The detail level is higher than a standard bomber: dual zip chest pockets sit across the upper panel, a full-length front zip closes over a storm placket for weather protection, ribbed cuffs and hem anchor the fit, and zip side pockets at the hip complete the pocket layout. The ribbed cuffs are panelled with stitching detail that adds to the overall considered construction.
Wear with a plain black tee and dark jeans for the most direct take. Layer the hood up for wind and light rain coverage on colder days. Throw on over a heavyweight knit when temperatures drop and you need the extra collar coverage the hood provides.
Why You'll Love This
- Washed leather-look surface — aged, broken-in finish that reads as considered rather than stiff and new
- Attached jersey hood with drawstring — provides wind and light rain coverage without adding bulk at the collar when worn down
- Dual zip chest pockets — secure upper storage that adds visual structure to the front panel
- Full-length zip with storm placket — closes completely for weather protection without gaping at the chest
- Ribbed and panelled cuffs — structured detail at the wrist that lifts the bomber construction above standard
- Hip-length bomber cut with ribbed hem — classic proportions that sit well over jeans and chinos
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