A cropped bomber cut in a smooth water-repellent shell, lined edge to edge in thick ivory faux shearling — body, sleeves and hood. Most bombers put a thin fleece down the front panel and call it lined; this one is plush across the whole inside face, which is why it reads warm the moment it goes on rather than after ten minutes of you generating the heat yourself.
The hood carries a full faux fur trim that detaches, so you can wear it soft and framed or strip it back to a clean hood — and wash the shell without it. Ribbed cuffs and a ribbed hem close the two gaps a straight-cut jacket leaves open at the wrists and waist.
Why this one
Lined the whole way through. Faux shearling across the entire inside face, not a strip down the placket.
Water-repellent, stain-resistant shell. Light rain and wet snow bead off; a splash wipes away instead of soaking in.
Detachable faux fur hood trim. Two looks from one jacket, and the trim comes off before laundering.
Ribbed cuffs and hem. Seals the wrists and waist so warm air stays in and wind stays out.
Built for 14°F to 32°F. A genuine cold-weather layer, not a transitional jacket.
Lightweight for the warmth. Bulk-free enough to drive and layer in.
