Practical usually looks practical, and that's the compromise nobody wants. This one keeps the utility in lightweight faux suede that doesn't sit heavy on the shoulders. All-black keeps it sharp enough for the school run, the supermarket and dinner after, without a change of clothes.
Specification:
100% Premium Faux Suede.
Lightweight.
Internal fully lined with soft polyester.
Hooded bomber style.
YKK metallic zip closure.
Removable drawstring hood.
Three chest, two side outside and one mobile pocket inside.
Military shoulder epaulettes.
Rib-knit cuffs and waistband trim.
Available in black color.
SKU:
Women's Black Faux Suede Hooded Bomber Jacket
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Laird Kaplan, United States
Great customer service
Great customer service. Nice lightweight jacket.
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Man Cheung, United States
Honest company with real leather
Honest company with real leather. True description.
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Cyn, United States
Excellent
The shipping was fast, no delays whatsoever. Jacket fits good, in 5'5 154 lbs for reference. Wish it was a bit more tapered going down the waist, other than that I have no complaints.
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Tami Rivera, United States
Very high-quality jacket
Very high-quality jacket. My husband loves it. He gets tons of compliments on it. We would buy again.
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Adrian, United States
Fast shipping
Fast shipping. Once arrived was well packed with liner. Quality item stitching and oozes quality comparable to jackets costing much more. I have blue and off white jackets and I love them. Thank you decrum
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PaulyC, United States
Decrum is doing is right!
Jacket fit perfectly. Super nice quality, receiving tons of compliments. Looks great, feels great. Ordering was a breeze, shipping was blazing fast, considering it was international. Will buy more!
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Henry Ogonowski, United States
The jacket was delivered promptly
The jacket was delivered promptly. It was very well constructed. It was a little tight do I had to exchange it for the next larger size. I am very happy with my purchase.
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Jerry Marrs, United States
Hey everyone
Hey everyone. I've found the most well made and beautiful leather jackets at Decrum and I'm so happy with everything I've purchased from them. You won't go wrong if you give Decrum a try.
Needed something between a raincoat and a winter coat, my old trench having finally died. The courier left this with next door, who held it hostage for a day while they were at their caravan in Whitby (lovely spot, mind). Once rescued: black, soft, epaulettes, metal zip, removable hood. Now my daily layer. Spot on.
got it for my mum, heres how she uses it apparently. bus pass in the top pocket, reading glasses in the middle one, mints in the other. hood stays on for drizzle, comes off for church. wears it over a cardigan when its chilly. rib cuffs stop the sleeves dangling in the washing up lol. she says its the comfiest thing she owns
Would black faux suede be practical in British weather? That was my worry. After a wet autumn, answer: mostly yes. Light drizzle dries off without leaving marks, and the hood comes up quickly when it pours. The rib-knit cuffs and waistband trap warmth well. Docked one mark because lint and pet hair cling to it, so I keep a roller in my bag. The YKK zip is lovely, smooth and solid, and I use all three chest pockets daily. It's become my go-to for school runs and supermarket trips.
wifes birthday sorted. she grinned. tried it on in the hallway. jet black, velvety. hood comes away for nights out, drawstrings for windy ones. little tabs on each shoulder, smart touch. chunky YKK zipper. knitted ribbing round wrists n hem, keeps the chill off. three chest pouches, she fills all of em, specs, purse, mints. barely any weight to it. took it to her mates 40th at a tapas place in Leeds, two women asked where from. reckon ive peaked gift wise. job done mate
proper good, thats my verdict straight off. this is the third thing ive bought from Decrum, the first two were for me (a bomber and a biker), this ones for my partner. reasons its a winner: the hood comes off which she likes for going out, the zip is a solid metal YKK one, the shoulders have epaulettes that make it look smart, plus a trio of chest pouches she calls genius. compared to my plain bomber its got a lot more detail going on. where she wears it: dog walks along the canal, the big Tesco, pub on a friday, and to her sisters in Bristol last weekend where her sister tried it on and wouldnt give it back for ages. black goes with everything she owns. faux suede is SO soft and she likes that its animal-free. no complaints from either of us
main question i had: is a black hooded bomber gonna look too casual for my job? nope. took the hood off, wore it over a button down and slacks, looked totally fine at work. epaulettes help, they make the shoulders look structured. hood goes back on for weekends. zip is a heavy metal one so no flimsy feel. 3 chest pockets which is weird at first but now i keep my badge in one, phone in another, chapstick in the last. rib cuffs and waist keep it neat. honestly dont know how i managed mornings without it, grab and go every day
Spotted on Facebook, and I bought it to replace a cheap black parka that pilled and lost its colour within a year. Different league entirely. The faux suede stays deep black, the YKK zip glides where my old plastic one jammed, and the knitted cuffs hold their stretch. Detachable hood is a nice upgrade too.
Picked this up for my girlfriend after she kept pausing on it while we scrolled together and she was thrilled, she wears it practically every weekend now and says the knitted cuffs keep her hands warm when we walk the dog, the detachable hood is a bonus for drizzly days, and honestly the black with those little shoulder tabs looks way more put together than her old puffer, so I'm calling this my best gift of the year
Brilliant buy, straight to the point. Reasons: it's light, it looks sharp, and the hood is removable so it does double duty. The YKK metal zip is sturdy and never catches. Epaulettes give the shoulders structure, so it looks tailored even over a hoodie. Three chest pockets keep my Oyster card, keys and earbuds separate. Where I wear it: the commute into Canary Wharf, client coffees, and Saturday mornings at the farmers' market. Brush and go, no fuss.
Daughter's request: black. Hooded. Bomber. Exact wish list, ticked. Box arrived Tuesday. She opened it Wednesday. Wore it Thursday. Hasn't stopped since. Hood detaches. She likes that. Drawstrings too. Metal YKK zipper. Solid. Smooth. Doesn't snag. Tiny epaulettes up top. Sharp. Rib-knit cuffs. Rib-knit waistband. Snug, cozy. Trio of pockets across the chest. Phone, lip gloss, gum. Handled. Soft fabric. Feather-light. No animal products, which matters hugely to her. Roommate wants one. Best friend wants one. Honestly? I might want one. Campus in November gets raw, and she's counting on it to block the wind walking to her eight a.m. lab. College gift, done. Mom wins this round.
Rushing out of the house in the morning is a lot easier with a hood that means I do not need to find an umbrella. The black is deep and matte and the whole thing weighs next to nothing. I paid well under what the high street was asking for something far bulkier.
Trying to buy without animal materials usually means settling for something that looks obviously synthetic. This does not read that way at all. The nap is fine and matte and the whole thing drapes rather than standing away from the body. The hood is well shaped and sits neatly whether up or down. It has been warm without bulk through a cold month. I paid well under half of what I had expected.
Team drinks, the walk to the station, and a very damp weekend in the Lakes have all been covered by this since it arrived. It is warm without any bulk, which is the combination I could never find before. The black is deep and the surface soft with a fine nap. The hood is neatly made and does not collapse when it is up. The high street version I tried on was stiffer, heavier and nearly double.
Throwing this on has become automatic, which is the best thing I can say about any jacket. The hood means I stop checking the forecast and the black works with everything I wear. It is light enough for a warm office and warm enough for a cold platform. Nothing needed breaking in and nothing needs looking after. What I paid was a long way under the designer one I had been circling.
With a hood and so little to it on the shoulders it has become the jacket I take everywhere. The black is properly deep and the surface has a soft even nap. It has been warm on cold mornings and easy to carry when it warms up. There is nothing to condition or treat. I spent around half of what I had allowed and have not looked at another jacket since.
Straight up, I did not think I would find a hooded jacket in this style that avoided animal materials and still looked properly made. This one manages both. The nap is short and soft and the matte finish keeps it looking considered rather than plasticky. The hood is well shaped and sits where it should whether it is up or down. It is very light, which makes a difference on a long day out. There is no conditioning or special treatment to worry about, which matters to me. I have worn it to work, to the market and out in the evening and it has been right for all three. Two people have asked me about it, and both were surprised when I said what it cost. It has replaced a coat I never really liked. For a jacket that suits how I want to shop and still looks the part I could not ask for much more.
When my old hooded coat finally gave up I decided I was not going to spend a fortune replacing it, and this proved that was a reasonable plan. The black is deep and even with a fine soft nap and a matte surface that does not shine. It is a great deal lighter than the coat it replaced and yet just as warm on a cold morning. The hood is properly shaped and stays up in wind, which the old one never managed. There was no breaking-in period at all. It has needed nothing more than a brush across the shoulders once in a while. I have worn it on the school run every day for two months and it looks the same as when it arrived. My neighbour asked where it was from and was surprised at the price. It has already outlasted my expectations by a wide margin. I would order another without thinking twice.
Saved for months for a jacket and then found this for a fraction of what I had put by, which felt almost suspicious. It is not a compromise in any way I can see. The black is deep and even with a fine soft nap and a matte finish. The hood sits properly rather than flopping down the back like a badly made afterthought. It is light on the shoulders and still cuts the wind on a cold morning. There was no breaking-in period, it was comfortable from the first wear. Care has been nothing beyond a brush to lift the pile now and then. My brother thought it was the designer one he has been saving for, which is more than twice this. It has replaced a coat that was far too heavy for what I actually needed. I will be spending the money I saved on a holiday instead.
Though I bought this mainly for the hood, it is how light it is that keeps surprising me. It is far lighter than any hooded jacket I have owned and yet it still cuts a cold wind. The black is deep and even with a soft matte nap that has not gone shiny at the cuffs. The hood is properly shaped, so it stays up rather than blowing off at the first gust. There was no breaking-in period at all and there is nothing to condition. I have worn it every day for two months, on the school run, at the supermarket and to a couple of evenings out. It has been through drizzle several times and dried out flat each time with no marks. A friend guessed I had spent well over twice what I did. It has replaced two jackets and neither has been missed. I would order it again in a different colour if they made one.
Watching the price of everything go up made me hesitate on this for a while. It has turned out to be one of the few things I have bought this year that felt like good value. The black is deep and matte, the nap soft and even, and the hood is neatly finished. It is light enough that I keep it on indoors without noticing. It has been in daily use for six weeks and looks new.
There is nothing I would change about this. The hood is well made, the black is deep and matte and it weighs almost nothing on the shoulders. I paid roughly half of what I had budgeted for and it has been in daily use.
Waiting for a free weekend to go and buy a jacket properly is a game I have been losing for about four years. I gave up and ordered this at eleven at night and it was the right call. The black is deep and even and the surface has a soft short nap with a matte finish. The hood is well made, holds its shape and does not sit awkwardly under a bag strap. It is remarkably light for something that keeps this much cold out. There was no breaking-in period, I wore it the morning it arrived and forgot about it by lunchtime. Care has been nothing at all beyond an occasional brush. Someone at work asked whether it was the designer one they had been looking at, which is well over twice the money. It has replaced a heavy coat that I had been resenting for years. For the time it saved me and the money I did not spend, it has been a very good outcome all round.
If you're torn on whether a hooded bomber can work for the office, here's my take: detach the hood on weekdays and it reads as a smart black jacket, epaulettes and all; clip it back on at weekends for a sportier look. That flexibility is why I bought it. Care-wise, keep a soft brush by the door and sweep the nap in one direction after wearing. Pair it with black trousers and loafers for work, or leggings and trainers for errands. Two looks, one jacket, much less time standing in front of my wardrobe.
opened the box on my porch and the first thing i noticed was the zipper, its a big metal YKK one, very sturdy looking. pulled it out and the fabric is plush, like peach fuzz, and inky dark. only little gripe, it had that new smell for a few days so i hung it by the window. first time out was a walk downtown with my sister, hood up, cords knotted, ears stayed toasty. first jacket of this kind for me and im obsessed, the epaulettes make it look kinda military which i love. still giving it 5
Right, where's that from? was the first thing my flatmate said when I walked into the kitchen wearing it. Fair question. I'd never had a hooded bomber before, let alone one in faux suede, and it looks far smarter than my old zip-up fleece. The black is deep and slightly velvety, the shoulder epaulettes give it shape, and the hood can come off entirely for evenings out. I love the three chest pockets, even if I forget which one my keys are in. Light enough for spring, cosy enough with a jumper underneath.
Took it to Glastonbury Tor on a blustery Sunday. Hood up, drawstrings pulled tight at the top, zip done to the chin. Wind whipped round the summit, but my neck stayed warm and the knitted hem stopped it billowing. Mud flecked the back on the way down; once dry, it brushed straight off. Pub lunch after, still looking tidy.
Lint. That's my complaint. Every fuzz ball in my apartment seems to find this black fabric, and my cat's white fur is a whole saga. Hence four. Now the good: I clicked a TikTok ad assuming it'd be cheap and flimsy, and it's anything but. The hood detaches when I want a sleeker look, the YKK zipper feels heavy-duty, and the epaulettes add structure. Rib knit at the wrists means sleeves don't slide over my hands. I wear it to the gym, the grocery store and on coffee runs constantly.
Five weeks in, it's become my default. The black hasn't faded, the rib-knit cuffs still spring back, and that metal zip runs as smoothly as day one. Shrugged off a couple of soggy dog walks too. One thing I'd change: the hood strings are a little short once you tie them, so they're fiddly to retie in a hurry.
Taking it from the top: the hood is the bit I was most curious about, and it's properly useful. It detaches when I want a cleaner look and goes back on in seconds when the forecast turns. Drawstrings let me cinch it around my face on blustery days. Below that, the metal YKK zip is chunky and smooth, with a reassuring sound when you pull it. On the shoulders sit little epaulettes, which give a slightly military, structured look that I didn't expect to like as much as I do. Three chest pockets is unusual, and I've got used to it: train ticket in one, lip balm in another, and the third for my headphones. The ribbed knit at wrists and hem keeps drafts out. It's my first jacket like this and I'm a convert.
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