The hardest layer to find is one that works over a dress and over jeans. Lightweight faux suede keeps this one soft enough to wear all day and clean enough to keep the outfit sharp. Black makes it invisible in the best way — it finishes everything and competes with nothing.
Specification:
100% Premium Faux Suede.
Lightweight.
Internal fully lined with soft polyester.
Trucker style.
Shirt style collar.
Button closure.
Button cuffs.
Side waist adjusters.
Two flap chest, two side outside and two inside pockets.
Available in black color.
SKU:
Women's Black Faux Suede Trucker 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.
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 28 reviews.
so this is my first ever jacket like this and i was a bit nervous itd look too dressy on me but nope, it works with literally everything, wore it to work over a white shirt then to the pub after with my mates and nobody batted an eyelid, the nap goes slightly lighter when you brush your hand one way which i think looks cool, buttons are proper chunky, collar stays put, and its light enough to stuff in a tote when the sun comes out which in Manchester is about twice a year lol, cant wait to wear it all autumn
Picked this out for my girlfriend, so going feature by feature: the shirt collar sits nice and flat under her scarf, the front buttons are sturdy, the cuffs close with a button too so she can snug them on windy days, and those little side adjusters cinch the waist. Totally unrelated but we drove up to the lake to see the leaves the day it arrived and she wore it the whole trip.
Light. Warm enough for fall. Black that stays black. Pockets galore, six of them. Cuffs button neatly. One thing kept it from top marks: a new smell lingered for a few days. Gone now. I wear it constantly. Errands. Coffee runs. Dog walks. Pairs with every pair of jeans I own. Easy care too. No complaints since.
is faux suede going to bobble and look tired after a month? thats what i wondered before ordering. answer after 6 weeks: no bobbling at all, the colour is still dark, buttons are fine. lost a point only because delivery took longer than i hoped, nearly 2 weeks, and i needed it for a trip. otherwise its smart, light and easy, i wear it to the office on fridays over a knit and its sorted. the button cuffs are a nice detail, i undo them and push the sleeves up when im typing. black goes with all my workwear so no thinking needed in the morning
If you already own a darker Decrum piece and you're wondering whether this one adds anything, here's my advice: treat it as your casual layer. My other one from them is a sleek moto I save for evenings, while this trucker covers weekends, travel days and anything with sneakers. Care tip: keep a soft brush by the door and give it a few strokes in one direction after each wear, and the nap stays uniform. Style tip: wear it open over a striped tee and roll the cuffs once. Occasions? Brunch, museums, airport days.
parcel turned up tuesday, box squashed at one corner but nothing inside got hurt, all wrapped up nice. first touch = velvety, kinda like felt, ok i know thats a weird description. black looks deep + even, zero patchy bits. this is my 2nd decrum buy and i went more casual this time round. debut was a stroll round the park with my nephew and his scooter, kept me warm-ish and i had somewhere for his snacks, somewhere for tissues, somewhere for keys. love it
saw this in an instagram ad and rolled my eyes bc my last online jacket was a total dud, thin and plasticky with buttons that popped off in a month. this one is the opposite, heavier fabric, neat stitching, buttons sewn on tight. only gripe is the black was a hair lighter than in the ad photos, still gorgeous tho
Wore it to an outdoor concert in late September, my first time owning anything with this texture. The evening started warm, so I had it unbuttoned over a slip dress; once the sun dropped I fastened it up and pulled the side tabs in, and suddenly the outfit looked deliberate rather than thrown together. Someone spilled a little soda near my sleeve and it wiped off with a napkin, no mark. Between sets I stashed the ticket stub and lipstick in the chest pockets. Walking back to the car at midnight I was perfectly cosy.
Bought for my daughter heading off to university, and she's sent me a running commentary since, so here's the practical rundown. Lectures: it lives over a jumper, student card in one breast pocket, keys in the other. Library: draped on the chair, doesn't crease. Bus in the rain: she says light showers aren't a problem as long as she brushes it once it's dry. Nights out: buttoned up with a skirt and the cuffs folded once. She counted the pockets on the phone to me, six, and apparently uses every one, including the lower ones for gloves now that it's getting colder in Leeds. The washing machine has thankfully not been involved. For a parent trying to buy something a student will actually wear, this was a win.
mom got stopped TWICE at church on sunday by ladies asking about her jacket, so i guess i picked well. bought it for her 60th, she wanted something easy that didnt need special cleaning and this black faux suede fits the bill. she loves the shirt collar and that theres a pocket for her reading glasses. made her feel stylish and thats all i wanted
Lovely jacket and I wear it constantly. Four stars because the cuff buttons are a little stiff to fasten at first, though they have loosened up with wear. The shape is flattering with the side tabs done up. I'd buy it in another colour.
Got this for my wife after she showed me about six jackets online and kept coming back to this one. She is thrilled with it. She said it's much lighter than she expected and that the buttons feel sturdy. Delivery was smooth from order to door.
Daily notes after a month with my first jacket of this style: phone goes in the lower right pocket, earbuds top left, a hair tie and mints in the others. Rainy mornings I swap to a raincoat; light mist just dries and brushes off later. On flights I fold it over my lap as a blanket. Laundry day? No dry cleaning yet, only a brush.
opened on facetime with my sister because it was her birthday present and i wanted to see her face lol. first thing she said was how soft it felt, and the black is really rich, not that faded dusty black you sometimes get. she wore it out that SAME night to a bar with jeans and boots and texted me a mirror pic, the buttons look so classy up close. she says its her new favorite and honestly im a bit jealous, might need one for myself
Where did she get that? My wife's colleague asked me exactly that at a work do, which is how I learned the trucker I'd ordered for her had landed well. My own take: smart, neat stitching, buttons that feel solid, and it packed flat in a weekend bag without creasing. Ordered Monday, wrapped by Friday. Job done.
The waist tabs are what make this for me. Pulled in slightly, it gives the shape some definition instead of hanging straight down. I've worn it over a dress and with jeans and it works for both. Fabric is soft with a matte finish and no shine at all.
First time ordering from this brand and the whole thing was straightforward. Jacket arrived neatly packed and matched the photos closely. Those waist adjusters are a small feature that makes a real difference to how it sits. Been wearing it most days since it came.
Bought this for fall and it has been on repeat since. Light enough to keep on in a warm office but enough cover for a cold walk to the train. The flap pockets on the chest are a nice detail rather than just decoration. Goes with everything I own.
What I like most is how easy it is. Throw it on over anything and the outfit looks finished. The collar sits neatly, the pockets are usable, and nothing has come loose after a few weeks of daily wear. Black is deep and even with no patchiness.
Best gift I've managed for my wife in years, no exaggeration. She likes that it weighs almost nothing, that black goes with basically her whole closet, and that there's a pocket for everything. Wears it to the farmers market Saturdays and out to dinner. Side note, the delivery guy left it at the neighbor's, so I spent twenty minutes hunting for the box. Glad I found it.
For years my go-to was a stiff tan corduroy thing from a market stall that never quite sat right on the shoulders and went shiny at the cuffs within a season. This black microsuede trucker is a completely different experience. Firstly, it's soft from the very first wear, nothing to break in, no rubbing at the neck. Secondly, the colour has depth; in daylight it looks almost charcoal at the tips of the nap, and at night it's inky. The cord one had two pockets and I was constantly cramming bits into my handbag; this has six, so my purse often stays at home. The side waist adjusters are a small touch that make a big difference. Pulled in, it looks tailored over a dress; loosened, it layers over a chunky jumper. Glad I finally retired the old one.
Would a faux suede trucker look cheap next to the long coat I already have from Decrum? That was my worry. Short answer: no. The fabric has a dense, velvety nap that catches light nicely, a totally different mood from the coat but the same tidy tailoring. I tried it on in my hallway while our beagle barked at the mail carrier for a full five minutes, which is a whole other story, and ended up keeping it on all afternoon. Pulled the side adjusters in a notch. Clean lines, easy to wear.
Anyone weighing up which shade to gift: go black. I chose this for my daughter's birthday and the microsuede reads smart enough for her office yet relaxed with trainers at the weekend. Care tip from her: a quick pass with a soft brush keeps the nap even. She wears the collar popped, which suits her brilliantly.
My old denim trucker finally gave out after about eight years, and I wanted that same shape in something dressier. Ordering took two minutes; it showed up in under a week, folded neatly in tissue. The microsuede has a soft, matte finish that looks expensive, and the button cuffs let me roll the sleeves back when I'm cooking or driving. Six pockets is more than I strictly need, yet somehow I use them all. Verdict: same easy silhouette I loved, just grown up.
I've been trying to move away from heavier jackets and this is the answer. It has structure without the weight, and the fabric feels soft rather than stiff. Wore it to a lunch and two people asked where it was from. Looks more expensive than it was.
Took it on a weekend in Asheville for its first proper outing, since this is the first jacket like this I've ever owned. Friday night was cool and breezy on the walk to dinner, and with a cream turtleneck under it I was comfortable the whole way. Saturday we hiked a short trail in the morning, which probably wasn't the plan for a microsuede trucker, but the dust brushed off easily afterwards. My phone, sunglasses and a folded map each had their own pocket. By Sunday my sister was asking where it came from.
Six weeks of near-daily wear and I finally feel qualified to say something useful. The black has stayed properly black: no shiny patches on the elbows, no fading along the shoulder where my bag strap sits. I've brushed it down twice with a soft clothes brush after drizzle and the nap lifted straight back up. Buttons are all still tight; not one has loosened, which is more than I can say for most high-street jackets I've had. It layers over knitwear without feeling bulky, and the side adjusters let me pull it in when I'm wearing something thinner underneath. If I could change one thing, I'd ask for a navy version too. That's it. It has become my default for the school run and Saturday errands alike.
honestly i grab this thing most mornings now, it goes over a hoodie or a plain tee and looks put together without trying, the black is deep and doesnt go grey when i rub it, keys ride in one chest pocket and my transit card in the other and theres still room for lip balm somewhere, i cinched the side tabs a little so it sits neater at my waist and its SO light i forget its on
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