Some days need a hood, others need a clean neckline, and most jackets make you pick one. This one does both, in lightweight faux suede that never sits heavy on the shoulders. All-black means it disappears into whatever you're wearing, from a morning run out to a late dinner.
Specification:
100% Premium Faux Suede.
Lightweight.
Internal fully lined with soft polyester.
Hooded bomber style.
Ribbed stand collar with detachable drawstring hood.
YKK zip closure.
Ribbed knit cuffs.
Ribbed knit hem band waistband.
Three chest, two side outside, two inside secured and one mobile pocket inside.
Military shoulder epaulettes.
Available in black color.
SKU:
Men's Black Faux Suede Hooded Bomber Jacket
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Steve Bullock, United Kingdom
Great Product
Great Product, feels cool, looks great. So many people comment how cool it looks on. A really good buy !!!
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peter walls, United Kingdom
Item as described
Item as described, kept to date with delivery tracking. Delivered on time by courier. Will purchase again.
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Lumi, United Kingdom
Superb leather coat
Superb leather coat, the size is perfect, the color too, thank you Decrum!
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andy, United Kingdom
Awesome seller
Awesome seller! Great Jackets! Great service!
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Mark Jaggers, United Kingdom
I will definitely order again
I will definitely order again, very pleased with the jackets I ordered. All good
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Chioma Duru-Sachs, United Kingdom
My jacket is absolutely beautiful
My jacket is absolutely beautiful, i love it! It is well made and stylish. And it was a quick delivery. Decrum has a very courteous, polite and responsive customer service team.
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Mr Mark Driver, United Kingdom
Fantastic products
Selling amazing products at a great price with great delivery times, the jackets I received are fantastic quality I would recommend anyone to buy from them
I travel for work twice a month and needed one jacket that could handle airports, client dinners and a cold rental car without taking up half my carry-on. My old shell was too sporty for dinners. Picked this black faux suede bomber after reading the specs. Ordered on a Wednesday, it showed up Saturday morning in Austin. Details that sold me in person: a lightweight build that folds into a backpack, a detachable hood I leave at home on dinner trips, thick ribbed trims that keep drafts out on jet bridges, a YKK zip that hasn't hiccupped once, and three chest pockets where my boarding pass, passport and earbuds live. The epaulettes give the shoulders a bit of structure so it looks smarter than a typical hoodie layer. Verdict: it's earned a permanent spot on every trip since.
Cracking bomber, simple as. Reasons: weighs almost nothing; the black looks rich and flat rather than glossy; ribbing around collar, cuffs and waistband keeps chilly air off. YKK zip runs clean every single time. I've worn it to football on Saturdays, to the garden centre with Mum, and down the chippy on Friday nights. Detachable hood comes in handy whenever the heavens open over Sheffield. Gets nods from the lads too, which never happened with my old fleece.
Saw it in an Instagram reel and figured it'd be one of those things that looks great on a model and sad in real life but the black is actually rich and even, the microsuede has a nice soft feel, the ribbed cuffs and hem are snug, and I've worn it nonstop since it landed including a birthday party where somebody spilled punch on my sleeve and it wiped right off
was worried black faux suede would look dusty all the time. honestly? nope, a quick brush once a week and its fine. wear it pretty much daily, walking to the bus, grabbing tacos, over a hoodie when it gets chilly. ribbed cuffs dont stretch out. the hood comes off which i didnt think id use but i do, constantly. good stuff
Black. Light. Warm enough. Wore it every day for a fortnight. Commute, gym, pub. The hood comes off in seconds. Ribbed hem keeps draughts out. YKK zip, no snags. Epaulettes give the shoulders shape. Chest pockets: three. Phone, cards, headphones. Lower ones for hands. Brush it on Sunday. Looks new on Monday. No faff. No break-in. Packs into a rucksack without creasing. Mate asked where it was from. Exactly what I wanted for autumn.
Niggle first: the hood drawstrings are a bit short, so pulling the hood tight in a gale leaves very little to grip. That's why it's four. I clocked this bomber on TikTok, where it looked suspiciously good under ring lights, so I expected disappointment. Not the case. The microsuede has a dense, even nap with no shiny patches, the YKK zip is smooth, and the knitted trims round neck, wrists and waist feel substantial. Epaulettes add a little structure across the shoulders. Lightweight, yet it cuts the wind on my cycle to work.
Unboxed it on my lunch break. Feels incredibly light in the hand. The black is velvety and even, with a low matte finish that doesn't look cheap. Zip is a proper YKK. First outing was Saturday drinks in Shoreditch, hood off, and it looked smart and kept the chill away on the walk between bars.
Since sixth form my son had worn the same shiny nylon bomber, frayed at the cuffs and missing a popper. I swapped it for this black faux suede one on his birthday. The difference is night and day: this is soft and matte, the ribbed cuffs are firm, and the YKK zip doesn't catch. He likes that the hood can come off. Four rather than five only because it arrived two days later than expected, which meant a slightly awkward 'your present is in the post' card. Weather here in Cardiff has been awful anyway, he wouldn't have worn it straight away.
Does a hooded bomber look too casual for work? That's what I wondered. Turns out, with the hood off it's tidy enough for my office, and with it on it's ideal for the walk home. Black goes with grey trousers and white trainers. The epaulettes add some smartness. Easy to keep clean.
Brilliant first buy. I'd never owned a bomber before, just raincoats and fleeces. This one is light, soft and looks sharper than anything else on my peg. The hood detaches, so I've got two looks in one. Ribbed cuffs stop the sleeves riding up. Wear it to uni, on nights out, and on the dog walk.
Turns out I have been overpaying for jackets my whole adult life. This is lighter, softer and better looking than the one it replaced, which cost three times as much. The hood alone has earned its keep in a wet spring.
This does pick up lint from a dark jumper, which I noticed within a day, but a brush across the shoulders sorts it in seconds. Everything else has been excellent. The hood sits properly, the black is deep and even and the surface has a lovely soft nap. It has kept me warm on the school run all through February without any bulk. Compared with the department store version at more than twice the price I am very happy.
Warm without being heavy was the whole brief and this has delivered it. The hood is a proper one that stays put and the black is deep and even. It is soft to the touch and there is no shine to the surface at all. I have worn it in drizzle a few times and it dried out with no marks. The high street version was stiffer, heavier and a good deal dearer.
Second order from here after the brown one held up so well through the winter. This one has the hood, which I wanted for the walk between the car park and the office. The black is deep and the surface has a soft matte nap that has not gone shiny anywhere. It is much lighter than any hooded jacket I have owned before. I paid about half of what I had allowed and have been wearing it daily since.
Would have paid double for this without complaining. The hood is well made, the black is deep and matte and it is far lighter than it looks. It has been in use every day since it arrived.
Winter was coming and my son had been walking around in a threadbare hoodie, which is why this arrived a fortnight early as a present. He has not taken it off since. The hood was the first thing he pointed out and the second was how light it is. The black is deep and even with a soft short nap and a matte finish. It has kept him warm walking to college without turning him into a marshmallow. There has been no fuss about looking after it, which with a teenager is essential. He tells me two of his friends have asked where it came from. I had put aside more than double what it cost, having looked at a designer one first. It has replaced a hoodie that should have been binned two years ago. For once I have bought something that has actually been worn.
Sister has been after a hooded jacket in black for about two years and never found one she liked. This one she has not taken off. The colour is deep and even and the hood sits neatly rather than hanging like a sail. She says it is far lighter than it looks. I had been ready to spend twice this on the designer one she had bookmarked.
Their birthday was coming up and I had run out of ideas, so I went with this on a hunch. It landed better than anything I have bought them in years. The hood was the thing they mentioned first, then how light the whole jacket is. The black is properly deep and the surface soft and matte. I had put aside considerably more than it cost and used the difference on a decent dinner out.
Such an easy jacket to live with. The hood means I stop worrying about the weather and the matte black goes with everything I own. It cost me around a third of what I had been about to spend elsewhere.
Shopping for clothes is my least favourite thing and I put it off for years at a time. This took ten minutes online and solved a problem I had been ignoring since about 2022. The hood is properly attached and sits well rather than bunching at the neck. The black is deep and matte and the fabric is soft under the hand. It has been warm on cold mornings without adding bulk under a bag strap. I had mentally allowed double what it came to.
Went for this over the plain bomber because I wanted the hood for the dog walks, and that has been the right choice. It cuts the wind and keeps the drizzle off without any bulk to it. The black is deep and the surface soft with a fine matte nap. There is no care routine, which is ideal given what I put it through. I paid about half of what I had budgeted.
Got this for my husband's birthday and went through it piece by piece before wrapping. The hood detaches, so he can wear it plain or hooded. Ribbed knit trims the collar, cuffs and hem. The zipper is YKK and runs smoothly. Epaulettes sit on each shoulder, which he thinks look military in a good way. Three chest pockets, more below. He's worn it to every soccer practice he coaches since.
Six weeks on. Zip still smooth, ribbing hasn't gone baggy, colour hasn't faded. Hood goes back on in a moment when the weather turns. The tweak I'd ask for: slightly longer hood drawstrings, as they're a bit stubby to tie. Otherwise it has been my default for the school run and the office.
My flatmate saw me in it and said I looked like I was off to film a music video, which I'm choosing to take as a compliment. It's my first jacket like this, picked from the men's range because I wanted something roomy over jumpers. Love the ribbed hem and the hood. Only thing, it shows every bit of fluff from my grey cardigan (and the cat, who sleeps on everything I own). Still five.
parcel came while i was on a call, opened it after. first thing, its so light, almost thought the box was empty lol. the black is proper deep, matte, no weird sheen. texture is soft like a peach. first time out was to the shops in the rain and the hood was handy. zip runs nice too. sorted
Wore it on a stag do in Newcastle last weekend, which tells you something about how much abuse it can take. Friday night pub crawl, Saturday paintballing (I'm still bruised, the groom's cousin is a menace), Saturday night a curry house. The bomber kept me warm on the quayside, the chest pockets held my phone, wallet and train tickets without anything falling out, and the hood came off and went in my bag once we got inside. Small gripe: the nap picked up marks when someone brushed past me wrong, though smoothing it back fixed that. Five regardless.
Advice for anyone on the fence about black: get it, but keep a lint roller in the car. The deep, inky color looks great with grey sweats, olive cargos or dark denim, and it disguises coffee drips well. It does show dog hair, which is the only reason this isn't a five. Another tip, detach the hood when you want a cleaner look for dinner; the ribbed collar on its own is tidy. Store it on a wide hanger so the shoulder epaulettes keep their line. Also, it's lightweight, so plan to layer when the temperature really drops.
had a cheap puffer for like four winters, the kind that sheds little feathers on your car seat and makes you look like a marshmallow. switched to this black bomber and its a whole different vibe. its LIGHT, like i forget im wearing it on the drive to work, but the ribbed cuffs and hem actually keep the wind out which the puffer never did bc its sleeves were wide open. hood detaches so on office days i leave it at home and it looks sharp, weekends it goes back on. the puffer had two pockets, this has three on the chest alone plus more down low, i keep my badge in one so i dont lose it anymore. zip is YKK and slides smooth, zero snagging. epaulettes on the shoulders give it a bit of a military look the puffer never had, i dont care much but my wife likes it
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