Most casual layers look casual and nothing else. Lightweight faux suede in black changes that — it goes over a tee without looking scruffy and under a coat without bulking up. It's the one layer that can take a weekend outfit somewhere you hadn't planned to go.
Specification:
100% Premium Faux Suede.
Lightweight.
Internal fully lined with soft polyester.
Trucker style.
Shirt style collar.
Button closure.
Four outside, two inside secured and one mobile pocket inside.
Available in black color.
SKU:
Men's Black Faux Suede Trucker 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
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 29 reviews.
Starting at the neck: crisp points that hold shape without feeling starched. Down the placket, buttons line up dead straight. Four exterior pouches plus three interior, one obviously cut for a cell. Then the nap itself, soft, even, inky in tone. Same build standard as an earlier order from them, only relaxed enough for Sundays.
A TikTok outfit video put this on my radar, and after a month of daily use here's the practical rundown. Mornings: phone in the inside pocket, earbuds in the second inside one, transit card in the left chest pocket so I can tap without digging. Lower outer pockets hold keys and a pack of gum. Weather in Denver swings a lot, so I layer a quarter-zip underneath on cold days and wear it over a tee when it warms up; it's light enough to carry over an arm at lunch. Travel: wore it on a flight to Chicago and it folded into the overhead bin without wrinkling. Care: a soft brush each weekend handles dust, and a lint roller deals with my roommate's cat. Took a gamble on a social ad and it paid off.
Good kit. Light. Warm enough for October. Black goes with everything I own, which is mostly navy and grey. Pockets? Loads. Outer ones take my keys and wallet, inner one takes the phone. Nap feels nice under the hand. No stiffness out of the bag. Dog walks, school run, the lot. Wear it daily. Will keep doing so.
Six weeks since I gave this to my boyfriend and I've barely seen him in anything else. What has held up: the buttons are all still tight, the nap hasn't flattened at the elbows, and the deep black hasn't faded even though he leaves it on the back seat of his truck in the sun. He uses every outer pocket, which honestly amazes me. If I could change one thing, I'd add a second phone-sized slot inside, since he's always juggling his work cell too.
My dad has worn the same tired denim trucker for about fifteen years, and every fall I threaten to throw it out. This year I went looking for a replacement he'd actually agree to wear, something in the same shape but a bit more grown-up. The black faux suede version caught my eye because it keeps the familiar cut he loves without the faded-jeans look. Ordering was simple and it reached Ohio a few days before his birthday, folded neatly with tissue. The nap has a soft, almost velvety hand, and the buttons feel sturdy rather than flimsy. He counted the pockets out loud like a kid, all seven of them including one sized for his phone. He has since worn it to church, to the hardware store, and to dinner with my mom. The old denim one is finally in the donation bag.
Got it for my son, who commutes by bike to his campus job. Phone goes in the inside sleeve, bus pass in a chest pocket, gloves in the lower ones. He layers a hoodie under it on cold mornings and it still buttons over the top without strain. Our golden retriever sheds on everything, so he keeps a lint brush in his backpack. Otherwise zero upkeep.
used to wear a cheap corduroy trucker i found at the mall, it pilled and the collar curled up after a year. kept seeing this one in my facebook feed so i caved. way better build, collar lies flat, buttons dont wobble, the black looks sharp with everything. only thing, it had a new smell for the first few days so i hung it by the window. other then that no complaints
Total win for my husband's birthday. He's hard to buy for and wore it out the same night. The black is rich and matte, it looks great with his gray sweaters, and he keeps saying how light it feels. He also loves having somewhere inside for his phone. Already planning to get his brother one for Christmas.
opened the parcel at my desk on lunch and had it on before id even binned the bag. colour is proper black, not that washed out charcoal you sometimes get. nap feels soft and thick. wore it home that evening over a jumper, kept it buttoned up on the bus home, no draughts. job done tbh
Last spring my old windbreaker finally ripped at the shoulder and I put off replacing it for months because I hate shopping. Found this on a lunch break, ordered in about two minutes, and it reached Texas within the week. Packaging was basic but did the job. Details are solid: real buttons that don't feel flimsy, sturdy stitching, and enough pockets that I stopped carrying a bag on errands. Verdict, it's the easiest purchase I've made all year and it gets worn nearly every day.
Ended up buying this after my brown Decrum bomber became the thing I reach for most, and I wanted something in the same family but more laid-back for weekends, so the trucker made sense, and honestly it slots right in, the black microsuede has a quiet matte look that pairs with gray chinos or dark denim, the shirt collar keeps it from feeling sloppy, and I like that I can button it all the way when the wind picks up off the lake, been wearing it three or four times a week since it arrived and it still looks brand new
Could a faux suede trucker hold its own next to the other Decrum piece in my wardrobe? I had my doubts, since that one is a sharp, structured style and I assumed this would feel like a step down. It doesn't. The nap is dense and even, the stitching is tidy along the seams, and it keeps a clean silhouette rather than slouching. I wear the dressier one for evenings out and this for everything else: Saturday markets, train journeys, dropping the kids at swimming. Two different moods, same standard of make.
Box came on a Tuesday evening and I opened it right on the porch. Inside, the trucker was folded with tissue around the collar, no creases worth mentioning. My first reaction was the colour: a true, inky black, flatter and richer than the photos suggested. Running my thumb over the nap left a faint lighter streak that vanished when I smoothed it back, which is just how this texture behaves. This is my second Decrum purchase after a bomber, and while that one is my going-out layer, this fills the casual gap. First real outing was a brewery trip with friends on Saturday. Wore it open over a henley, wallet in a chest pocket. Two hours on a patio as the temperature dropped and I stayed comfortable. A buddy kept touching the sleeve asking what it was.
My son asked for this one specifically and he is over the moon with it. He has worn it non stop since Friday. I liked that it arrived faster than the estimate given at checkout. He says it doesn't feel heavy at all, which matters to him.
If you're shopping for a guy who lives in hoodies, go with black. I picked this for my brother because black faux suede dresses up a sweatshirt without looking like he tried. Tip two: tell him about the inside phone pocket, he didn't find it for a week. Easy gift, no care routine beyond a soft brush now and then.
First jacket like this I've owned, so I paid attention to the details. The shirt collar is the bit I noticed first; it has enough structure to stand neatly when buttoned but lies flat open, which makes it look smarter than a typical casual layer. Down the front the buttons are evenly spaced and go through the holes firmly, no loose threads anywhere. The pockets are where it really earns its keep: four on the outside, so chest and hip both covered, and inside there's a pair plus a dedicated slot that holds my phone without it dragging the front down. Then the fabric itself, a dense black microsuede with a fine nap that shifts slightly in tone when you run a hand across it. Lightweight, comfortable on a long walk round the city, and no breaking in needed.
best casual jacket ive owned, no question. first time buying anything like this and i figured itd feel cheap but nope, the nap is thick and the black is DEEP. buttons are solid, collar stays put. been wearing it with jeans and boots to work at the shop and out on weekends, gets a nod from people pretty much every time
Would faux suede look naff on a bloke past thirty? That was the worry going in. Turns out no. Dark and understated, richer than denim, and those pointed collar tips stop it drifting into student territory. Since September it has done a client meeting in Leeds, two afternoons at Elland Road and a family barbecue. Upkeep amounts to one soft brushing every Sunday evening.
Only gripe: it showed up a week later than the estimate, which nearly made me miss a trip. Once it arrived, though, nothing to complain about. This is my third Decrum piece and the most casual of them; the other two are dressier, while this is the one I throw on for errands and road trips. Button front, sharp collar, and pockets everywhere, which matters when you hate carrying a bag. The microsuede is soft without feeling delicate. One point off for the wait, the product deserves full marks.
Bought for my husband who wanted something between a shirt and a coat. He has worn it to work every day since it arrived. He says the buttons are easier than a zip when he's in and out of the van. Arrived quickly and well packaged.
Where's that from? was the first thing my barber said when I walked in. Fair question. It's a clean black trucker with a proper collar, and the faux suede gives it a bit more texture than plain cotton. I wear it over a white tee most days and it works for meetings too. Light, quick to throw on, nothing to fuss over. Sorted.
Previously I relied on a canvas trucker that went baggy after two winters and bleached out along every seam. This replacement holds its shape. Thick nap, a neckline that lies flat, and the colour hasn't greyed despite weekly outings to Borough Market. Second purchase from this brand for me; the earlier one was smarter, so this has taken over Saturdays while that stays for evenings.
Needed something between a coat and a jumper for the walk to the station and this has turned out to be exactly that, light enough that I'm not boiling on the Northern line yet it keeps the wind off on the platform, the buttons go up to a proper shirt collar so it looks tidy with an oxford underneath on office days, and I've quickly got used to putting my travel card in the chest pocket and earbuds in the inside one, no faff, no break-in period, just put it on and go, which is all I wanted from it really
Been looking for a black overshirt style jacket that doesn't look cheap and this is the closest I've found. Stitching is even, the buttons line up properly and the collar keeps its shape. Light on the shoulders even after a full day walking round town.
This has quietly become the jacket I grab without thinking about it. Four pockets on the outside means I skip a bag for short trips. It's light enough that I've kept it on in the car without cooking. The finish is matte, which I prefer to anything glossy.
Took a chance on this after seeing it on Instagram and it's one of my better online buys. The fabric has a soft dry feel, no shine, and it hasn't marked or picked up lint. It sits well over a hoodie, which I wasn't sure about before ordering.
I wear this open over a tee most days and buttoned once the evening cools off. The shirt collar sits flat, which is what I wanted. Some truckers have a stiff collar that never settles down. Buttons feel secure and nothing has worked loose after a couple of weeks.
Saw this trucker pop up in an Instagram ad and figured it would look cheap in person. Wore it to my nephew's baseball game last Sunday to find out. Cool morning, warm afternoon, and the microsuede handled both without me sweating through it. Stuck my phone in the inside pocket, wallet in another, and kept my hands free all game. Two dads in the bleachers asked where I got it. The black reads deep and matte under sun, not shiny or plasticky like I worried. That ad didn't lie this time.
Solid jacket, does exactly what I wanted it to. One star off because the chest pockets are tight for anything bigger than a phone. Looks sharp with dark denim and boots. No loose threads anywhere, which is the first thing I check.
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