Fitted jackets live or die on the colour — too dark and they turn severe. Camel keeps the sharp shape friendly, and lightweight faux suede keeps it wearable right through the evening. Over black, white or indigo it does most of the outfit's work for you.
Specification:
100% Premium Faux Suede.
Lightweight.
Internal fully lined with soft polyester.
Cafe racer/biker style.
Stand-up collar with snap button.
Centre zip closure.
Zip cuffs.
Side buckle adjusters waist.
Two chest zip, two side zip outside, two inside secured and one mobile pocket inside.
Shoulder panel stitching and curved back hem panel.
Silver-tone throughout hardware.
Fashion jacket (No CE armor/no protective padding).
Available in camel color.
SKU:
Men's Camel Faux Suede Cafe Racer 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: 4.7 / 5 from 27 reviews.
proper smart that was what my nan said, and she never says anything nice about my clothes lol. first time ive gone for a cafe racer style and im chuffed. the tan shade is lush, kind of like a digestive biscuit, and the little silver buckles on the side are a nice touch. no stiffness, wore it out the same afternoon it came
Wore it to my mate's engagement drinks in a Shoreditch beer garden last month. Started warm, finished chilly, and I simply snapped the collar shut and zipped the sleeves tight round my wrists when the sun dropped. Several people commented on the colour under the festoon lights. My other piece from the brand is a black bomber, much plainer; this one is warmer in tone and a little sharper.
top buy, simple as. reasons: one, the camel goes with literally everything i own which is mostly grey and navy. two, its dead light so i dont overheat on the tube. three, the zip wrists and the snap collar make it look sharper than a normal casual coat. four, nothing to break in, just wear it. wear it to work on fridays, out for food with the missus, and footy on sundays. my lads keep asking to borrow it which is a good sign i reckon
How it fits into my week: Monday to Thursday it hangs by the door and goes on for the cycle to the depot, wrist zips done so nothing flaps near the chain. Friday it's over a shirt for the office drinks. Weekends, coffee and the paper. Showers? Brush it once dry. Travel? Rolled it into hand luggage for a Dublin trip, no fuss whatsoever.
right, quick walk thru since i wish someone had done this before i ordered. collar first, its a short stand up one with a little snap tab, keeps it closed and neat, no floppy points. then the sleeves, zippers at the wrists so u can open them over a watch or close them tight when its windy, i do both. next the sides, theres a buckle on each hip that cinches the waist, gives it that classic racer outline. hardware is all silver and looks clean against the camel, not cheap and tinny like some stuff ive bought. last thing the material itself, soft nap, light, no break in at all, i wore it straight out of the bag to a friends bbq. color looks more golden in sun and more brown indoors which is kinda cool. GOOD purchase
Quick take. Nice tan. Clean lines. Snap collar, zip wrists, buckles at the hips. Weighs almost nothing. Throw on, go. No break-in. Minus one: shipping took about ten days, longer than the estimate. Still my default for errands, school pickup and casual Fridays at the office. Good buy for a guy short on time.
ok so id seen this on tiktok about a dozen times and assumed the colour was filtered to death. box turned up on a wednesday, ripped it open in the hallway. first impression, its actually a deeper sandy brown than the videos, more like toffee, which i prefer tbh. ran my hand down the sleeve and the nap goes slightly darker one way and lighter the other, quite satisfying. first time out was a sunday pub lunch in harrogate with my parents. snapped the collar shut on the walk over cos it was blowy, kept the sleeve zips done up, felt warm enough over a long sleeve tee. my dad, who has opinions about EVERYTHING, said it looked smart. one point off cos the box was battered and there were a few creases that took a day on a hanger to drop out.
For years I wore a nylon flight jacket I picked up at an outlet mall, and it was fine but shapeless; the elastic gave out and it always looked slept in. An Instagram ad for this cafe racer kept popping up, so I finally gave it a shot. The difference is in the structure. The stand collar sits upright, zippered cuffs keep the sleeves trim, and side adjusters let me pull the waist in so it doesn't billow. Camel instead of olive drab is a nice change too. Feels like a grown-up upgrade without any of the stiffness people warn about.
Wear it daily. Light. Warm color. Goes with jeans, goes with khakis. Zip cuffs, handy when washing up. Buckles at the side, tidy. Silver bits look good. Our dog loves to rub against it, so fur shows up. Small gripe. Weather's been weird here in Ohio, sunny then gusty, then sunny again. Didn't matter. Still five.
Third jacket I've had from here and the camel is my favourite yet. It's the one that changes what you're wearing rather than just adding a layer. Light on the shoulders so I forget it's on. Stitching looks tidy close up, no loose ends anywhere.
Bought this for my partner and he has barely taken it off. He's fussy about collars and the snap tab keeps it flat instead of sticking up. It came well packed and arrived a day early. He says it's light enough to keep on inside a pub, which was his main ask.
Ordered after seeing an ad and half expected to be let down. Turned out the opposite. The fabric has a dry matte look rather than any plastic shine, which was my main worry. Seven pockets apparently, and the inside ones fasten shut, which I use for my wallet.
So this makes three Decrum jackets in my closet now and it's the one with the most personality, the other two being a black trucker and a navy bomber that are pretty plain by comparison, and what sold me was the camel shade which turns out to be a sort of toasted honey that looks amazing with olive pants and white sneakers, plus the silver buckles at the sides give it a vintage motorcycle vibe without going costume, my only reservation and the reason it's four instead of five is the snap on the collar which feels a little tight when I'm in a hurry, but honestly that's nitpicking on something I wear three days a week
The camel shade is what sold me and it's better in person, warm and slightly sandy rather than orange. Zip cuffs mean the sleeves actually stay put over a watch. The side buckles let me pull it in a little, which makes a real difference to how it sits. Worn it out twice already this week.
Racer shapes usually feel restrictive on me but this one moves fine. Hardware is silver and feels solid, and the main zip has a bit of weight behind it. The material is soft with a slight nap that catches the light. No complaints so far at all.
Good jacket, looks sharp with dark denim. Four stars only because there was a crease across one sleeve from the packaging that took a couple of days to drop out. Aside from that the finish is clean and the chest zips are handy for keys and cards.
Wanted something for the shoulder season that isn't a hoodie and isn't a coat, and this fills the gap exactly. Collar snaps down neat, the waist buckles let you adjust it, and the whole thing weighs almost nothing. It's been on most days since it arrived.
Weekday routine with this: on at half seven, collar snapped up against the wind on the platform, sleeves zipped tight so my watch doesn't catch. Brolly in hand when it drizzles. Buckles loosened when a jumper goes underneath. Folds into a rucksack at the office without creasing. Brilliant thing; only knocked one off because the new smell lingered for a few days.
Four stars from me but my brother would give it five, he loves the thing. I'm marking it down purely because the shade on my screen looked lighter than what arrived. Still lovely, just a touch deeper than I pictured. He wore it to a family dinner and everyone commented.
Backstory: my old waxed cotton thing finally gave up in the spring when its zip split on a bike ride, and I'd been making do with a hoodie ever since, which my wife reminded me about roughly daily. Ordered this on a Sunday night while the football was on (we lost, don't ask). Delivery took longer than I'd hoped, eight working days, and the box arrived a bit squashed because our courier treats parcels like rugby balls, but the coat inside was folded properly and fine. Details worth mentioning. The camel tone is softer and more sandy than I thought, really nice. Stand collar fastens with a press stud. Zips at both cuffs, side straps to adjust the waist, all in silver. Very light. Verdict: brilliant, slow delivery aside. Wore it to the garden centre already, of all places.
Five weeks in, and here's the honest picture. Hardware still shiny, no tarnish on the buckles. Nap hasn't flattened at the elbows. Colour unchanged even after a couple of drizzly commutes, which I dried off on a hanger. If I could tweak one thing, I'd make the neck popper slightly easier to undo one-handed. Otherwise spot on.
my coworker literally stopped me in the parking lot like "ok where did THAT come from" lol. first jacket ive had in this style, always figured cafe racers were for motorcycle guys but it works fine with chinos. color is a nice warm caramel. only thing, it took almost two weeks to show up which felt long. still five cause i wear it constantly
Was I going to look like I'm trying too hard in a camel moto? That was the question. Answer after a month: not at all. The color is muted enough for everyday, and with dark jeans it looks put together. Knocking one off because the shade is a touch more yellow than the photos showed. Otherwise sharp, simple, easy to care for.
On the fence between camel and something darker? Go camel. I nearly played safe and I'm glad I didn't, because this tan does far more work than expected: navy knitwear, white tees, grey trousers for the office, all fine. It warms up a plain outfit without shouting. Second tip, keep a soft clothes brush handy, as the nap marks if a bag strap rubs it the wrong way, though one stroke sorts it. That's my only niggle and it's minor. Third: leave the side buckles a notch looser if you layer a hoodie underneath.
Bit of a moan to start: the wrist zips were stiff for the first week and I had to work them a few times before they ran smoothly. Now that's out of the way, everything else gets top marks from me. First jacket like this I've ever owned, having lived in fleeces and puffers for years. The colour is a lovely biscuit tone that looks richer in daylight than on screen. That stand collar with its snap tab gives a clean, tidy line, and the silver bits catch the light without looking flashy. Weighs next to nothing, so it's become my go-to for the drive to work and pints afterwards.
Best casual purchase I've made this year. Three reasons. It's light enough to wear from late August right through October without overheating. The tan suits pretty much everything in my wardrobe, from charcoal joggers to a smart white shirt. And there's no breaking in; it felt comfortable the first morning. Little touches help as well, like the press stud at the neck and the hip buckles for cinching. Where does it go? Dog walks round the park, the Friday chippy run, my daughter's matches on Saturdays and the odd dinner out with my wife.
Bought for my husband's fortieth and I chose it mostly for the little things. The stand collar closes with a snap, so it sits neat at the throat instead of flapping about. Zips at each wrist mean he can push the sleeves up when driving. Small buckles on either side pull the waist in a touch, and the silver fittings lift that warm camel shade beautifully. He's thrilled, and wore it to his own party.
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