Every rail has the same black bomber on it, which makes it hard to look like yourself. Olive green solves that quietly, and lightweight faux suede keeps it comfortable enough for a full day out. It's the jacket that carries from the desk to the evening without changing anything else you're wearing.
Specification:
100% Premium Faux Suede.
Lightweight.
Internal fully lined with soft polyester.
Bomber style.
Regular fit.
Ribbed stand collar.
Smooth front zip closure.
Ribbed cuffs.
Ribbed waistband.
Two front side, two inside secured and one mobile pocket inside.
Available in olive green color.
SKU:
Men's Olive Green Faux Suede 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
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 25 reviews.
Ad popped up. Scrolled past. Popped up again. Fine. Ordered it. Expectations: low. Reality: different. Color is olive. Real olive. Not neon, not mud. Nap is soft. Brushes clean. Stand collar is ribbed and stays upright. Cuffs grip. Waistband grips. Zip runs smooth. Pockets? Plenty. Two outside. Two inside. Plus a phone pocket. I carry a lot. All of it fits. Weight? Light. Good for spring nights, fall afternoons, airport layovers. Worn it to work. Worn it to a ballgame. Worn it to my nephew's recital, where an uncle asked what brand. Told him. Animal-free, which my partner cares about. Easy care, which I care about. Verdict: the internet was right for once.
Would a green bomber be too much alongside my mostly navy and grey wardrobe? That was the question going round my head. This is my third Decrum order; the others are a black biker and a brown trucker, both darker and more formal. Turns out olive behaves like a neutral. It works with charcoal chinos, white trainers, even a denim shirt. Faux suede makes it feel more relaxed than my other two, and the ribbed stand collar gives a sporty edge they don't have. Light enough for a mild October afternoon in Leeds, and nothing needed breaking in.
Daily setup: keys and transit card in the left side pocket, earbuds in the right, wallet in an inside pocket and phone in its own sleeve so it doesn't bang around. Mornings here in Denver swing from chilly to warm by noon, and this layer handles that range without me sweating on the light rail. Speaking of the light rail, it was late three times last week, which gave the bomber plenty of standing-around testing. Throws on over a polo for work, over a hoodie on weekends. Lint from my dog's blanket shows up, a quick lint roller fixes it. Folds into a backpack for travel.
No time for long reviews. Here's mine. Olive. Faux suede. Light. Zips fast. Collar stands up, ribbed. Cuffs ribbed. Hem ribbed. Nothing sags. Five pockets total, counting the phone one. Inside ones keep my badge and cards separate. Airport security? Off and on in seconds. Meeting at nine, dinner at eight, same layer. No ironing. No break-in. Brush it, go. Color masks coffee drips better than tan would. Wife approves. Done.
Wore this to watch Saturday's match at a freezing ground in Derby. Under it, a thick hoodie; over it, nothing. Collar zipped high, cuffs snug around gloves, hands buried in those side pockets at half-time. Spilled tea down the front, wiped it with a napkin, no stain. We lost two-nil, but I stayed warmish.
Instagram kept serving it to me and I assumed flimsy. Wrong call. Neckline: knitted, upright, holds its shape well. Zipper: robust, zero wobble. Wristbands: gently clingy, so sleeves stay put when I'm reaching for a Tube rail. Interior: twin pockets plus a mobile slot. Shade: earthy moss, smart rather than shiny. Rather impressed, mate.
Tip for anyone who wears dark trousers: keep a lint roller handy. Microsuede grabs fluff off car seats, and that's my one niggle. Otherwise, buy the olive. It works for work drinks and weekend errands, needs no breaking in, and wipes clean in seconds. Five from me regardless, because I reach for it more than anything else on my coat rack.
If you're wavering between this olive and a safer black, go olive. I bought it for my dad's sixtieth, thinking green might be a stretch for a man who has owned three navy coats in his life. It isn't. In person the tone sits closer to khaki-moss than army, and it softens a grey jumper or a checked shirt in a way black never would. Care tip, from his experience so far: a soft clothes brush, used in one direction, lifts the nap back up after he's been leaning against a car seat. Don't scrub. Spot clean with a barely damp cloth if needed, then let it air dry. Style tip: keep the rest of the outfit plain. Dark jeans, white shirt, brown boots. The ribbed stand collar does enough on its own. He's worn it to Sunday lunch at the golf club and nobody guessed it was a present.
The box came on a Thursday and I opened it before my boyfriend got home, purely to check, of course. Tissue paper, neatly folded, and that olive green looking even richer than on my laptop screen. I ran my palm along the sleeve and the nap went a shade darker, then lighter as I brushed it back. Proper soft, and much lighter in the hand than I'd guessed. He opened it that evening, slipped it on over a T-shirt, and went straight to the mirror. The ribbed stand collar and matching cuffs give it a neat, sporty finish, and the zip runs without catching. First outing was dinner in Brighton the next night, breezy along the seafront, and he said it kept the wind off without being too warm in the restaurant. He's since moved his wallet into the inside pocket permanently.
Gripe first: lint and dog hair cling to this fabric more than I'd like, so a lint roller now lives by my door. That's why it's four, not five. Beyond that, I'm happy. It's my first jacket of this kind, having lived in fleeces for years, and it makes me look like I've made an effort. Olive works with almost everything I own. Rib knit at cuffs and hem hugs nicely, and the inside phone pocket keeps my mobile from sliding about. Weightless enough for train journeys, warm enough over a jumper.
My brother's birthday falls in late September and every year I panic. His old denim jacket had finally given up, ripped pocket and all, so I started looking for something smart-casual. Ordered this on a Tuesday, and it arrived Friday, which was a relief because the courier had already lost a parcel of mine that month (still annoyed). The olive is lovely, the nap has a subtle sheen when you move it, and the ribbed collar keeps it tidy. He wore it straight to the pub that night. Mum asked where I'd got it, which is the real seal of approval in our family.
six weeks in now so figured id actually write something. never owned a jacket like this before, always just puffers and a parka. whats held up: colour hasnt faded at all, still that proper olive, the ribbing on the cuffs and waist hasnt gone baggy, and the zip is still smooth even after i got it caught on my scarf once. the nap gets flattened where my bag strap sits but a soft brush brings it straight back up. been caught in drizzle twice, dried fine, no water marks. the one thing id tweak is the collar, its a ribbed stand which looks great but id like it a touch taller for when the wind comes off the river in Newcastle. minor. wearing it most days, gets more compliments then my parka EVER did
Best gift I've given my son in years. He's nineteen, hard to buy for, and lives in hoodies. Reasons it landed: first, the olive green is grown-up without being dull, and it pairs with his black jeans and white sneakers. Second, faux suede was important because he's vegetarian and won't wear animal products. Third, it's light, so he can wear it walking across campus without overheating between buildings. Fourth, the pockets: two hand pockets, two inside, plus a phone slot, which he showed me proudly over FaceTime like he'd designed it himself. Where he wears it: lectures, a part-time job at a bookstore, and out with friends on weekends. His roommate apparently borrowed it once and gave it back reluctantly.
Hubby's previous bomber was a shiny nylon thing that rustled every time he moved and had faded to a sad pea colour. I bought him this olive faux suede one for our anniversary. Quieter, softer, and a much richer shade. The knitted cuffs and hem hold their stretch where the old ones went baggy, and he's chuffed with the inside phone pocket.
Collar first: a ribbed stand that sits close without scratching. Then the zip, which glides cleanly top to bottom. Cuffs and hem share that same knit rib, so drafts stay out. Pockets are generous, two at the sides for hands, two inside, and a little slot sized for a phone. The olive faux suede itself has a fine, even nap. Wears easy over a tee or flannel.
Second thing I've bought from Decrum and the finish is consistent. The stand collar is my favourite part, it holds its shape instead of flopping over like the cheaper bombers I've had. Lining is smooth going on over a jumper. Wore it to a work thing and got asked where it was from twice.
Been after an olive bomber for ages and most are either too baggy or too shiny. This sits close without being tight and has a flat, dry finish that reads a lot more expensive than it was. Ribbed cuffs stay put when I push the sleeves up. Pleased all round.
ok so i saw this bomber on instagram like 5 times before caving, figured the color was filtered. box shows up, rip it open and nope, the green is legit, kind of a deep olive with a little brown in it. first thing i did was run my hand over it and the nap shifts shade depending on direction which is cool. zip pulled smooth. wore it out that same night to a buddys bbq, sat by the fire pit, no issues and it didnt hold the smoke smell much. lightweight enough that i forgot i had it on. ribbed bits at the wrists keep it from riding up. NOT what i expected from an ad honestly
Got this for my husband's birthday after he kept dropping hints about wanting something lighter than his winter coat. He has worn it nearly every day since. He says it doesn't sit heavy on the shoulders, which was his whole complaint about the old one. The shade looks exactly like the photos on the site, maybe a touch deeper in daylight.
Where'd you find that? came from the barista at my usual coffee spot, two days after it arrived, and she isn't someone who comments on clothes. Up to now my outerwear rotation was a windbreaker and a gray hoodie, so a structured bomber was new territory. The olive shade is the star. Indoors it reads muted, almost army, while late-afternoon sun pulls out a warmer, mossy tone. Microsuede has a soft nap you end up stroking without meaning to. The ribbed stand collar hugs my neck just enough to block a breeze, and matching rib at cuffs and waistband keeps everything snug when I'm biking to the office. Inside, two pockets plus a dedicated phone sleeve mean my wallet stays put. Zero break-in needed. I've now worn it four days straight.
Wasn't sure about ordering a jacket online after a bad experience elsewhere, but this one turned up looking like the pictures. Material has a dry matte texture with no shine to it at all. Warm enough for a September evening and still fine to keep on indoors. Very happy with the buy.
Honestly this should be five stars, the jacket itself is spot on. Soft finish, clean lines, sits nicely whether I zip it or leave it open. Taking one off because delivery ran a couple of days past the estimate. Once it turned up though I had no complaints at all.
took it on a road trip up the coast last weekend, fog in the morning, sun by lunch, wind all evening at the beach. zip up for the fog, open for lunch, collar up for the bonfire. the rib cuffs kept sand out of my sleeves which i didnt even think about until later. stuffed snacks in the side pockets, phone in the inside slot, wallet in the other inside one. got a bit of ash on the front, brushed it off no trace. greens pretty much the color of the cypress trees out there, looked GREAT in photos
Ordered for my son, who is impossible to shop for. He actually wore it out the same evening, which for him is a big deal. He told me the sleeves felt right and the zip doesn't catch. Packaging was neat too, no creases to hang out.
Bought this for the in-between weather we've been having and it was the right call. The olive is a proper muted green, not bright, so it works with jeans and with grey chinos just as well. Zip runs smooth, no snagging, and the ribbed waistband keeps it sitting where it should instead of riding up. Only thing I'd note is the outside pockets are on the shallow side, but everything I carry still fits.
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