Everyone has a black jacket; very few have one that fits into everything. Lightweight faux suede keeps this one soft and quiet rather than stiff and shiny. It layers under a coat in winter and stands on its own the rest of the year, which is where the value shows.
Specification:
100% Premium Faux Suede.
Lightweight.
Internal fully lined with soft polyester.
Harrington style.
Shirt style collar.
Zip closure (Left side).
Two outside and two inside pockets.
Available in black color.
SKU:
Women's Black Faux Suede Harrington 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: 4.8 / 5 from 25 reviews.
Wore it for the first time on a day trip to York: early train, cobbles, a long walk round the walls, then dinner. Grey sky, a bit of drizzle mid-afternoon, and it coped without spotting. The collar turned up nicely against the wind up on the ramparts. I kept my rail ticket in an outside pocket and cards inside, so no bag rummaging at the barriers. By evening it still looked crisp enough for a nice restaurant. Exactly the low-effort, polished layer I'd hoped for.
Got this for my daughter heading off to college in Ohio, and since I'm the one who did the research I'll walk through what I noticed. The collar is a plain shirt style, nothing fussy, sits nicely whether she zips up or leaves it open. Then there's the zipper, which runs on the left instead of dead center, took me a second look on the website to clock that. Pockets: two you can see, two hidden inside, good for a dorm key. Funny aside, the delivery guy left it with our neighbor who then went away for a long weekend, so it sat in his garage, but it arrived fine. She says it's the warmest light layer she owns.
Previously my autumn layer was a boxy cotton number with a centre zip that always bunched at my stomach whenever I sat down. This fixes that: the closure sits off to the left, so the front lies flatter, and the silhouette is cleaner overall. Microsuede also looks richer than plain canvas ever did, and it doesn't wrinkle in my work bag. Honestly I adore it. Only knocked a star off because the interior pockets are a little shallow for my phone. Everything else is spot on.
Was black too plain for my mom, who usually wears color? I worried about that. She ended up loving it precisely because it goes with all her bright scarves and tops. The microsuede looks rich, the collar is neat, and she likes having pockets inside for her reading glasses and a folded grocery list.
six weeks in and honestly its become my default grab, i reach for it before I even check the forecast lol. whats held up: the nap still looks even, no shiny patches on the elbows or where my crossbody strap rubs, and the color hasnt faded to that sad charcoal some black fabrics go. zipper on the left side took me like three days to stop fumbling for on the wrong side but now its muscle memory. I wear it with wide leg jeans and white sneakers mostly, sometimes over a hoodie on chilly dog walks. the ONE thing id tweak is id love the inside pockets a touch deeper so a bigger phone doesnt peek out the top. otherwise zero complaints, i just give it a quick once-over with a soft brush every so often and it looks new
Took it on a work trip to Chicago, wore it on the plane, through two client meetings and a windy evening by the river. It packed flat in my roller bag on the way home and came out unwrinkled. Phone inside, boarding pass outside, easy. Exactly what a frequent traveler wants from a layer.
Tip for anyone owning a Decrum biker already: this makes a lovely softer counterpart. Where that one feels structured, the Harrington is relaxed and easy, perfect for weekends and travelling. Keep it away from fleece scarves that shed, and give it a gentle brush now and then. Black pairs brilliantly with camel and cream.
Quick review because I barely have a minute, it's soft, it's dark, it goes with everything I own, the collar lies flat, and I like that the zip is on the side, the only small thing was a new-fabric smell that hung around for a few days after opening, but airing it on the balcony sorted that out and now I wear it nearly daily
Watched my sister open the box on her birthday and she pulled it straight on over her pajamas. First reaction: how light it is. The shade looked a touch deeper on the site than under our living room lamp, slightly softer in tone, which is my one small note. She wore it to work the next day and got a compliment at lunch.
Packaging arrived crumpled, one corner of the box caved in, which had me worried. Inside, though, everything was flawless. My wife put it on that evening and hasn't stopped wearing it since, says the left zip is the detail that sold her. Only giving four because of the box, and honestly what was inside deserves five.
Sales calls mean I'm hopping in and out of a car from eight till six, so I needed a layer that doesn't look slept in by lunchtime, and this one manages it, slips over a blouse or thin sweater, that shirt collar makes even a plain outfit look planned, the fastening sits off to one side so nothing puckers across my middle when seated, while the interior pair of pockets takes a phone plus card holder, meaning my handbag can stay locked up when I dash into a client's lobby, three weeks on it still looks fresh from the box
Would a left-side zip look odd on my girlfriend? That was my hesitation when I ordered this as a birthday surprise. Turns out no, it comes across as a style detail rather than a mistake, and she likes that it's a bit different from what her friends wear. My other worry was whether faux suede would look cheap. It doesn't; the black has depth, the texture is even, and the stitching along the collar is tidy. She's worn it to dinner and on a hike, and it looked right both times.
Best purchase I've made in years. Reasons: it's light, warm enough for British spring, and dark enough to disguise the inevitable coffee drips. It's also my first jacket like this, and it has converted me to the whole Harrington look. Small tangent, my neighbour's spaniel tried to lick a cuff on day one and it brushed off perfectly fine, which was reassuring. Wear it on the walk to work in Bristol, to the cinema, and over a dress at weekends.
Ordered Tuesday. Wearing it by the following week. Matte, smart, understated. Collar behaves. No ironing. The side zip is different - took a day to adjust, now I prefer it. Four pockets in total, which is all I need: two outside for hands and gloves, two inside for essentials. Light on the shoulders during long commutes. Doesn't crease in the car. Looks right with trousers for meetings, jeans for Saturdays. Wipes clean. Done. Next.
If you're wavering between this and a brighter shade, go black. I nearly chose a colour and I'm glad I didn't: it reads smart with tailored trousers yet relaxed with denim, so it earns its hanger space. Care tip: keep a soft clothes brush handy and always stroke downwards, the nap settles and any marks vanish. A lint roller deals with fluff. And don't be put off by the side fastening in the photos; in person it simply looks neat. Great for office days, school pickups, a night out.
Lifted it out of the box and the first thing I did was run my palm along a sleeve: velvety, light, nothing stiff about it. The colour is properly inky, not grey. My first jacket like this, so I was nervous about styling it, but I wore it to brunch that weekend over a striped top and felt pulled together straight away.
Having already bought a hooded bomber and a longer coat from Decrum, I fancied something lighter for spring. Checkout was straightforward; delivery to Leeds took around ten days, slower than my earlier two orders, hence four rather than five. Unwrapped, the colour is deep and matte, the collar lays nice and flat, and that left-hand closure gives a more tailored look than my bomber. Pockets are sensibly placed. Of the trio it's the most casual, so I expect to reach for it most from April.
Where's that from? was the first thing a colleague said to my partner the Monday she wore it into the office, and she's been asked twice more since. I ordered it on her behalf after she'd been circling it for weeks. From my side, what stands out is how tidy the shirt collar looks with a roll-neck, and that offset fastening gives it character without shouting. She uses it for the school run, Saturday market, pub on Sunday. A quick shower doesn't bother it if she shakes it off after. Black goes with literally everything in her wardrobe, which I suspect is the point.
Weekdays, my wife lives in this now. Her badge and transit card ride in the right outside pocket, lip balm in the left, and the inner pair holds her phone so she isn't digging through a tote at the turnstile. On damp mornings she adds a thin knit underneath; on milder ones a tee is plenty. It folds into a carry-on without fuss, which mattered on our Denver trip.
Only gripe first: the black nap picks up lint like a magnet, and my cat considers it her personal blanket, so a roller now lives by the front door. Got that out of the way, because everything else about this Harrington has been a joy. I had never owned anything like it before, always defaulting to puffers or a denim layer, and this felt like a grown-up step. The shirt collar sits flat and neat under a scarf. The zip running down the left is a small quirk I didn't expect to like, yet it gives the front a clean, offset line that looks deliberate. Two inside pockets swallow my phone and keys, which keeps my bag lighter on errands. It's light enough for mild Virginia afternoons and still cozy once the sun drops. Five stars, roller and all.
Bought this to wear on the walk to work and it's been ideal. Light enough to keep on at my desk and enough cover for the cold bit at either end of the day. The zip runs smoothly and hasn't caught once. Black is even and deep, no fading so far.
Got this for my partner who had been sending me links to it for a fortnight. She was thrilled when it arrived. She says it's light and that the shape is flattering without being tight. It came well packed and earlier than the estimated date.
Only meant to try it and ended up wearing it for a week straight. It's the easiest thing to throw on and it makes a plain outfit look finished. Lining is smooth so it doesn't drag on knitwear. Stitching is neat all the way round.
Every wardrobe needs a plain black zip jacket and this is a good one. It sits neatly at the hip, the collar stays flat, and the side zip is a nice change from a centre one. Soft matte fabric, no shine. It goes over a dress or jeans and looks intentional either way.
I'd been looking for something between a cardigan and a coat and this is it. It layers under a heavier coat in winter and works alone in autumn, so it earns its place. The material is soft to the touch and has stayed looking new. Good buy.
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