Women's Dark Brown Faux Suede Hooded Bomber Jacket
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Most casual jackets stop working the moment you need to look tidy. Lightweight faux suede holds its shape better than a hoodie and stays just as easy to wear. Dark brown warms up grey and black, so a practical layer stops looking purely practical.
Specification:
100% Premium Faux Suede.
Lightweight.
Internal fully lined with soft polyester.
Hooded bomber style.
YKK metallic zip closure.
Removable drawstring hood.
Three chest, two side outside and one mobile pocket inside.
Military shoulder epaulettes.
Rib-knit cuffs and waistband trim.
Available in dark brown color.
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Women's Dark Brown 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
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 30 reviews.
The box showed up a little crushed on one corner, which had me nervous, but inside everything was fine and wrapped in tissue. I'd bought it for my daughter's first winter away at college, and she opened it on a video call. The first thing she did was run her hand along the sleeve and say it felt like a peach. The color is a deep cocoa that looks expensive without trying too hard. A week later she wore it out for the first time to a campus concert on a chilly evening, hood up, and texted me a photo where the microsuede almost glowed under the stage lights. She says the ribbed waistband keeps it from riding up when she's cycling to class. Packaging aside, this was the best gift I've sent her in years.
Bought it for autumn. Wear it most days. Dark brown, deep and warm. Soft nap. No stiffness at all. Hood off for work, on for the dog walk. Zip is metal and solid. Ribbed cuffs stay put. One catch: cat hair. It clings, and a lint roller is now part of my morning. Otherwise easy. Hangs well. Goes with jeans, cords, a midi skirt. Brushes clean after rain. Got two compliments at the GP surgery, oddly. Four, not five, purely for the fluff.
Every morning since the weather turned I've been grabbing this and it just works, whether I'm heading to the grocery store in sneakers or meeting friends for coffee in a skirt and boots, the brown is dark enough that marks don't show and soft enough in tone that it never looks harsh, and I like that I can unzip the hood and stash it when the sun comes out, plus the rib-knit cuffs mean the sleeves stay where they should instead of sliding over my hands while I'm driving, so all in all it's become my default coat this fall and I don't see that changing.
I've always lived in parkas and fleeces, so a structured bomber was new territory and I put off buying one for ages. What tipped it was wanting something tidy for work that still coped with a cold platform at half seven. Ordering was straightforward and the parcel arrived in about a week, folded neatly in tissue. Up close the details are better than I expected: proper metal teeth on the zip, little epaulettes on each shoulder, and rib-knit trim that's thick rather than flimsy. The faux suede has a soft nap that catches the light differently depending on how you brush it. Never owned one of these before, and now I understand the fuss. Four days running and counting.
yep, its a keeper. saw it on tiktok and assumed it'd look cheap in real life but nope. colour is a lovely deep brown, the hood unzips when you want a sleeker look, and the ribbed hem sits nicely at the waist. light enough for autumn, warm enough with a jumper underneath. been wearing it to uni and out for drinks most weeks
right so heres how this one actually gets used. mornings its on over a jumper for the walk to the station, hood clipped on cos the wind off the river is brutal, and by lunch the hood's stuffed in my tote and the coat looks a lot neater without it. the metal zip is chunky enough that i can do it up with gloves on, small thing but it matters in January. rib trim at the hem means it doesnt ride up when i'm sat on the train. rain? light showers are fine, i just let it dry on a hanger and give it a quick brush. weekends it goes over a hoodie for the market. honestly the most worn thing in my wardrobe this autumn, dark brown goes with EVERYTHING i own
ok quick rundown bc im always running late. the hood comes off with a zip and honestly i keep it on most days, it frames your face in a nice way. didnt think the epaulettes would matter but they make it look so much more put together than a regular bomber. the zipper is metal YKK, heavy and smooth, zero snags. ribbing at the wrists and waist stays snug so no drafts on the walk from the parking garage. no break-in either, wore it straight out of the mailer to a meeting. color is PERFECT for fall
Could I pull off a bomber at all? I'm more of a long-coat person and worried it'd look too sporty on me. Turns out the cut is neater than I imagined. The epaulettes and the ribbed waistband give a tailored line, and in dark brown it pairs nicely with wide-leg trousers and loafers. It's the first jacket like this I've owned, and I've stopped reaching for my wool coat on milder days. No break-in, easy care, and the hood is there if the forecast turns.
Eight weeks in for my other half, so here's a check-in. The microsuede still looks uniform, no flattened patches at the elbows or under her bag strap. That YKK pull runs smoother than on arrival. The ribbed hem hasn't gone baggy. Two downpours so far and each time it dried overnight on a hanger. One tweak: a new-fabric smell lingered for a few days until we aired it out on the balcony. Overall a smart, low-effort coat she clearly enjoys.
shipping took longer than i wanted, i was sweating it cuz this was for my wifes birthday and it landed the day prior. only complaint. she tore the paper off, zipped it straight up and kept it on for dinner out. the color is deep and warm, the hood unzips so she can skip it, the metal zipper feels solid. she says its comfy and light and she can move her arms easily. great gift, she wears it nonstop now, even wore it to the pumpkin farm with our kids
Guys, if this keeps popping up in your feed and you're wondering whether it'd make a good present: go for it. The shade is darker than my phone made it look, almost coffee-bean, so it matches most of her wardrobe. Hood zips off for days she doesn't want it. Grab a suede brush along with it. My partner pulls it on at least twice a week.
third order from Decrum for us and the debut piece for my wife, mine's a black biker so this is a softer, more casual vibe. hood: it zips away clean and she wears it both ways. epaulettes on the shoulders give a military nod, mine lacks those. zip is a chunky YKK metal one, same weighty pull as on my jacket. ribbing on the cuffs and hem is fairly thick. after a soaking she brushed the nap back up no bother. she reckons its the comfiest thing in her wardrobe
This is honestly my first jacket like this, puffers and denim have been my whole wardrobe, and I wasn't sure a bomber shape would suit me but the moment I zipped it up in the hallway mirror I got it, the epaulettes square off the shoulders a little and the ribbed hem pulls everything in so it looks intentional rather than boxy, and the faux suede is so light I barely notice it during my commute, plus no break-in period which was a relief, I threw it on and headed out, and a coworker asked twice where I got it.
Opened the mailer in the kitchen and my girlfriend grabbed it out of my hands. Color looked richer than on screen, a real chocolate tone, and the nap had an even, velvety feel. The zip was stiff the first couple of tries, which bugged me a bit. That night we went for tacos, hood down, and she called it cozy without bulk. It hangs by the door now and gets used constantly.
wore it to a wedding reception in Bath last saturday, the evening do, which was outdoors under fairy lights and FREEZING by ten. threw it over my green dress, hood off obviously, and it looked way smarter than I thought a bomber could. the epaulettes help with that. zip went up no problem when the wind picked up and the ribbed cuffs kept my wrists warm. three people asked where it was from. no creases from being bundled into the car either
needed something between my rain shell and my heavy wool coat for the in-between weeks in Chicago and kept putting it off. finally ordered on a sunday night, it showed up the next week no drama. first impression, the metal zip is legit heavy, not some flimsy thing. hood is detachable which i love for the office. epaulettes are a nice touch. microsuede is soft and doesnt need any babying, i just hang it up. verdict: exactly the gap filler i wanted
Lovely jacket, I wear it constantly. Knocking off a star because the chest pockets sit a little high for me and I don't really use them. The side pockets are fine and deep enough for keys and a phone. The material is soft and it has kept its shape nicely.
My wife had been wearing the same quilted puffer for about six winters, and it had gone flat and shiny at the cuffs, so I ordered this as a replacement without overthinking it. Quick difference: the puffer was all bulk and no shape, this has an actual silhouette. The epaulettes and the rib-knit band give it structure, and the dark brown faux suede looks a lot more grown-up than nylon ever did. It arrived on a day the courier decided to leave it behind the recycling bin, which, fine, it stayed dry. The removable hood means she can wear it to dinner without looking like she's going hiking. The metal zip is sturdy too; the old plastic one split twice. Our dog has already tried to nap on it, no damage. Solid choice.
Where's that from? my sister asked the minute she slipped it over her shoulders, before the zip was even done. It was a birthday present, and she's notoriously tricky to shop for, so I took that as a win. Since then it's been to her book club, a Sunday brunch and a weekend walking in the Lakes, and she reckons it's warmer than it appears. Personally I chose it because the hood detaches (she rarely bothers with hoods) and the epaulettes add a slightly military finish that suits her style.
A tip for anyone who spotted this on Instagram and is wondering about the colour: in person it's a richer, deeper brown than the ad suggests, closer to espresso than tan. I nearly scrolled past because the photos looked a bit flat, and I'm glad I didn't. Pair it with cream, camel or denim and it looks pulled together without effort; with head-to-toe black it reads a little heavy, so I'd add one lighter piece. The epaulettes and the rib-knit band give it a slightly utilitarian shape, which works well over a roll-neck. Care-wise, a soft brush after each outing keeps the nap looking fresh. Also worth knowing the hood detaches, so you basically get two looks from one purchase.
Six weeks of wearing this nearly every morning, and I figured it deserved an update from someone who actually uses it. The color has stayed that deep chocolate shade with no fading at the elbows, and the microsuede still looks even across the back where my crossbody strap rubs. The YKK metal zipper glides now; it was a touch stiff the first few days but loosened quickly. Rib-knit cuffs haven't stretched out, which was my worry after bombers I've owned before. If I could change one thing I'd want a small spot inside for my phone. Easy care, no fuss, and it goes with leggings or jeans equally well. Wore it to a pumpkin patch last weekend and it shrugged off the mud splashes too.
Picked this out for my girlfriend and it was a hit. She had been complaining that her old jacket was too heavy to wear all day and this solved it. She's worn it every day since and keeps mentioning how light it is. Easy ordering process as well.
Dark brown was a nice change from the black jackets that fill my closet, and it warms up grey knits really well. The hood comes off when I want something tidier, which makes it feel like two jackets. Rib trims at the cuffs and hem keep the shape neat. Light but not thin.
Would a faux suede bomber actually stand up to British drizzle? That was the question I kept asking before ordering. Two months on, the answer is mostly yes. Light rain beads and dries off without leaving tide marks, and the nap lifts back up with a soft brush once it's dry. The removable hood has been the unexpected hero, because I clip it on for the school run and take it off for the office. Epaulettes give the shoulders a bit of structure so it looks smarter than a hoodie-style coat. My one moan is that the parcel took longer to turn up than I'd hoped, nearly a fortnight. Still giving it full marks because I wear it almost daily.
Years of wearing an old denim jacket did the job, but it never kept the wind out and looked tired after the hundredth wash. Saw this one advertised on Facebook in between holiday photos from my cousin and figured, why not. The difference is mainly warmth and polish: rib-knit cuffs and waistband actually seal in heat, and the faux suede has a finish denim never had. It's a shade lighter brown than the photo suggested, a bit more milk chocolate, which threw me initially. Wore it to the garden centre on Sunday anyway and it was lovely. Mum has already hinted she wants one.
I wanted something practical that didn't look sporty and this is exactly that. School run, supermarket, dinner after, it handles all three without looking out of place. The zip is a metallic one and feels substantial. Fabric is soft with a matte finish that hasn't marked.
Rarely leave reviews but this deserves one. The drawstring hood makes it useful in proper weather and it looks smart enough without it for work. Nothing has pilled, stretched or come loose after a few weeks of daily wear. Brown goes with far more than I expected.
Arrived beautifully packaged and looked better than I'd hoped. The colour is a proper chocolate brown, deep rather than muddy. Hood is removable which I use most days depending on the weather. It's become my everyday jacket within about a week.
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