Boxy jackets swallow the shape you've just dressed, and then you stop wearing them. This one stays close and light in faux suede that's soft from the first wear. Dark brown works with denim, cream and black, so it handles the whole week without a thought.
Specification:
100% Premium Faux Suede.
Lightweight.
Internal fully lined with soft polyester.
Trucker style.
Shirt style collar.
Button closure.
Button cuffs.
Side waist adjusters.
Two flap chest, two side outside and two inside pockets.
Available in dark brown color.
SKU:
Women's Dark Brown 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: 4.7 / 5 from 25 reviews.
Five weeks of near-daily wear. Held up well: no bald patches on the nap, buttons secure, shape still crisp. One thing I'd tweak, it shows dog hair and fluff more than I'd like, so a lint roller lives in my bag now. Otherwise, my most-used jacket this autumn, and the one colleagues keep asking about.
Wore it to my niece's christening in the Cotswolds on a bright, chilly Sunday. Over a cream midi dress with ankle boots, it looked polished in the church and relaxed at the pub lunch afterwards. The dark brown photographed beautifully against the stone walls. When the wind picked up in the churchyard I buttoned the cuffs and felt cosy without bulk. My sister asked twice where it was from. Even with a toddler climbing on me all afternoon, no marks.
Could microsuede pass for something pricier? My main worry before checkout. Turns out yes: an even, velvety pile in a rich cocoa shade that glows under autumn sunshine. One niggle, lint from scarves clings, so a roller rides in my purse. Front buttons plus cuffs feel solidly stitched, and waist tabs on both sides come in handy.
Honestly it's turned into my everyday throw-on since early September, that deep cocoa colour goes with nearly everything in my wardrobe, it hugs my frame instead of hanging square so a knitted dress underneath still looks neat, little tabs either side let me nip in my middle, microsuede feels like peach fuzz under my fingers and needed zero breaking in, grab, button, out of the door
That color is gorgeous on you, my neighbor called across the driveway the first morning I wore it. I agree with her. This is my third Decrum piece; the other two are a biker and a longer coat, and this trucker sits right between them in mood, more casual than the biker, lighter than the coat. The dark brown faux suede has a soft nap that shifts slightly in tone as the light changes, chocolate in the shade, nearly mahogany in sun. It sits close rather than boxy, the shirt collar lies neatly, and the buttons on the front and cuffs feel well attached. I've cinched the side adjusters a notch for a cleaner waist. Six pockets is generous. Care is easy, I brush it every week or so. So far it's been to the farmers market, book club and a Friday dinner downtown.
Parcel came while I was on a call, so I tore it open one-handed. First impression: the colour, a deep dark brown with a soft sheen as the nap catches the light. It feels velvety, almost peachy, and much lighter than I'd assumed. Buttoned it up, tightened the side adjusters, liked the close shape straight away. First outing was a client lunch in Soho, then a dash across town in a light shower. Wiped a couple of drops off afterwards, no marks at all.
My weekday system with it: Oyster card in one pocket, earbuds in another, phone and keys in two more, and the remaining pair hold receipts and a hair tie. On drizzly mornings I button it to the collar and pull the waist adjusters in so it doesn't flap at the bus stop. In the office it hangs on my chair and doesn't crease. Light enough to stuff in a tote for the evening when it warms up. A quick brush on Sunday night and it's ready for Monday.
ok so i had a cheap trucker from a mall store that pilled after like 2 washes and i swore off them. then this popped up on my tiktok feed over and over and i caved. ordered on a monday, it showed up thursday in a nice bag, no weird chemical smell. the dark brown is so pretty, like melted chocolate, and the microsuede is soft but feels sturdy. it sits close instead of boxy which i love. buttons are solid, side tabs at the waist actually work. wore it to brunch and my friend made me tell her where i got it IMMEDIATELY
Let me run through the bits I notice every day. The collar is a proper shirt collar, so it frames a crew-neck jumper nicely. Down the front, buttons rather than a zip, which feels more relaxed. The cuffs button too, handy when I'm washing up mid-outfit. At each side of the waist there's a little adjuster to cinch it in. Then the pockets, six of them, a slightly ridiculous luxury. Overall shape sits close to the body. Texture is soft and velvety, and it brushes up fresh.
Tip for fellow busy people: this is the jacket you can throw on without thinking. Dark brown goes with denim, black, cream, olive. Animal-free and no break-in. Care is just a soft brush every couple of weeks. Brush with the nap, not against it, and it stays smooth. Wore it to three meetings and a soccer practice this week alone.
A brilliant grab-and-go layer. Reasons, briefly: the microsuede is light, so it works on the school run and in a warm office without overheating. The dark brown hides the odd coffee splash. Its shape is close rather than boxy, which keeps it tidy over a blouse. And six pockets mean my phone, keys, lip balm and travel card all have homes. Buttoned cuffs fold back neatly when I'm typing. I wear it three days a week to work in Leeds and every weekend for errands.
Chest pockets were the reason I picked this over the plainer styles, and they have turned out to be properly useful rather than decorative. The dark brown has a soft matte surface with real depth to it. I paid roughly what I would have spent on a mid-range hoodie and ended up with something far better.
Very nearly did not order because I had convinced myself nothing at this price could be any good. That was wrong. The dark brown is deep and even, the nap is soft and short, and the whole thing is far lighter than it looks in the photos. It has been warm on cold mornings without any padding and cool enough indoors that I keep it on. The chest pockets are useful and sit flat rather than sticking out. There has been no breaking-in period and no special treatment needed, which was a big part of the appeal. I have had it out in drizzle a couple of times and it dried without a mark. Two colleagues have asked where it came from and one has since ordered one. The one I had been comparing it to in a department store was more than twice the price and no better. It has become the jacket I reach for by default, and I would order again in a heartbeat.
Last time it rained hard I got a few darker spots across the chest and had a small panic, but they faded out completely as it dried. Nothing else has gone wrong. The colour is deeper than the listing photos, the surface is soft and matte, and the pockets sit flat rather than bulging. It has become the thing I grab for anything that is not a formal occasion. The high street version I tried on before ordering was stiffer and about seventy pounds dearer.
Quality was my worry given the price, and I ordered half expecting to send it back. It stayed. The dark brown is deeper and warmer than the photos manage to show. The nap is short and even and the surface does not shine under office lighting. The buttons are firm and the chest pockets sit flat rather than bulging. It is light enough that I forget I have it on and warm enough that I have stopped taking a coat. There is no breaking-in period and no care routine beyond an occasional brush. What I saved against the designer one I had been eyeing has gone towards a weekend away. It has been worn four or five times a week since it arrived and looks the same as day one.
School runs, dog walks and the odd supermarket dash are what this gets used for, and it has been ideal. It is light on the shoulders and still warm enough for a grey morning. The price was low enough that I was braced for disappointment and it never came.
Instagram got me on this one, and I held off for weeks because the price felt like it had to be a catch. There is not one. The colour is deep and even, the surface has a soft matte nap, and the pockets sit flat. It arrived quickly and needed nothing doing to it. I have worn it constantly and my sister has already ordered the same.
Twice now I have bought something for my son that he has quietly never worn, so I went in with low expectations this time. He wore it out that night. The dark brown is rich and even, and the chest pockets give it a bit of character rather than looking like a plain box. It is much lighter than he expected from the photos, which he keeps mentioning. There is no wearing-in period to get through, it was comfortable straight away. He tells me two people at college have asked him where it came from. I had put aside close to twice what it actually came to, so I was able to get him boots as well. It has replaced a hoodie he had been living in for about three years. As far as presents go this is the best result I have had in a long while. I will be ordering from here again for his sister.
Taking a punt on this paid off. The button front is neater than a zip for what I need and the chest pockets give it some character. The nap is soft and the colour is deeper than it looked online. It has kept me warm on cold platforms without any bulk under a scarf. My brother asked whether it was the designer brand he has been saving for, which is more than twice the money.
Hunting for something to wear over a shirt that did not look like office wear took me most of the winter. This closed the search. It is light, the nap is soft, and the dark brown looks warmer in daylight than it does indoors. There is no breaking-in to endure and no care routine to keep up with. I paid roughly a third of what the designer one I had bookmarked was asking and I am not looking back.
Kept meaning to replace my work jacket and kept not doing it, until this popped up. The nap is soft, the colour is deep, and it does not shine under strip lighting. I had allowed myself a lot more than I spent and it has been in use every day since.
Somehow this has become the jacket everyone in the house borrows, which was not the plan. It is light, it is warm and it looks smart enough for a dinner out. The colour has depth and the surface stays matte rather than shining. No conditioning, no fuss, just a brush now and then. Given it cost less than half of what the department store wanted I am more than satisfied.
Anyone who has spent an hour in a department store trying to find something that is neither a puffer nor a suit jacket will understand why I bought this. The texture is soft and matte, the colour has depth, and the chest pockets stop it looking plain. I paid a good deal less than the one I had my eye on in town and I have worn it far more.
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