Vivienne Westwood Linen-Blend Bomber Jacket
Gender
Men
Status
In stock
Details
The bomber jacket has been a staple of subcultural uniforms for decades, beginning with the surplus styles that flooded markets in the late 1940s. For its iteration of the style, Vivienne Westwood nods to the design's appeal amongst punks with a classic take, closely following the originals with double press-stud pockets and a zip pocket at the sleeve. Meanwhile, the interior branded lining takes inspiration from the practice of lining flight jackets with waterproof maps.
Details
The bomber jacket has been a staple of subcultural uniforms for decades, beginning with the surplus styles that flooded markets in the late 1940s. For its iteration of the style, Vivienne Westwood nods to the design's appeal amongst punks with a classic take, closely following the originals with double press-stud pockets and a zip pocket at the sleeve. Meanwhile, the interior branded lining takes inspiration from the practice of lining flight jackets with waterproof maps.
The bomber jacket has been a staple of subcultural uniforms for decades, beginning with the surplus styles that flooded markets in the late 1940s. For its iteration of the style, Vivienne Westwood nods to the design's appeal amongst punks with a classic take, closely following the originals with double press-stud pockets and a zip pocket at the sleeve. Meanwhile, the interior branded lining takes inspiration from the practice of lining flight jackets with waterproof maps.
