The Men's Bomber Jacket Guide: Satin, Suede, Wool and Shearling
26 août 2026
Why the bomber still works
A bomber jacket for men solves one problem better than any other outerwear: it ends at the hip, so it never fights the trousers. The ribbed hem and cuffs close the silhouette, the shoulders stay soft, and the volume sits in the body rather than the length. Everything else — how formal it looks, how warm it is, how it ages — comes down to fabric.
Satin: the sharp one
Satin catches light, so a satin bomber reads dressed even over a tee. It is the most graphic option in the collection: no texture noise, just shape.
- SSD-920 Layered Satin Bomber Teal — the season's hero piece, with a layered panel at the placket.
- SSD-920 Layered Satin Bomber Black — the same block in soot black for a fully tonal outfit.
Suede and leather: the one that ages
A suede jacket for men gains character; a smooth leather bomber keeps its line. Both are heavier than satin and hold a structured shoulder.
- SSD-271 Impact Jacket Suede Patched Green — patched suede panels, the most recognisable jacket in the archive.
- SSD-271 Impact Jacket Suede Patched Black — the black colourway, made on request within the normal lead time.
- SSD-611 Leather Bomber — full leather, minimal hardware.
Wool and tech: for real weather
- SSD-673 Wool Bomber — dense wool, holds its shape in wind.
- SSD-934 Tech Bomber — a matte technical shell for rain.
Shearling and lambskin: the warmest
A shearling jacket for men is the warmest thing here, and the only one that needs no layer beneath it.
- SSD-872 Camel Lambskin Shearling — original lammy leather, soft inside and out.
- SSD-601 Lammy Jacket — the black shearling, cropped at the hip.
Fit notes
Buy a bomber so the ribbed hem sits on the hip bone, not below it, and so you can close it over a boxy tee without the placket pulling. See the full range in jackets.