• Funnel neck with a zip fastening that sits high at the throat - the collar holds its shape without folding or collapsing
• Faux suede construction with a textured, slightly worn-in surface that gives it a lived-with character straight off the hanger
• Ribbed hem band anchors the silhouette, keeping the jacket from billowing while adding a subtle nod to the classic bomber shape
• Adjustable buckle tab at the cuff - a hardware detail that reads intentional rather than decorative, and lets you push the sleeves back with structure
• The faux suede carries a soft drape and cool handfeel, skimming the body without clinging - boxy through the shoulder but not shapeless

The asymmetric front seaming is what sets this apart from a standard bomber - it runs diagonally across the body, giving the jacket a slightly architectural feel without going full editorial. It sits just at the hip, which means it works over everything from high-waisted wide-leg trousers to a fitted midi skirt without disrupting the proportions. The model wears it with tailored wide-leg trousers, and that balance - structured jacket, relaxed trouser - is the easiest way to wear it. For a more casual weekend take, throw it over straight-leg jeans and a fitted long-sleeve top, letting the buckle cuffs do the talking. The ribbed hem keeps it feeling grounded rather than oversized, so it doesn't swamp shorter frames. A strong choice for autumn evenings out, daytime market trips, or any occasion where a standard leather jacket would feel predictable.