Bomber Jackets

Choosing the cut and fit

A bomber is generally shorter than a traditional coat, so chest size alone is not enough when choosing a size. Body length, the position of the hem at the waist and room across the shoulders also matter, especially if the jacket will be worn over a jumper. Compare the manufacturer's size chart for each model rather than assuming the same size label always means the same measurements.

Women's and unisex cuts

The range includes the BY 044 women's bomber jacket, while the Keefe lightweight jacket is described as unisex. These labels alone do not determine which size will fit a particular wearer: actual measurements, width and the preferred amount of room are more important. For a mixed team, check the size range of the chosen model rather than relying only on the fit designation.

Lightweight and padded styles

A lighter style may be worth considering when moving frequently between indoor and outdoor spaces. A padded style is an option when you want a different construction and potentially more insulation. One example in the range is the Bomber 2.0, specifically described as a light padded jacket. The word "padded" alone does not establish warmth, wind resistance or waterproofing: check the specifications of the individual product for those properties.

Bomber jackets for teams and business use

When choosing jackets for colleagues or representatives of an organisation, consider how well the cut works with the rest of their clothing, not just how it looks. Decide whether the main goal is a coordinated appearance at an event or regular wear at work. For a multi-piece order, prepare the size breakdown and artwork in advance; this helps establish whether consistent branding is feasible across all the selected jackets.

Adding a logo to a bomber jacket

Logo placement may be limited by seams, pockets, lining and the type of surface. On suitable textiles, Gajcom can assess whether printing or machine embroidery is feasible based on the material, artwork, placement and quantity. Agree on the size of the design and the intended finish before making a final choice; do not assume every technique will work on every model.

When should you consider another jacket type?

A bomber is primarily a choice of distinctive cut. If specific protection from the weather is the deciding factor for outdoor wear, compare softshell jackets and the actual properties of each model. If you are looking for a different balance of bulk, lining and warmth, also explore padded jackets and bodywarmers. A category name is no substitute for checking product specifications.

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Frequently asked questions

Is every bomber jacket suitable for colder days?

Not necessarily. Bomber describes a style of cut, not a guaranteed level of warmth. Check the lining, any filling and the intended use of the particular model, taking into account the layers you plan to wear underneath.

How should we choose sizes for a team?

Collect wearers' measurements or usual sizes and compare them with the chart for the specific model. With a shorter cut, pay particular attention to length and comfort when fastening the jacket over the clothes normally worn underneath.

Can a logo be added to the sleeve?

That depends on the cut, access to the surface, seams and material. The specific model, design dimensions and artwork details must be checked before confirming the placement and technique.

What information should we include in an enquiry?

Useful details include the chosen model, required quantity, sizes, intended use and artwork showing the preferred branding location. These details help establish a suitable method, practical execution and quotation.