Everything you need to know about this must-have jacket
It’s official, we’re crazy over bomber jackets and this Japanese inspiration is certainly no exception. Sukajan Jackets (also known as the souvenir jacket of Japan) combine the baseball jacket with high shine and classic Japanese detail – and they’re giving us some serious design inspiration.
About the look
The style originated in Japan, post-WWII as souvenir jackets for American soldiers to commemorate their time overseas. It was all about customisation and detail: the heavy embroidery, and bright hand-crafted designs stitched into delicate silk.
Designs were thought out with meaning, and the most popular included the dragon, koi fish and florals. Take a style cue from any celebrity to see that these designs are still favourites today.
The look became a huge trend for Japanese students in the 60s and is now making its way into pop culture, high-end fashion and street wear. Wear with a confident attitude and you’ve got the look down pack.
Check out the Sukajan-obsessed celebs below
Pop star Katy Perry always knows how to make a statement. We love her fierce tiger design and satin blue finish.
Harry Styles shows off his traditional koi fish and floral design, and the embroidery looks awesome.
This time Harry wears a printed design with a rock star attitude to match.
Model Cara Delevingne keeps it quirky as usual with red horses printed on a flawless black finish.
Kendall Jenner steps out in this black and gold number.
Drake steals the scene with a detailed blue and gold jacket – talk about high-shine material!
Hands up if you love Pharrell William’s jacket just as much as we do!
Miguel’s jacket gets some serious style points for the blue and red contrast.
Who wore it better? Heartthrobs Brooklyn Beckham and Zayn Malik battle it off with this Louis Vuitton floral design, and the blue hues are hitting all the right notes.
Want to make a statement with your own customised bomber? Don’t hesitate to contact Exodus Wear on 1300 014 421 or enquiries@exoduswear.com.au for more information.