Suede Jackets
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Choosing a suede jacket for everyday wear
A suede jacket brings a soft, brushed texture to any wardrobe, and the most searched shades run from classic tan to a deeper brown suede jacket. Here you can compare styles from many UK retailers, from slim trucker shapes to relaxed overshirt cuts, then buy from the retailer you prefer. Check the lining, the collar and the fastenings, since a zip front feels sharper while buttons give a softer, vintage look. Faux suede is also popular as a lighter, animal-free alternative that still drapes nicely.
Suede bomber jackets and flight styles
The suede bomber jacket is one of the easiest ways to wear the material, with its ribbed cuffs, ribbed hem and short, neat body. Shoppers also look at the suede bomber coat for a slightly longer line that covers more in cooler weather. If you like the heavier, military feel, browse aviator & flight jackets that share the same zipped fronts and roomy shoulders. Pair either style with dark denim or chinos and a plain knit for a relaxed outfit that still looks put together.
Suede or leather jacket, which suits you?
Both materials age well, but they behave differently. Suede is softer and more matte, so it suits dry, mild days and smart casual outfits, while smooth finishes hold up better in unpredictable weather. If you want a harder-wearing alternative with a sleeker look, compare leather jackets alongside the suede styles on this page. Suede also comes as a women’s or men’s cut, and a suede trench coat gives you a longer, dressier option for the office or evenings out.
Looking after your suede jacket
Suede needs a little care, but it is simple once you know the basics. Keep it away from heavy rain, and if it gets damp let it dry naturally, away from radiators. A soft suede brush lifts the nap and removes dust, while a protective spray applied before first wear helps repel light splashes. Store your suede jacket on a wide hanger in a breathable cover rather than plastic. Treat marks early, and avoid rubbing wet stains, because gentle blotting protects the surface far better.