Bombers
Popularized by military pilots in the 1950s and given the Army-Navy specification number MA-1, the nylon waist-length bomber jacket was a jet-age replacement for the heavier shearling-lined flight jacket. Today's versions are a little more modern, but just as macho. The military details have been toned down a bit, the material softened and the silhouette has slimmed down—the result is an easygoing piece of outerwear. Simple enough to pull on for cool autumn days or layered up for cold, damp nights. After all, a piece that was built to keep a soldier warm in war should suffice for nights walking home from after-work drinks, son.
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Our Legacy
$155 at End. -
Officine Generale
$500 at East Dane -
Bonobos
$695 at Bonobos -
Levi's Vintage Clothing
$985 at Unionmade -
FYI
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Mr. Start
$693 at East Dane -
Acne
$2,350 at Union -
Zanerobe
$249 at Nordstrom -
Scotch & Soda
$269 at Scotch & Soda -
Club Monaco
Channel quilted bomber, $198.50; merino polo, $98.50 and Davis chinos, $79.50
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Hentsch Man
$405 at Mr Porter -
Gap
$79.95 at Gap -
Native Youth
$100 East Dane -
Theory
Double-face bomber, $695; flannel shirt, $225 and wool pants, $245
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Incotex
$640 at Mr Porter -
Stone Island
$795 at End. -
Scotch & Soda
$199 at Nordstrom -
Selected
Wool bomber, $228.52; New Look cap, $11.41; River Island tee, $15.23 and barrel bag, $38.09
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Topman
$50 at Topman -
Wallace & Barnes
$268 at J.Crew -
Marc by Marc Jacobs
$298 at Nordstrom