Types of Jackets

A blazer is a classic and versatile jacket that is characterized by its tailored and structured design, featuring a collared neckline, lapels, and a buttoned front. Blazers are known for their polished and sophisticated appearance, adding a touch of elegance to various outfits.Blazers typically have a tailored and semi-fitted silhouette that follows the lines of the body without being too tight. The length of a blazer can vary, ranging from hip-length to longer options like thigh-length or even knee-length.

A blazer in which the top button fastens around the bust or higher

A blazer in which the top button fastens below the bust or lower

A blazer with a longer length like thigh-length or even knee-length

Bomber jackets have a relaxed and slightly oversized silhouette that typically falls at the hip level, natural waist level, or above (cropped). They are characterized by its distinct design, featuring a front zip closure, ribbed cuffs and hem, and often a ribbed collar. They are known for their boxy shape, allowing for ease of movement and comfortable layering. The jacket is designed to be worn loosely and is not form-fitting. Bomber jackets are loved for their casual and sporty aesthetic, making them a popular choice for both men and women.

Cardigans are designed to be open at the front, allowing them to be easily worn and removed. They lack a traditional closure like buttons or zippers, although some cardigans may have a tie-front or a single button closure near the neckline. The absence of a full front closure gives cardigans a relaxed and effortless look.

This type of jacket has a substantial overlap of material at the front and shows two rows of buttons when fastened.

A motorcycle jacket is an edgy outerwear piece inspired by the classic jackets worn by motorcyclists. It is known for its distinctive features including asymmetrical zipper closure, and biker-inspired details. Moto jackets typically have a fitted or semi-fitted silhouette that follows the contours of the body. They are often cropped, hitting around the waist or slightly below.

The defining feature of a peplum jacket is the peplum itself. The peplum is a separate or integrated section of fabric that extends from the waistline of the jacket, typically flaring out to create a feminine and structured silhouette. This jacket style tapers in snugly to the waist, with a flounce flaring out toward the hips.

A waterfall jacket, also known as a cascade jacket or a draped jacket, is a stylish outerwear piece characterized by its flowing and asymmetrical front drape. The defining feature of a waterfall jacket is the draped or cascading front panels. These panels are typically longer on one side than the other and create an asymmetrical and fluid silhouette. The front drape can vary in length, ranging from just below the waist to mid-thigh or even longer, depending on the specific design.

This type of jacket is usually made from cotton denim, is hemmed to hit at the waist, and features two front buttoned pockets on the chest and two slanted pockets above the hip area. This jacket can also come in a cropped version.