The Detachable Boa Artificial Grain Flight Blouson provides a calculated alternative to heritage leather bombers. Utilizing a textured synthetic leather with an artificial grain finish, the garment achieves the visual depth of aged hide without the associated weight or rigidity. A removable boa collar permits a transition from traditional aviator styling to a streamlined blouson profile. The silhouette is deliberately widened, favoring contemporary layering over the restrictive, slim cuts often found in vintage military originals.

Key Features

• Artificial Grain Finish: High-quality synthetic leather with a textured, vintage-inspired surface.
• Detachable Boa Collar: Removable plush collar for adaptable looks and temperature control.
• Flight Silhouette: Classic bomber-style construction with rib-knit cuffs and hem.
• Utility Pockets: Secure storage integrated into a clean, functional design.
• Insulated Lining: Provides substantial warmth without adding excessive bulk to the frame.
• Loose-Fit Cut: Engineered for easy layering over heavy knits or hoodies.

Style

Loose-Fit — Relaxed proportions through the chest and shoulders for a contemporary layered look.

Thickness : Normal

Curation & Pairings

Combining the Detachable Boa Artificial Grain Flight Blouson with Wide Leg Trousers creates a balanced silhouette that grounds the jacket's structured volume. The matte synthetic leather provides a textural counterpoint to the rigid weave of Selvedge Denim, positioning the piece within a functional urban context.

Sizing & Measurements

*Measurements (cm) are taken flat. Please allow a 1-2cm variance.

170cm - 175cm wear M Size

Fabric & Care

Made by Synthetic Leather , Polyester , Polyurethane & Acrylic. Machine wash warm. Tumble dry low. Iron on low heat if needed. Quick-drying and wrinkle-resistant.

Staff Notes

The texture of the artificial grain is remarkably authentic, and the ability to remove the collar makes it a true multi-season staple. It has a great weight that feels substantial but not heavy.

Curated in Japan