The Dry Waxed Bomber Jacket

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An all-weather take on the classic bomber jacket

Originally designed to keep aviators comfortable high in the sky, bomber jackets have morphed into a menswear icon over the decades. For their Bomber Jacket, Taylor Stitch kept the details, like a ribbed collar and cuffs, that make the bomber so unique but upgraded the body fabric to 8-oz. waxed cotton for superior weather resistance and durability. On the inside, it’s super plush thanks to a recycled nylon lining, and it’s quilted with synthetic insulation to keep you warm, whether you’re soaring at 35,000 feet or battling chilly weather on the ground.

Features

• Dry wax finish blocks the wind and repels water
• Recycled nylon interior lining
• Insulated for added warmth
• Heavyweight rib at neck opening, cuff, and bottom opening
• Two welt hand warmer pockets lined in soft brushed cotton
• Interior welt pocket at chest level with snap closure
• Sturdy YKK two-way separating zipper

Materials

• 8-oz. 100% dry waxed organic cotton
• 1.5-oz. 100% recycled nylon body and sleeve lining quilted with 120g recycled poly insulation
• Made in China

Sizing

• The Bomber Jacket has a regular fit that’s true to size, take your normal size in jackets
• For the absolute best personal fit, measure one of your best fitting jackets and compare to the garment measurements below

Garment Measurements

	XS (36)	S (38)	M (40)	L (42)	XL (44)	XXL (46)
Chest	40½	42½	44½	46½	48½	50½
Shoulder	17¼	18	18¾	19½	20½	21
Body Length	25¼	25⅞	26½	27⅛	27¾	28⅜
Sleeve Length	33⅜	34¼	35⅛	36	36⅞	37¾

All measurements are in inches.

How to Measure - Garment Chest: measure on a shirt from side to side starting 1” under the armpit, multiply by 2 - Shoulder Width: measure on a shirt straight across the shoulder from seam to seam - Body Length: measure on a shirt from the high shoulder to the bottom hem - Sleeve Length: measure on a shirt from the center back to the cuff opening

Care

• Spot clean only

About Taylor Stitch

Getting ahold of Taylor Stitch’s apparel is like going back in time—to an era before cheap, disposable clothes flooded the market and our Instagram feeds. This stuff is built well, for the long haul, from durable fabrics sourced from handpicked mills around the world. And Taylor Stitch knows, especially after a couple years of wear, their duds will be some of the softest and hardest-wearing in your closet. It might just be the “Taylor” in their name, but their clothes really do have the fit and feel like they were made one at a time.