Perfect 12 Type of Jacket; From Classic to Trendy.

Introduction 

Jackets have a long fascinating history of evolving various forms of outerwear from neck to waist that keep our body protective and warm. Jackets are also used for style and fashion trends. 

History of Jackets

In ancient times People used to wear animals’ skin with woven fabric to make their bodies warm:

Jackets in acient time

Medieval Times

During medieval times, classic men wore Jerkins, Cloaks, Tunics, and Surcoats.

Primary outerwear was a cloak. Cloak outerwear attached with a brooch made of wool and fur is used to warm the body.

In the medieval period, fitting Jackets were worn over the shirt that length from next to the waist. A long often fur-lined robe with wide sleeves, worn by classic people, its shorter pieces called coats that were fashionable and stylish.

In the mid-medieval period,  jerkin was more popular and worn by nobles. Jerkins were fitted jackets made of leather.

By the end of the medieval period, jackets were becoming more structured, tailored, fitted, stylish, and fashionable outerwear. 

The history of coats and jackets is deeply rooted in the military like trench coats gaining popularity during World War 1st for their functionality and durability.

Cloak Tunics

Modern Time Jackets

In the modern era, jackets have evolved from purely functional garments into a fashion statement, technologically fitted outfit with a blending style. Causal jackets, Bomber jackets, and denim jackets are more formal options like coat parkas and overcoats.

Some of the most popular jackets in the modern era are Puffer Jackets, Bomber jackets, Coat parkas, Overcoats, Blazers, Cotton fabric Jackets, Demin Jackets and Uniform jackets for MNCs.

Colours Fashion provides a satisfactory collection of jackets for your budget to keep in mind stylish and latest trend. 

Jackets in Modern Time

Types Of Jackets

  1. BOMBER JACKET
  2. PUFFER JACKET
  3. LEATHER JACKET
  4. COTTON JACKET
  5. DEMIN JACKET
  6. HOODY JACKET
  7. COAT PARKAS
  8. FEATHER JACKET
  9. WINDCHEATER
  10. BLAZERS 
  11. OVERCOATS
  12. Uniform Jacket

Bomber Jacket

Introduction

Bomber jackets are short waist length, front open-end zipper, ribbed cuffs- hem, and soft lining to keep warm. 

History of Bomber Jacket

Bomber jackets were typically designed for military pilots during World War 1st and 2nd when military pilots felt that they should be durable warm outerwear to withstand freezing temperatures at high altitudes.

US Army introduced the first official bomber jacket which had some features water-resistant nylon shell and an orange lining for visibility in case of emergency.  

Pilot Bomber Jacket

Features of Jackets

  1. Short waist length- Gives us a stylish look.
  2. Front open-end zipper- Easy to wear and remove better ventilation, improved fitting.
  3. Variety of Materials- Water-repellent fabric and waterproof fabric, nylon polyester with a polyurethane coating, thermoplastic polyurethane coating, cire finish, leather, and even wool.
  4. Ribbed Cuffs and hem- This helps to trap air that keeps the body warm because air works as an insulator, or classic aesthetic wear also.
  5. Soft Lining- Made from Micro filament that gives a soft touch to the body and also helps to hold polyfill and feathers.
  6. Functional pocket- Various Designs or stylish pockets give a classic look.

Bomber Jacket

Puffer Jacket

Introduction

During the winter season, if you are looking for a trendy stylish outerwear piece, a puffer jacket is the best alternative.

These jackets offer excellent protection with their quilted design and insulated layers. Which is created by stitching a section filled with insulating material like polyfill or synthetic fibers. 

Over the years puffer jackets have evolved from purely functional winter wear to trendy fashion, lightweight, water-repellent, eco-friendly materials.

Puffer Jacket

History of Puffer Jackets

The puffer jacket was invented in 1936 by Eddie Bauer.  After Experiencing a near-fatal case of hypothermia while on a fishing trip. After this incident, Eddie Bauer developed a lightweight, insulated jacket filled with goose down to provide warmth without excessive bulk.

Some clothing brands like- Ralph Lauren, Discovery, Rare Rabit, Calvin Kelin, Louis Philippe, Blackberry’s, Columbia, etc. also Make puffer jackets. 

Key Features of Puffer Jackets

  1. Water repellent- waterproof outer shell making them ideal for snowy or rainy seasons and protecting them from excessive bulk.
  2. Compressibility- Some puffer jackets are compressible hence these can be folded into small pouches and are easy to carry while traveling.
  3. Style variation- Classic short, oversized, cropped, hooded, packable shine or metallic belted or fitted sleeveless.

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