Everlane bomber jackets are made of a 100% cotton shell and come in versatile colorways and a range of sizes.
Before we start, you can learn more about the brand in my comprehensive Everlane review.
Everlane Cotton Bomber Jacket Review
Bomber jackets are a fan favorite here at Gentleman Within and for good reason. It’s every bit as versatile as it is stylish and the perfect summer to fall or winter to spring transitional jacket.
I’ve written an in-depth post on how to wear a bomber jacket 7 ways. I’ve also reviewed the Alpha Industries MA-1 Skymaster in the past and featured Mission Workshop’s Mission Bomber.
So how does Everlane’s bomber jacket stack up?
Everlane Cotton Bomber Jacket: How Does It Feel & Fit?
Everlane’s cotton bomber jacket is equipped with a ribbed collar, cuffs and waistband. It’s a much more modern take on the classic MA-1 style and design, sans zipper with a mid-weight cotton shell and light nylon lining.
The drape is also much more modern. There’s not too much bunching around the sleeve cuffs like with the Alpha Industries bomber. The jacket is also generously cropped. It’s much shorter than other bombers I’ve tried on, which looks pretty flattering on my 5’6″ frame.
The sleeves on the other hand are slightly too long for my liking, but not a deal breaker. I’d say that Everlane’s bomber is the perfect spring jacket to throw on over a thin sweater or basic tee for effortless style.
Bomber Jacket Details
My Size: XS
100% cotton shell with 100% polyester body lining, and 100% nylon sleeve lining. Dry Clean only.
Mid-weight cotton twill with a water resistant finish and mesh lining.
Comes in sizes XS, S, M, L, XL.
Factory Made In
Employees: 2,650
Established: 1996
The bomber jacket is made in Bac Giang, Vietnam at their technical outerwear factory.
They’ve been producing technical, weather-ready garments for popular brands since 1996 and also supplied uniforms for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi.
How Much Does It Really Cost?
- Materials: $14.67
- Hardware: $3.61
- Labor: $13.72
- Duties: $3.01
- Transport: $2.00
True Cost = $37
Everlane sells its cotton bomber for $88, while traditional retail goes for over double the price at $185.
Before You Leave
Check out some of the other Everlane products I’ve reviewed.
- Everlane Slim Fit Jeans – $68
- Everlane Slim Fit Oxford Shirt – $58
- Everlane French Terry Sweatshirt – $45
- Everlane ReNew Fleece Sweatshirt – $60
- Everlane Pique Polo Shirt – $35
A note: Everlane sent me the jacket in this review. These are all my thoughts and opinions based on my experience. Gentleman Within holds all control over editorial content.
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