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TIMELESS BOMBER JACKETS

The women's bomber jacket is a classic that you can wear year after year! Here on this page we've gathered a wide selection of bomber jackets in different colours and materials. Among other things, you'll find bomber jackets in suede and sweatshirt fabric, as well as the classic windproof style that's a wardrobe must-have for the fashion-conscious woman. And last but not least, we have bomber jackets from the coolest and most popular brands for women. These include brands such as Urban Classics, which delivers timeless, classic styles for women at sensible prices. We also have bomber jackets from Sisters Point, which delivers modern bomber jackets in gorgeous materials. All our bomber jackets are of high quality and are available in styles for both warmer and colder weather. It means a lot to us that we always keep up with new trends in the fashion world and in bomber jackets. At BYIC, we therefore make sure we always have the latest collections here in the shop for our customers.

THE HISTORY OF BOMBER JACKETS

The bomber jacket has roots going all the way back to the Second World War. It was originally used by pilots who had to fly up in the cold air. They needed a jacket that could keep them warm in the cold jets. The cold conditions up there were down to the thin air. The thin air meant the temperature was low. Pilots typically wore sheepskin jackets, which were enormously bulky. These could no longer be used once the cockpit had been made smaller. On top of that, the sheepskin jacket wasn't warm enough for pilots who had to fly in cold air. This is where the bomber jacket came into the picture. During this period, new materials made their way into the world's clothing production. These were fabrics and other materials that made it possible to make warmer clothing. Polyester and nylon were some of the materials that helped create the popular, modern bomber jacket as we know it today.