Red leather bomber jackets for women

The Roselyn is cut with a relaxed contemporary silhouette, so it is not a close, tailored fit. The ribbed waistband should sit at the top of your hip and stay there when you sit. Zipped, you should be able to take a full breath and slide a flat hand inside, and when you cross your arms there should be no pull across the shoulder blades.

This jacket is currently available in size 2XL only, so check the 2XL row of the size guide against your own measurements before you order. If you are not sure whether 2XL suits you, a stylist will talk it through on a free 15-minute call. Returns and exchanges are accepted within 30 days of delivery.

Red leather works best when everything else is quiet. Blue denim and a white tee is the simplest version, and black trousers with a fine black knit makes it look sharper. Cream, grey and navy all sit comfortably beside it, and so do soft neutrals such as camel.

Avoid competing colours near the face: a pink or orange top fights with a red jacket, while a neutral lets it carry the outfit. For the evening, wear it open over a plain dress and keep jewellery small. More outfit formulas that work with any colour are in how to style a leather bomber jacket.

A glossy coloured finish is easiest to look after when it is kept clean and dry. Wipe it with a soft, dry cloth after wear, and use a barely damp cloth for marks. Keep it away from dark, dye-heavy fabrics that can rub off on a light or bright surface, and test any cleaner on the inside of the hem first.

Hang it on a wide hanger away from direct sun, which can fade colour over time, and never leave it in a hot car. If it is caught in rain, blot it, let it dry at room temperature and condition it once it is completely dry. The leather care guide covers the whole routine.