Y2K Plaid Inside Collar Mock Two Piece Jacket

A black, slightly padded bomber jacket with a ribbed hem and cuffs, a zip-up front, and a plaid-lined collar that folds over to show the check fabric underneath, creating the illusion of layering. It's the kind of jacket you'd wear to a Sunday afternoon with mates or heading into the city when it's cold enough to actually need a layer. The collar sits high and structured, close to a mock turtleneck shape, and the two flap pockets sit flat against the front. It comes in black and white.

Easy to style and versatile enough to go over a plain long sleeve or a hoodie underneath on colder days. The unique plaid collar lining is the detail that sets it apart from a standard bomber, so it's worth keeping the rest of the fit fairly low-key to let it do its thing. Pair it with straight-leg or wide-leg trousers and chunky trainers, or go full retro with some preppy tailored trousers and loafers. If you want to go casual, dark denim and a clean white tee underneath works well. Accessories-wise, a simple chain or a knit beanie fits the prep-meets-street tone of the jacket.

Designed to add to the outfit, it slots easily into a simple daily errand outfit and just as easily into a more thought out tailored weekend fit. It works with many outfits across loads of aesthetics, not just Y2K.