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Bomber Jackets for Men – Pilot Jackets for Every Occasion
Bomber jackets for men have become a major trend in recent years. At Army Star, we have curated an extensive selection of today’s most popular bomber jacket styles. Inspired by the classic jackets worn by fighter pilots, these jackets are available in various cuts, colors, and materials. For a traditional look, opt for a hip-length, insulated bomber jacket with ribbed cuffs, collar, and hem. Originally, pilot jackets came in colors like navy blue, sage green, and black, but today, you can find options in all colors and styles—short and long cuts, lined and unlined, with or without orange lining. With a bomber jacket from Army Star, you’ll be dressed in style and warmth for the colder weather in fall and winter. Be sure to check out our full range of military-inspired men's clothing as well.
- Schott Recycled Nylon MA-1 90's Fit Bomber JacketAs low as EUR 173.95 Regular Price EUR 231.95
- Schott Recycled Nylon CWU Bomber JacketAs low as EUR 173.95 Regular Price EUR 231.95
- Schott Recycled Nylon CWU 90´s Fit Bomber JacketAs low as EUR 191.95 Regular Price EUR 254.95
- Schott Recycled Nylon MA-1 Bomber JacketAs low as EUR 149.95 Regular Price EUR 199.95
The Evolution of the Bomber Jacket
The modern bomber jacket, as we know it, was originally designed for American fighter pilots in the 1950s. Its main functions were to keep the wearer warm while remaining lightweight and easy to move in. The bomber jacket quickly became a success, replacing the earlier leather pilot jackets. The leather versions were designed to withstand the elements, but they became heavy when wet, which posed a problem as fighter jets reached higher altitudes where wet jackets would freeze. Furthermore, the confined cockpit space made it essential for pilots to wear jackets that didn’t restrict movement. The new nylon bomber jacket solved these issues, offering comfort even in warm weather and allowing pilots to leave it unzipped if needed. This marked the beginning of one of the most popular jacket styles of today, perfect when paired with a classic white t-shirt.
Why Bomber Jackets Are So Popular
Bomber jackets first appeared in Europe in the late 1950s in limited quantities, mostly through the black market or surplus sales from government stockpiles. Since then, the bomber jacket's popularity has only grown. It’s easy to understand why—today, there’s a wide variety of styles, materials, and colors available. We’ve gathered an impressive collection of men's bomber jackets, and we’re confident you’ll find one that suits you. Whether you’re looking for a rugged, everyday jacket or something perfect for a weekend out, we have options for every occasion.
While originally made for pilots, these jackets are just as stylish and practical for everyday use. You’ll find versions that are perfect for keeping warm, oversized fits, and those ideal for a cool summer evening. One of the most popular choices is the classic MA-1 bomber jacket in black with an orange lining. It’s now available in a variety of materials, colors, and sizes. The MA-1 is even used by several police forces in cold-weather regions, chosen for its durable construction and thick lining that is essential for harsh temperatures. Over the years, the MA-1 model has undergone several design updates, but its classic, functional design remains largely unchanged, making it a perfect match for cargo pants.
Customize Your Bomber Jacket
On this page, you’ll also find vintage bomber jacket versions made from leather, representing various nations, because we believe in offering plenty of options. If you love the functionality of a classic bomber but want the added feature of a hood, we have that version too. With or without patches? Camouflage or classic military colors? Standard fit or a longer design? We’ve got it all! Whatever style of men's bomber jacket you choose, we’re sure it’ll make you feel like you're soaring through the skies—even if you’re not in the cockpit. Some bomber jackets have a wider neck opening, so in colder weather, a neck warmer can be a great idea to make your jacket wearable all year long!