Julius Julius Black Volcano Bomber Jacket
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Julius Black Volcano Bomber Jacket

Julius

$960.00

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The Julius Black Volcano Bomber Jacket sets a bold, streamlined mood in nylon twill, garment-dyed to a deep true black. The stand collar keeps the line clean around the neck, while an offset zip closure sits beneath a press-stud placket for a quiet, tactile detail. Zip pockets at the waist offer hands-on utility, and the full satin lining glides over layers with a whisper-soft feel. A cropped rib-knit hem and cuffs finish the silhouette with a modern, athletic edge.

The fit reads relaxed but sharp, skimming the torso so it drapes neatly over tees and knits without bulk. It layers easily over lightweight sweaters or hoodies and transitions from day to night with ease—a breeze on city streets, a statement at after-work plans. The waist pockets hold small essentials, and the cropped hem keeps the look current when worn with high-rise denim or a sleek midi skirt.

With its pared-down hardware and luxe interior, this bomber channels a contemporary, city-ready code. The garment-dyed black gives depth and ease, while the satin lining hints at premium cred beneath a minimal surface. Priced at 960, it sits as a premium, statement-making piece.

Materials / Fabrication

  • Nylon twill fabric
  • Garment-dyed deep true black
  • Stand collar
  • Offset zip closure beneath a press-stud placket
  • Zip pockets at the waist
  • Full satin lining
  • Cropped rib-knit hem and cuffs
  • Bomber jacket silhouette
  • Relaxed but sharp fit skimming the torso

Recommended Care

  • Professional dry cleaning strongly recommended to preserve color and satin lining.
  • If cleaning at home, hand wash cold with a mild detergent and zippers closed; avoid harsh detergents.
  • Do not tumble dry; lay flat or hang dry away from direct heat.
  • Avoid direct heat when ironing; use a cool steamer or iron with a pressing cloth on low heat.
  • Close zippers before cleaning and store on a hanger to maintain shape.

Fit Notes

  • Relaxed through the torso with a clean, draped silhouette over tees and knits.
  • Nylon twill fabric with a full satin lining provides smooth layering and a whisper-soft feel.
  • Cropped rib-knit hem and cuffs create a modern, streamlined silhouette.
  • Offset zip closure beneath a press-stud placket and a stand collar keep the front clean.
Julius Julius Black Volcano Bomber Jacket

Styling Tips

Style Check

Aesthetics: 9/10

Striking silhouette with a clean stand collar and an offset zip beneath a tactile press-stud placket, the jacket reads bold yet restrained. Deep black nylon twill, satin lining glimpsed at the edges, and a cropped rib knit hem create an athletic, editorial mood. Versatile over tees or dresses, it commands city style.

Craftsmanship: 8/10

Construction reads refined rather than ornate, with clean lines and precise taper through the torso. Garment-dyed black adds depth, while the satin lining promises a whisper-soft glide over layers. Minimal hardware and crisp edges suggest thoughtful finishing, though the true test lies in sleeve and hem resilience after wear.

Affordability: $$$$

With a premium feel from satin lining to streamlined silhouette, the Volcano bomber sits at a high end of the market yet feels purposeful. The value feels justified when weighed against the design clarity, fabric weight, and versatile styling potential, making the cost align with its editorial, city-ready appeal.

About Julius

In 2001, Tatsuro Horikawa founded the Julius label in Tokyo with the ambition of presenting film projects. Then, in 2004, the label advanced and developed its clothing line. Utilizing black and grey as the major colors of each collection - symbols of sorrow and suffering - the label is focused on Horikawa's appreciation of art and architecture, which were necessary for the brand's origin as an art project.