Levi's Levi's 80s Denim Bomber Jacket - 1

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Levi's 80s Denim Bomber Jacket

Name: Levi's 80s Denim Bomber Jacket
Brand: Levi's
SKU: 113072342
Price: 149.95 USD
Availability: InStock

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Levi's 80s Denim Bomber Jacket channels a moment when toughness met polish, then rewired it for now. The denim carries a whisper of timeworn distressing, giving it a lived-in, hardware-store cool that still feels refined. The bomber silhouette keeps things streamlined, while a moto-style collared neckline and a front zipper lend edge. An adjustable D-ring belt finishes the look with a hint of utilitarian attitude.

Layer it over a tee or a knit, cinching the belt to pull the waist in, or leave the belt looser for a roomier, off-duty vibe. Side slit pockets keep small essentials handy without bulking the silhouette, and the long sleeves adapt as temps swing. It slips between city errands and evening hangs with ease, pairing as well with vintage denim as with a sleek top and boots.

Levi's 80s denim DNA shows up here as a modern staple: heritage cues reinterpreted for today’s mix of casual and elevated. The belt and the timeworn distressing nod to the era, while the bomber silhouette keeps the look current. Worn with high-rise denim, a slip dress, or rugged trousers, it adds an instant edge that moves easily from daytime errands to evening plans.

Materials / Fabrication

Denim fabrication with subtle timeworn distressing
Bomber-style silhouette
80s-inspired denim jacket design
Long sleeves
Moto-style collared neckline
Front zipper closure
Adjustable D-ring belt for versatile styling
Side slit pockets

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold with like colors
Turn garment inside out before washing
Use a mild detergent; avoid bleach
Tumble dry low or hang to dry
Iron on low heat if needed

Fit Notes

Bomber-style silhouette in a denim jacket with a front zipper closure.
Adjustable D-ring belt at the waist lets you tailor the fit.
Long sleeves and a moto-style collar give a classic bomber look.
Subtle timeworn distressing and side slit pockets add texture without changing the silhouette.

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