Dracuflight Leather Zip-Up Bomber Jacket
Rick Owens
$3380.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
Rick Owens' Dracuflight Leather Zip-Up Bomber Jacket exudes a moody, architectural edge that feels as ready for a late-night fade as it is for a city daytime clock-out. The shell is 100% leather, while ribknit trim anchors the cuffs and hem, and the long sleeves keep the line clean. A front zip runs to a spread collar, and the interior pairs a cotton lining with a polyester fill for a neat, sculpted heft.
On a model 5'10 tall wearing a US size 4, the jacket reads as a streamlined layer that pairs with tees, knits, or dresses. The zip front creates a crisp line up to the spread collar, while ribknit trim keeps the sleeves tidy. With a cotton lining and polyester fill, it holds its shape and invites spot-clean care to stay sharp.
Rooted in Rick Owens' dark, sculptural language, this Dracuflight bomber brings a considered, utilitarian polish to modern wardrobes. Style it with clean denim for a grounded cool, or pair with minimalist pieces to let the leather and silhouette do the talking.
Materials / Fabrication
- Shell: 100 percent leather
- Ribknit trim anchors the cuffs and hem
- Long sleeves
- Front zip
- Spread collar
- Lining: cotton
- Fill: polyester
Recommended Care
- Professional leather cleaning recommended.
- For spot cleaning, wipe with a damp cloth using a leather-safe cleaner if needed; avoid soaking.
- Do not machine wash or tumble dry; keep away from high heat.
- Store on a padded hanger in a breathable garment bag, away from direct sunlight.
- Periodically condition with a leather conditioner to maintain suppleness.
Fit Notes
- The shell is 100% leather with a front zip closure that extends to a spread collar for a clean line.
- Ribknit cuffs and hem anchor the silhouette, helping maintain shape through the sleeves and waist.
- The interior cotton lining with polyester fill adds weight and structure to the jacket.
- Long sleeves and a streamlined look create a clean, cohesive layer that works over knits or tees.
