Corduroy Zip Bomber Jacket with Stripe Sleeves

Too warm for a coat, too cold for just a top. I wear it unzipped over a white tee and it looks great with high-waisted trousers because it finishes right at the waist.

Wore it to a gallery opening with a black slip skirt and a friend asked where it's from. The corduroy has a lovely subtle texture and the stripes add a sporty twist.

Brought it for a late-summer festival and it was perfect once the sun dropped. Light, easy to throw on, and the zip meant I could close it over a vest.

I'm 5'10 so the cropped length lands higher than I pictured, showing a strip of waist when I lift my arms. Still love the corduroy and the stripes.

The white stripes down the sleeves and the ribbed hem give such a sporty, sixties feel. Fine-wale cord is soft, and the beige works with every pair of jeans I own.

Fits just as I hoped, relaxed through the body. The full-length zip glides, and the ribbed collar sits neatly without looking tight.

I've worn it three times this week already. Cropped length means I can tuck in or leave out, and the white ribbing looks so crisp against the beige.

Teamed it with wide-leg jeans and trainers for a Saturday at the market and felt very put-together. Soft cord, tidy ribbed cuffs, no fuss.

I'm a sucker for corduroy and this fine wale looks refined rather than chunky. The ribs at the hem hug nicely and the two white stripes are such a cute detail.

Really stylish jacket, but the beige cord collects bits and lint, so I brush it lightly like the care label says. Easy enough, just something to know.

It's cropped and relaxed, but my shoulders felt a touch snug when I reached forward. Go up a size if you want a proper roomy look. The cord and white ribbing are lovely.

Adore the stripes and the cropped fit. The cord creased when I stuffed it in a bag though, so I needed a cool iron on the reverse to sort it. Not a dealbreaker.