Shearling Bomber - Black - Juniors

The bomber's exterior is made of 85% polyester and 15% cotton, offering good resistance to wind and light moisture. While it provides excellent protection against snow and cold, it is not fully waterproof and is not designed for heavy rain. We recommend avoiding prolonged exposure to heavy downpours.

Yes, the hood is detachable. This feature allows for versatility, enabling you to remove it on warmer days or when your child prefers not to wear it.

The bomber has a slim fit. We recommend referring to the brand's specific sizing chart, which typically provides measurements for chest, waist, and sleeve length. Consider your child's height and weight, and if they are between sizes or prefer a looser fit for layering, it might be advisable to size up.

This jacket is ideal for a wide range of winter activities, including everyday wear to school, playing outdoors in cold weather, and winter sports like skiing or snowboarding. Its extreme cold protection makes it highly versatile.

The entire jacket, including the shearling trim, requires professional dry cleaning. For minor spots on the shearling, you can gently wipe with a damp cloth and allow it to air dry. Once dry, a soft brush can help restore its texture. Do not machine wash or tumble dry any part of the jacket.

High-quality down jackets like this one are designed with internal baffling to minimize down shifting. However, over extended periods of wear and especially with improper cleaning, some shifting can occur. Professional dry cleaning helps maintain the down's loft and distribution.

The bomber features a slim fit. Ensure the correct size was chosen based on the child's measurements. If layering heavily, consider sizing up. Avoid overly bulky sweaters underneath to maintain comfort and mobility.

If the shearling gets wet, allow it to air dry completely. Once dry, you can gently brush it with a soft-bristled brush (like a pet brush or a fine-toothed comb) to restore its fluffiness and texture. Avoid aggressive brushing or pulling.

Ensure the jacket is clean, as dirt and oils can compromise down's insulating properties. Also, check that the front zipper is fully closed and the ribbed cuffs and waistband are snug to prevent cold air entry. If it's heavily worn, a professional dry cleaning might rejuvenate the down's loft.

Gently check for any fabric caught in the zipper teeth and carefully pull it free. For stiff zippers, a small amount of zipper lubricant (like a graphite pencil rub or specialized wax) can improve smoothness. Avoid forcing the zipper, as this can cause damage.