Why it's worth it
Ikat print, velvet trim, and puffed sleeves — three decisions on one jacket.
The Edit
An ikat totem print runs edge to edge across a structured bomber silhouette, with black micropile velvet handling the rib collar, button closures, and front placket trim — handcraft detail against a bold graphic ground. The puffed, cuff-free sleeves are cut with intentional volume at the shoulder, landing in a clean raw hem that keeps the shape readable. Made in Spain in limited runs, the finish on the velvet trim reads close-up as well as it does across a room.
Insider Tip
The velvet trim is micropile — avoid steam directly on it or it will flatten.
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