- Processing TypeKnittedFabric TypeOther
- FeaturewaterproofCollarStand
- Shell MaterialGenuine LeatherSupply TypeOem Service
- Printing MethodsEmbossedMaterialleather
- TechnicsEmbroideredGenderMen
- SeasonWinterClothing LengthRegular
- Closure TypeZipperSleeve StyleRegular
- HoodedNoThicknessStandard
- FillingPolyester WaddingTypeRegular
- Fabric Weight220 Grams(7.76oz)Decorationembroidered patch
- 7 days sample order lead timeSupportWeaving methodKnitted
- Seamless FusingYesNeedle detectionYes
- Logo positionFrontLiningPolyester
- Item TypeBomber JacketPattern TypeSolid
- Stylehigh streetProduct nameCustom Relia Jackets OEM
- KeywordsMen's Relia Jackets CustomizedLogoCustomized Logo Printing
- ColorCustomized ColorsSizeAccept Customzied Size
- ServiceOEM Custom Service
A genuine-leather shell and embroidered patches define this men's stand-collar bomber. Red is an actual selectable colour, giving the patch-led design a specific starting point for an OEM enquiry.
Start with the Red version
Red offers Xxs, Xs, S, M, L, Xl, 2 XL, 3 XL, 4 XL and 5 XL. Other selectable colours are Blue, Black, White, Yellow, Orange and Purple, so agree a swatch for the intended order.
Approve patch and embossing separately
Set out the patch artwork, its dimensions and placement around the zip front. If embossing is also required, approve that technique separately instead of assuming it is part of every embroidered design.
Read each material in its own role
Polyester is specified for the lining and polyester wadding for the filling. Confirm the leather subtype, care instructions and finished measurements; a filling name does not establish a winter-temperature rating.
Resolve the essential requirement before approval
Custom logo printing, colour and sizing enquiries are supported. Agree their scope and current sample timing along with the selected version.
Is waterproof performance established?
No test or rating is supplied for the ordered version. Obtain applicable evidence before relying on the jacket for essential water protection.
