Rustic Bomber – Printed Bomber Jacket, Terracotta | Anushé Pirani

A printed bomber jacket in terracotta, carrying the Gentle Giant print colour-blocked against Rustic Stripes. It has the familiar bomber build — zip front, structured collar, elasticated cuffs and hem — cut with a relaxed fit and lined throughout. It works as a finishing layer for evenings, travel and occasion dressing where a blazer would feel too formal.

Key Features

• Collar: regular, structured
• Closure: full-length zip
• Cuffs and hem: elasticated, for the classic bomber shape
• Pockets: welt pockets at the front
• Fully lined; relaxed fit; colour-blocked print panels

Materials

• Modal silk, made from cellulose extracted from beech trees
• Ajrakh print applied using natural dyes
• Cotton sushi voile lining
• Handmade in India

Product Details

• Type: printed bomber jacket
• Colour: terracotta, Gentle Giant print with Rustic Stripes panels
• Sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL

Care Instructions

• Dry clean only, to protect the natural dyes and the sheen of the modal
• Do not soak, wring or machine wash
• Steam iron only

Good to Know

• Hand-done ajrakh printing and natural dyeing mean slight variation in print and colour from piece to piece
• Because the panels are colour-blocked, the exact placement of stripe against print differs on each jacket

FAQs

Is this a warm jacket?

It is a light layer rather than winterwear. Modal silk with a cotton voile lining suits mild evenings and air-conditioned interiors more than cold weather.

How does the relaxed fit run?

There is room over a shirt or tee. Take your usual size for a bomber silhouette; size down if you want it closer to the body.

Can it be worn over the matching printed pieces?

Yes. The Gentle Giant print appears across the terracotta range, so it layers over the coordinating pants and dress, or breaks up a plain outfit on its own.

Are the pockets usable?

They are welt pockets — shallow and clean-finished, suited to a phone or keys rather than bulky items.

Country of Origin: India Sold by: anushé pirani Fulfilled by: EarthBased