The quilting here follows curves, not corners. Instead of rigid squares or straight channels, the stitching undulates in soft overlapping waves — an onion pattern that gives the fill room to breathe and keeps the silhouette soft rather than boxy. It's the difference between wearing a padded vest and wearing a coat that moves with you.
A stand collar replaces a hood, and the front closes as a snap placket with a hidden zip behind. Ribbed bands trim the waistband and wrists, pulling the shape in without cinching tight. Two angled side slots sit at the natural waist. The overall effect is less "technical puffer," more "tailored soft shell."
The light grey is warm — greige, not cool concrete. It works as a neutral that pairs with navy, black, dark denim, and even olive. This is the bomber you wear when you want the ease of a sports jacket with the polish of a tailored coat.
Product Specifications
Attribute | Details |
Style | Wave-quilt stand collar bomber |
Color | Light grey / greige |
Quilting | Wave / onion (water-drop) pattern |
Shell Fabric | Smooth woven |
Lining & Fill | Padded fill |
Closure | Snap placket + concealed zip |
Pockets | 2 angled side entry pockets |
Collar | Stand collar (no hood) |
Cuffs & Hem | Ribbed knit trim |
Styling & Occasions
Smart casual: navy chinos, white leather sneakers, grey crew neck
Office: works under a wool overcoat in colder months
Travel: neutral tone mixes with any capsule wardrobe
FAQ
Q: How is the wave quilting different from diamond or square?
A: Wave (onion) stitching creates softer, overlapping chambers that allow the fill more flexibility. The result is a jacket that drapes closer to the body rather than standing away like a rigid box.
Q: Is the grey warm or cool toned?
A: Warm greige — it has a beige undertone, not a blue or cast. It pairs better with browns and olives than with pure cool greys.
Q: What is your minimum order quantity for private label?
A: For private label orders using our existing patterns, We support both small-batch first orders for new brands and larger-volume replenishment for established accounts. Proto samples are ready in 7–15 days.
Q: How do you handle quality control on bulk orders?
A: We operate an in-house inspection center running AQL 2.5 standard across all production. For key accounts, we can upgrade to AQL 1.5. Every order passes three checkpoints: incoming fabric, mid-production, and final pre-shipment inspection.
