Shotaru Reversible Bomber Jacket - Black
WHY DO YOU ALWAYS HAVE TO TRY AND SAVE ME?
From our AW25 Collection, MUSEUM of SCIENCE FICTION: A journey through time, exploring artefacts from other worlds.
An official collaboration with Deadly Prey Gallery, founded by Brian Chankin in Chicago and Robert Kofi in Accra, celebrating over 11 years of preserving and showcasing the incredible hand-painted movie posters of Ghana.
The Shotaru Reversible Bomber is made from a nylon/cotton blend shell with a quilted nylon lining. It features oversized embroidery on the back, created using a two-step embroidery and printing technique for a layered, textured effect. Finished with dense cotton ribbed cuffs, a traditional bomber-style collar, and a seasonal MoSF catalogue woven label. Each bomber comes with 6 MoSF themed removable badges.
- Nylon (17%) & cotton (83%) blend
- Embroidered design on back
- MoSF catalogue woven label
- Cotton ribbed cuff & hem
- MoSF removable badges
- Quilted nylon lining
- Reversible
Original: $344.76
-65%$344.76
$120.67
Description
WHY DO YOU ALWAYS HAVE TO TRY AND SAVE ME?
From our AW25 Collection, MUSEUM of SCIENCE FICTION: A journey through time, exploring artefacts from other worlds.
An official collaboration with Deadly Prey Gallery, founded by Brian Chankin in Chicago and Robert Kofi in Accra, celebrating over 11 years of preserving and showcasing the incredible hand-painted movie posters of Ghana.
The Shotaru Reversible Bomber is made from a nylon/cotton blend shell with a quilted nylon lining. It features oversized embroidery on the back, created using a two-step embroidery and printing technique for a layered, textured effect. Finished with dense cotton ribbed cuffs, a traditional bomber-style collar, and a seasonal MoSF catalogue woven label. Each bomber comes with 6 MoSF themed removable badges.
- Nylon (17%) & cotton (83%) blend
- Embroidered design on back
- MoSF catalogue woven label
- Cotton ribbed cuff & hem
- MoSF removable badges
- Quilted nylon lining
- Reversible
