Y2K Jacket

Outerwear carries more construction detail than almost anything else in a wardrobe, and this Y2K jacket collection spans that full range — letterman varsity jackets, faux-leather biker and racing styles, camo and gorpcore technical pieces, and fur-lined cold-weather jackets.

Varsity jackets make up the largest single group in this collection, built on the same classic proportions across seven colourways — wool-look body, contrast leather-look sleeves, ribbed collar and cuffs. Cropped Varsity Jacket shortens the body for a more fitted read, while Custom Varsity Jacket and Leather Varsity Jacket shift the construction toward fuller leather panelling.

Beige Varsity Jacket, Black Varsity Jacket, Brown Varsity Jacket, Pink Varsity Jacket and Purple Varsity Jacket keep the exact same silhouette across every colour, an embroidered letter patch anchoring the chest on each one. That consistent letterman shape across so many colours is what makes this the collection's foundational category — the same silhouette, styled differently in every shade.

A second group leans into faux-leather construction with a sharper, more technical silhouette — Racing Leather Jacket, Streetwear Leather Jacket and Fur Leather Jacket pull from motorsport and biker references, with panel seaming and zip hardware doing most of the visual work rather than a printed graphic.

Oversized Racing Jacket and Drip Jacket UK extend this into looser, more streetwear-driven proportions, while Rivet Jacket adds hardware detail across the body rather than confining it to the zip pulls. These pieces run structured rather than boxy, cut closer to the body than the varsity jackets, built for a sharper silhouette.

A third direction pulls from outdoor and military surplus references — Camo Streetwear Jacket, Camouflage Jacket With Fur Hood and Gorpcore Windbreaker bring genuine technical detailing: zip pockets, drawcord hems, reflective trim. Drill Jacket UK and Hooded Jacket lean into oversized UK drill proportions instead, minimal branding and deep, muted colourways doing the work a graphic would elsewhere.

These sit apart from the varsity and leather groups in both fabric and construction, built more for function than statement — the detailing exists to work, not just to be seen.

A smaller group breaks from the three main categories entirely. Opium Coat and Qipao Jacket pull from full-length coat and traditional silhouette references respectively, while Reversible Leopard Jacket and Reversible Plaid Jacket build two complete looks into one piece of outerwear, wearable on either side. Sleeveless Denim Vest strips the jacket down to its simplest form, while Y2K Fleece and Suede Fur Hoodie lean into heavier, cropped fleece and fur-hooded construction closer to a jacket than a standard hoodie shape. Each piece here is built around one distinct silhouette reference rather than a shared construction language.

Nobody builds a look around a jacket first — it's the layer that goes on last, over whatever's already working underneath. Thirty-five jackets across four construction styles means the choice usually comes down to one question: does this outfit need a letterman patch, real leather panelling, technical hardware, or something stranger. The construction stays honest either way.