The Sunday Sale: Amp Up Shoulder Season Layering with this Todd Snyder Bomber Jacket

Todd Snyder bomber jacket review.

You’ve probably heard the term being thrown about over the years — shoulder season, a time when we reach for garb to, well, cover our shoulders and brave brisk fall weather. It’s a season that requires plentiful options as far as the best fall style essentials are concerned — variety and versatility go hand in hand, whether you reach for a rugged field jacket, a road-ready waxed trucker jacket, a flannel shirt or something a bit more flexible and lightweight.

Yes, when options abound, the man behind the brand — Mr. Todd Snyder himself — hits the right notes with a wide variety of stylish men’s outerwear, including the breezy, functional bomber jacket show above. Right off the bat, it’s a revamped take on a classic, done as only Snyder can, featuring upgraded, luxe materials and a heritage silhouette, not unlike so many of Todd Snyder’s designs over the years — all-American, yet with a modern twist.

Note the fact that the particular jacket shown here is a whopping 50 percent off, and I’d say we’re back in business, no doubt about it.

The Todd Snyder Satin Flight Jacket trades in traditional nylon for something with a dressier, refined sheen, ideally for cool nights where you can dress down ever so slightly (a crisp heather grey T-shirt, dark jeans and a bomber jacket is an ace combination, after all). Bemberg fabric lining offers softness and an easy-on, easy-off wearing experience, while a knit collar and cuffs, plus a flexible knit hem, are touches that offer both a dash of warmth and a secure fit.

The namesake company perhaps said it best when it comes to this massively discounted jacket: “This is one of the most versatile layering pieces a man can own, and adds a devil-may-care sophistication to off-duty looks.” And at 50 percent off, the wearability of the Todd Snyder Satin Flight Jacket gets better looking at each turn — how will you layer this modern spin on the classic bomber jacket, my friends?

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