Double sided jackets have surged to the forefront of fashion, offering a blend of versatility and style in a single garment. Their standout feature is the two distinct fabrics fused into one jacket, delivering a unique look with practical benefits.
Across different designs, these jackets use a mix of materials. One side often uses durable synthetic fabrics such as polyester, praised for longevity and easy care. The opposite side typically features softer, more luxurious materials like wool or cotton, adding comfort and an elevated touch to the outfit.
The appeal also lies in comfort. They are lightweight yet provide sufficient warmth, making them ideal for transitional seasons like autumn and spring. Their versatility shines in how they pair with various outfits, from jeans and sneakers to dress pants and formal footwear.
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Carmen Gimeno and her reversible black jacket
Targeting fashion-conscious readers, this piece highlights a style moment that resonates with many women over 50 who are eyeing a standout jacket. Carmen Gimeno is showcased in a Zara tube skirt in black, red and white. The high-waisted, wrinkled skirt has been highly popular and sold out on Zara’s site, while the featured jacket described by the article is not currently available.
This item is a reversible biker jacket from a Zara collection. It is crafted from leather-like material and features a black fur lining. The contrast of materials creates a distinctive look, complemented by a wide lapel collar and zippered pockets on the front.
The skirt part can be adjusted with a belt made from the same fabric, and the outfit closes with a metal zipper. The jacket is priced at 79.95 euros.
Cheapest double faced jacket
While this particular jacket is not on sale, a closely matching model is highlighted to capture the style. Carmen Gimeno has inspired a few budget-friendly options.
In this case, a double-sided biker jacket, also in a leather-like finish, features a collar, sleeves and hem paired with soft-touch fur. It is available at Stradivarius and closely resembles the Zara version, with a belt closure at the bottom on Zara’s model and this Stradivarius variant opting for belt placement on the sleeves.
Price differences matter. Stradivarius offers the look for about 59.99 euros, saving roughly 20 euros compared to the Zara option. What do readers think about this choice?