Types of Jackets

1) Biker Jacket
2) Bomber Jacket
3) Ski Jacket
4) Varsity Jacket
5) Parka Jacket
6) Anorak Jacket
7) Pea Coat
8) Trench Coat
9) Military Jacket
10) Safari Jacket
11) Cardigan
12) Chanel Jacket
13) Bolero
14) Blazer jacket
15) Tuxedo Jacket
16) Nehru Jacket
Types of Jackets
Biker Jacket

Biker jacket a short, close-fitting leather jacket with zips and studs, often worn by

motorcyclists.

Bomber Jacket

A short jacket tightly gathered at the waist and cuffs by elasticated bands and typically

having a zip front.

Ski Jacket

A ski jacket is a garment that covers the arms and torso. Its main function is to keep a

person warm while participating in winter sports.

Varsity Jacket

A casual jacket with a round collar and often contrasting sleeves. A fashion version of the

type traditionally worn by members of university sports teams. Also called a 'letterman' or

'baseball jacket'

Parka Jacket

A parka is a hip-length jacket designed for cold weather. The style is typically stuffed with

down or synthetic fiber and often features a fur-lined hood. Thanks to their warm designs
and casual aesthetics, parkas are perfect for informal winter outings, such as attending a

sporting match.

Anorak Jacket

Although many people get confused between anoraks and parkas, they are different

garments. While a parka is a hip-length jacket that is typically stuffed and features a fur-

lined hood, an anorak is a water-resistant, hooded, pull-over jacket. Anoraks also

sometimes feature drawstrings at the waist and cuffs as well as a half-zip opening.

Pea Coat

A short-length coat that features broad lapels and a double-breasted front. The outerwear

style is traditionally made from heavy wool and often features large buttons and vertical

or diagonal pockets.

Trench Coat

Trench coat is ideal for unpredictable in-between-seasons weather. It makes you look

effortless and glamorous, instantly. It is a raincoat, generally having a removable insulated

lining, raglan sleeves, and the classic versions come in various lengths ranging from just

above the ankles (the longest) to above the knee (the shortest).

Military Jacket

Fashion and war don't seem an obvious pairing, but the military jacket is a fashion staple.

It may take the form of a double-breasted dress uniform with brass buttons and epaulettes,

trimmed in rock star braid, or it may be a khaki combat jacket

Safari Jacket
A usually belted shirt jacket with pleated expansible pockets.

Cardigans:

Covers the upper part of the body and the arms, fastening at the front with buttons, and

usually worn over other clothes. Modern ones are open at the front.

Chanel Jacket

As a symbol of Chanel's style and elegance, the jacket takes its place as one of the House's

icons. ... Conceived by Made moisell e Chanel in the 1950s and inspired by

Austrian jackets for men, this tailored jacket, when combined with a skirt reaching just

below the knee line, became Chanel's classic suit.

Bolero

A very short, tailored open jacket for women

Blazer jacket

A jacket that is worn over a shirt and looks like a suit jacket but is not part of a suit. It is a

part of formal wear. Typically worn by school children or sports players as part of a

uniform.

Tuxedo Jacket

A semi-formal two or three piece suit for evening wear, distinguished primarily

by satin or grosgrain jacket's lapels, and similar stripes along the outseam of the trousers.

Nehru Jacket
The Nehru jacket is a hip-length tailored coat for men or women, with a mandarin collar,

and with its front modelled on the Indian sherwani, a garment worn by Jawaharlal Nehru,

the Prime Minister of India from 1947 to 1964.