Bomber jackets are everywhere this autumn - these 6 high street styles from M&S to Zara are the most elegant

The high-street is redefining the bomber jacket with these luxurious styles

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(Image credit: M&S, Zara)

Bomber jackets are everywhere at the moment. Once associated with off-duty, sporty style, this outerwear style has been refined. From supple leather designs in autumnal neutrals to soft suedes and even heritage checks, the high street is full of must-have designs. And if you've always considered bomber jackets too casual, this season's collections are seriously elegant.

A key part of the autumn/winter fashion trends 2026, not only have we seen the return of the bomber jacket on major designer runways such as Saint Laurent and Prada, but almost all of our favourite high street brands have backed this style of jacket. From M&S and Mango's faux suede styles to luxurious leather designs from Zara and Whistles, there are so many to choose from.

Not only are they an on-trend style piece, but they are a practical layer for finishing off your autumn outfit ideas. Categorised by a shorter length that usually finishes at the waist and an oversized, slouchy body, they work over chunky knitwear, meaning that they can be worn well into winter. And if you're stuck on where to find the best bomber jackets, I've rounded up my top six styles below.

It's worth considering fabric and, of course, the colour when shopping for a new jacket for the season ahead. Rich chocolate brown, khaki or olive, red shades and classic black are all versatile options that also pair well with the autumn/winter fashion colour trends 2026.

Plus, these hues will go effortlessly with neutral basics such as simple T-shirts or lightweight knits. In terms of fabrics, you can't go wrong with leather, suede or faux alternatives; adding these textures to your rotation will make even the simplest outfits more interesting.

Molly Smith
Fashion Writer

Molly is a fashion writer for woman&home, whose journalistic career began with her enthusiasm for fashion. Having always been an avid writer, she has contributed to publications covering a variety of topics.

After graduating from her master's in Fashion History and Cultures, she transitioned to teaching at London College of Fashion, where she taught in fashion studies. Now, passionate about writing on the significance of fashion, she is dedicated to inspiring others through the power of dress.

Molly loves staying in the know with the latest fashion trends, and following celebrities for inspiration. Outside of work, she enjoys browsing vintage markets, reading a good novel, or trying new restaurants around London.

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