Red Bull Racing women's jackets

Some days call for a light bomber, others for something more substantial, and the Red Bull Racing women's jackets range is built to cover both without asking for two separate wardrobes. The range spans lightweight bomber styles through to denim jackets carrying team patches, each one finishing off a look with the most recognisable technical touch in the collection.

Styles in the range

The line-up covers a bomber with ribbed cuffs and a high collar alongside a denim jacket in rigid canvas with patch chest pockets. Both carry racing-world details on the zips, piping or embroidered patches, without either one reading as costume.

Choosing a jacket for the day ahead

For everyday wear, the lightweight nylon bomber stays the most practical option, easy to layer over a tee or sweatshirt across most of the year. The denim jacket works better as a mid-layer through the cooler months, over a dress or with jeans and a tee.

Construction details worth knowing

The lining, often satin, makes the jacket easy to get on and off without catching on sleeves. Metal zips and rivets hold to the same quality standard Pepe Jeans London has kept since 1973, now applied to a sporting context that's built to outlast a single season.

A piece that earns its place

A jacket that finishes a look well is one that gets reached for on a cobbled square on a Saturday as easily as on a working Tuesday, not saved for one occasion. That's the standard every piece in the Red Bull Racing women's jackets range is held to, from the weight of the canvas to the drop of the hem.

Are the Red Bull Racing women's jackets for winter or milder weather?

Most are built for the cooler in-between months, with lightweight fabrics that don't overheat. The nylon bomber styles hold up well on windy days without heavy rain. For deeper winter, it's worth layering underneath.

What's the denim jacket made from?

It's made from rigid denim canvas, with reinforced seams at the points that take the most strain. The wash usually sits at mid-blue with light wear. It's a piece designed to gain character with use rather than show its age.

How do you style a jacket with a dress?

A cropped bomber over a midi dress breaks up the formality and adds a sporting edge. The denim jacket works just as well over a lighter slip dress. Trainers keep the look consistent either way.