Scuffers Liner Jacket Sea Foam | WT9-14329

Product Overview

• A sea green quilted jacket with a bomber-style fit, designed as a standout streetwear outerwear piece from the Scuffers brand.
• Priced at $250 AUD (retail) and available in sizes XS through XXL, making it accessible across a wide range of body types.
• It sits within Scuffers’ “Liner” jacket line, a distinct product family focused on bold, solid-colour quilted outerwear with branded interior detailing — making it a statement layer, not a basic utility jacket.
• Positioned as an everyday urban outerwear piece, consistent with Scuffer’s brand tagline: “Everyday Urban Aesthetics. As Always, With Love.”

Material & Build Quality

• Shell material is 100% liner (polyurethane-based outer fabric); lining is 100% polyester.
• The sister product (Liner Turmeric Jacket) confirms the shell material is 100% polyuterano (polyurethane) — a synthetic material known for its smooth, slightly glossy finish that mimics technical outerwear fabrics.
• Why polyurethane shells? It provides a structured, clean surface that holds quilted stitching well, resists light wind, and gives a polished aesthetic without added bulk.
• Why polyester lining? Polyester lining is lightweight, breathable, moisture-resistant, and helps the jacket slide on and off smoothly over layered clothing — a deliberate comfort and functionality choice.
• The quilted construction adds a layer of light insulation between shell and lining, giving the jacket mild warmth suitable for transitional weather (spring/autumn).
• Customer reviews consistently highlight quality as a standout strength of Scuffers Australia products, with buyers calling the material “really good and comfortable” and noting it “exceeded expectations.”

Dimensions & Weight

• The male fit model wears size L at 192 cm height; the female fit model wears size S at 179 cm height — indicating the jacket runs with a relaxed, generous cut and is designed to layer over knitwear or hoodies.
• Available in a full size run: XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL — inclusive sizing for both men and women.
• Bomber-style jackets of this construction typically fall at or just below the hip, offering a cropped-to-standard length that works well tucked or untucked.
• Given the polyurethane shell and polyester lining without heavy insulation fill, the jacket is expected to be lightweight (estimated 400–600g range typical for this jacket type), making it easy to carry or pack.
• One customer noted that sizing can run large, and Scuffers Aus offers easy size exchanges — buyers should consult the size guide and consider sizing down if between sizes.

Design & Style

• The jacket features a full-length zipper with a custom Scuffers liner, a green logo patch on the front, a unique quilted design that adds a touch of texture, and a ribbed collar for a snug fit.
• The sea foam (muted aqua-green) colorway is intentionally trend-forward — this tone sits between mint and teal, making it visually distinctive without being aggressive.
• The ribbed collar replaces the traditional bomber cuff-only ribbing with a cleaner, more structured neckline feel.
• The custom Scuffers liner is a brand signature — the interior carries branded detailing, meaning even the lining communicates identity when the jacket is open or removed.
• The logo patch placement on the chest is subtle but present — part of Scuffers’ consistent approach to logo-forward branding that doesn’t overdo it.
• Sits aesthetically between techwear and vintage collegiate — quilted texture references heritage outerwear while the solid colorblock approach keeps it thoroughly contemporary.
• The Sea Foam variant sits alongside the Liner Turmeric Jacket in the same product family, confirming this is a colour-led collection where the silhouette and construction remain constant across variants.

Features & Benefits

• Full-length front zipper — quick on/off, clean front line, no buttons to deal with
• Custom branded interior liner — adds perceived value and brand storytelling; the jacket feels special on the inside, not just the outside
• Ribbed collar — keeps wind out at the neck without requiring a drawstring or hood
• Quilted shell construction — adds tactile texture and light insulation; makes the jacket look richer in person than in photos
• Bomber-style fit — universally flattering, works across body types, easy to size up for oversized streetwear looks or size down for a fitted silhouette
• Bold colorway — the sea foam green is a colour that photographs well and stands out in streetwear photography and social content
• Unisex appeal — sizing and silhouette work across gender expressions; Scuffers markets to both male and female customers with this piece
• Lightweight layering — the polyester lining makes it ideal for layering over hoodies, crewnecks, or knitwear without adding excessive bulk

Usage Scenarios

• Primary: Transitional season outerwear — worn over a hoodie or crewneck in early spring or late autumn
• Urban commuting — lightweight enough for public transit, structured enough to look put-together
• Streetwear content creation / social media — the sea foam colorway photographs exceptionally well; a strong pick for TikTok and Instagram haul content
• Casual evenings out — pairs with dark cargo pants or wide-leg trousers and chunky trainers
• Festival or event wear — eye-catching colour without the noise of a printed jacket
• Travel layer — compressible enough to pack without dominating luggage space
• Gifting — the branded liner and distinctive colour make it a standout gift option in the $150–$250 price range

Target Buyer Profile

• Age: 18–32 years old
• Lifestyle: Urban, fashion-conscious, active on social media (TikTok, Instagram)
• Gender: Unisex — primarily skewing male but with strong female customer interest per Scuffers’ own model photography and social content
• Fashion identity: Streetwear enthusiast who wants branded outerwear that isn’t mainstream luxury — they know Scuffers is a cult brand, not a department store brand
• Geography: Europe (Spain is Scuffers’ home base), UK, North America, and globally via international shipping
• Buying motivation: Standing out through colour, brand loyalty to Scuffers, wanting a layering piece that doesn’t look generic
• Scuffers has a strong and growing TikTok community, with buyers frequently posting hauls and “honest reviews” — suggesting the target buyer actively participates in fashion content culture

Care & Maintenance

• Given the 100% polyurethane shell, care instructions typically include:
  • Machine wash cold on a delicate cycle — high heat can degrade polyurethane coating over time
  • Do not tumble dry — hang dry flat or on a hanger to preserve the shell’s structure and finish
  • Do not iron directly on the shell — if needed, use a cloth barrier on very low heat
  • Do not bleach — polyurethane is sensitive to harsh chemicals
• The polyester lining is durable and wash-safe, but avoid high spin cycles to prevent creasing
• Storage: Hang on a padded hanger rather than folding to preserve the bomber silhouette and prevent crease lines in the quilted shell
• For the logo patch — avoid abrasive washing or scrubbing directly on the patch to preserve embroidery or print integrity
• Spot-clean minor marks with a damp cloth before committing to a full wash cycle

Competitor Insights

Based on the broader quilted bomber / liner jacket market, competitors in the same price-to-aesthetic tier highlight the following features that buyers compare against:

• Filling weight & warmth rating — brands like Represent, Carhartt WIP, and Alpha Industries specify fill weight; Scuffers does not, which is a potential content gap to address
• Country of manufacture — premium streetwear buyers increasingly ask about production origin; competitors that are transparent about this gain trust points
• Sustainability credentials — brands like Rains and Stutterheim highlight recycled polyester linings; a gap Scuffers could address
• Fit versatility (oversized vs fitted) — competitors frequently show multiple styling options; the bomber silhouette allows for both, which is a content opportunity
• Branded hardware — zip pullers, interior tags, and custom snap buttons are features competitors use to justify pricing; Scuffers’ custom liner plays a similar role
• Colourway exclusivity / limited drops — Alpha Industries and Palace use limited colourway releases to drive urgency; the Sea Foam color appears to be a permanent-ish listing, which means urgency copy needs to be built around size availability rather than color scarcity