Custom Unisex Anime Gaming Graphic Bomber Jacket Polyester Contrast Lining Embroidery Streetwear Wear

Garment Construction

This unisex bomber jacket is cut from a premium polyester across the outer shell, lined with a contrast-colour premium polyester at the inner layer. The front closure is set with a metal open-end zipper, with rib knit trim at the collar, cuffs and hem for shape recovery after repeat wear. The two-tone colour block at the body panels pairs naturally with the contrast lining to deliver a layered visual programme.

Front Embroidery Composition

Front embroidery anchors on a small pixel-and-icon composition at the left chest, layered in yellow + cyan + magenta + black thread. The composition is positioned 15 cm below the high-point shoulder, 6 cm from the placket edge and 6 cm from the side panel seam, balancing the visual weight of the front closure.

Back Embroidery Composition

Back embroidery features a full-back circuit-board composition centred on the back panel, layered in pink + cyan + magenta thread. The composition is positioned 6 cm below the back neck centre, sized 39 cm high × 31 cm wide, with circuit traces extending from the central octagonal hub to the upper-back yoke and lower-back hem to anchor the print on the full back panel.

Contrast Lining Programme

The contrast lining is set in a saturated pink hue that pairs with the two-tone outer shell to deliver a layered visual programme. The lining shares the same premium polyester composition with the outer shell for a consistent wash-stable finish across the body and sleeve lining.

Two-Tone Rib Trim

The collar, cuffs and hem are finished with a 2×2 rib knit in a black-white colour block, top-stitched with a twin-needle cover-stitch for a flat, durable trim. The rib trim pairs with the gold open-end zipper at the front closure to set a clean silhouette line at the jacket opening and sleeve openings.

Two-Piece Embroidery and Embroidery Programmes

Two embroidery programmes are applied: a small left-chest pixel composition at 12 × 11 cm in yellow + cyan + magenta thread; plus a full-back circuit-board composition at 39 × 31 cm in pink + cyan + magenta thread. Both programmes use colour-stable and wash-fast embroidery thread to retain colour across the premium polyester shell and lining.

Stitching and Reinforcement

Polyester thread throughout, with contrast top-stitching at the rib trim junctions, chain-stitched seams at the side seams and bartack reinforcement at the pocket welt corners, embroidery stitch ends and front closure tape ends for a wash-stable finish.

Sizing and Fit

Seven-size block runs from 2XS to 3XL with full grading across 9 measurement points (chest, hem, body length, upper sleeve length, lower sleeve length, sleeve opening, collar height, collar width, front neck drop). The bomber silhouette supports men and women with proportional grading on the body length and sleeve length.

Packaging and Handling

Each garment is folded three times with the front facing up and packed into a self-seal polybag with a size sticker on the outside. Single garment per bag; multiple bags are bundled into one carton. Carton weight is held between 12 and 21.5 kg to avoid over-weight freight surcharge; the carton is reinforced with a well-shape strapping band pattern to meet the export standard.

Customisation Notes

The two-tone colour block and contrast lining programme accept solid-colour dye lots only. Custom two-tone colour programmes require separate yarn lots and may extend the production lead time. Custom embroidery programmes require a thread colour reference list shared at the enquiry stage.

Every Bizarre Sports order is shipped with a sample confirmation step, a pre-production photo for buyer approval, and a final inspection report before carton sealing. Lead time and MOQ are scoped to each enquiry; replacement or refund is honoured for manufacturing defects verified on receipt.

Bizarre Sports is a custom OEM teamwear manufacturer with a vertically integrated cut-and-sew workshop, in-house digital print line, and a sample-to-bulk turnaround that keeps anime, gaming and cartoon collections on a tight release calendar for brand and retail buyers.

Q1. Why does this bomber jacket use a contrast lining rather than a matching lining?

A contrast lining delivers a layered visual programme at the sleeve and body lining, which is visible when the jacket is worn open or with the sleeve cuffs turned up. A matching lining would lose this visual anchor and reduce the overall programme identity.

Q2. Why is a two-piece embroidery programme applied (left chest + full back)?

A two-piece embroidery programme keeps the front panel balanced by anchoring a small composition at the left chest and lets the back panel carry the hero composition. A single-piece full-back programme without the left-chest anchor would create an unbalanced silhouette and lose the front brand visibility.

Q3. Why is the body cut from a two-tone colour block rather than a single colour?

A two-tone colour block at the body panels delivers a visible silhouette programme without adding a print layer. The colour block is achieved through cut-and-sew construction rather than printing, keeping the wash-stable finish on the premium polyester shell.

Q4. Why is the size block 2XS to 3XL rather than a wider range?

The 2XS-3XL block covers the standard men's and women's bomber fit range without requiring additional grading on chest, hem, body length and sleeve length. Extending the range would require an additional embroidery size tier and a second dye lot for the contrast lining.