Vintage Sears Black Suede Bomber — Late 80s / Early 90s Icon

This is one of those jackets that feels straight out of a grainy VHS tape from 1989 — the kind where someone’s leaning against a brick wall, Walkman on, streetlights bouncing off suede.

Sears’ vintage line didn’t play around back then. Their leather and suede pieces were shockingly well-made, built for real life — bike rides, basement shows, late-night hangs — and somehow still look better 30 years later than anything "brand new" today.

Why vintage hunters love this piece:

• Size: xxL

• Rich faded-black suede that’s developed that perfect washed-out patina

• Classic bomber ribbing at the collar, cuffs, and hem — gives that timeless silhouette

• Oversized 80s/90s cut: relaxed shoulders, roomy sleeves, a slouch that feels effortless

• Metal zipper (not the cheap modern kind)

• Deep pockets — because vintage actually cared about utility

• The OG Sears label, back when department stores sold real clothing, not fast fashion