Yes, July Is the Perfect Time to Buy a Bomber Jacket

Looking for a starter bomber? You can't go wrong with a lightweight option in a super-wearable olive green. It's great for packing on trips where you may or may not need an extra layer. 

Everlane knows just how to make its basics work. This silky navy bomber is a perfect example. 

When in doubt, stick with the classics. Especially when it's the version that launched the whole style. Not much has changed on the jacket since its inception—though this version is a little slimmer and lighter-weight—so if you're into old-school style, this is the way to go.

Schott might be known for its leathers, but it also makes a mean MA-1. This kind-of-camel color looks great with dark jeans. 

This is sort of a hybrid between a bomber and a sweatshirt. Which basically makes it athleisure royalty.

This bomber was made to be moved in. Sneaky pleating and smart fabrication keep it comfortable while you're driving or just on the move. But the slim shape doesn't give any of that comfort away. 

Not all leather jackets have to be slick and black. A light gray suede is an equally cool take, and it feels especially laid-back in a bomber shape. 

While a statement jacket can be cool, sometimes it's best to go with something understated. This slim-fit bomber from Ami can be dressed up or dressed down, and will pair perfectly with damn near anything in your wardrobe.

This minimalist, slightly elongated jacket from Armani adds a bit of nuance to the traditional shape of the classic bomber. If you want to stand out from the rest of the bomber pack, consider this your go-to.