The bomber jacket has always belonged to the bold. Twamev takes that energy and runs it through the lens of celebration wear — crepe fabric, hand embroidery, and silhouettes that are unmistakably dressed up without ever feeling like they're trying too hard. This is the jacket reimagined for the kind of man who shows up to a sangeet and owns the room.
There's something about the bomber silhouette — the ribbed cuffs, the clean zip-front, the structured shoulder — that has always communicated confidence without effort. For years, it lived entirely in the casual and streetwear world. What's shifted now is the occasion mapping. Men are showing up to pre-wedding functions, festive evenings, and high-profile celebrations in bomber jackets, and the look works precisely because it doesn't follow any rulebook.
Twamev's take on the jacket is built on that shift. The silhouette is familiar, but everything else — the fabric, the embroidery, the way the set is put together — is anything but. These aren't casual outerwear pieces. They are complete, crafted ensembles designed for moments that deserve something genuinely different.
The collection is compact and deliberate — nine sets, each with its own character. That focus is itself a design decision. Rather than offering a sprawling catalogue, Twamev has built each jacket set as a standalone statement:
Black Crepe Multicolor Resham Hand Embroidery Bomber Jacket Set — one of the more maximalist pieces in the range. Multicolor Resham against black crepe creates contrast that commands attention without veering into costume territory.
Brown Crepe Hand Embroidered Tiger Motif Bomber Jacket Set — the most distinctive in the collection. A tiger motif executed in thread embroidery and stone work on a brown base. This one is for someone who wants to be remembered.
Dark Blue Crepe Floral Aari Embroidered Bomber Jacket Set — Aari embroidery on dark blue creates something subtle but intricate. The floral work reads differently under different lighting — softer in the day, richer in the evening.
Grey Crepe Hand Embroidered Patchwork Bomber Jacket Set — the most textured of the lot. Patchwork combined with bead and sequin work gives it a layered quality that's unusual for this silhouette.
Lilac Crepe Hand Embroidery Bomber Jacket Set — the most unexpected color in the range, and arguably the most current. Lilac on a bomber is a choice, and it's the right one.
Navy Blue Crepe Applique and Hand Embroidery Bomber Jacket Set — applique technique gives this one a tactile, almost sculptural quality. A strong option for someone who wants craft that's visible.
All nine sets come as complete three-piece ensembles — bomber, trouser, and shirt — in the ₹44,999 to ₹59,999 range.
Every piece in this collection is built on crepe or a closely related knit-based fabric, and that's not incidental. Crepe has a particular weight and surface texture that sits differently from silk, georgette, or even wool-blend alternatives. It drapes without clinging, holds embroidery without stiffening, and moves with the body rather than around it.
For a silhouette like the bomber — which depends on clean lines and a certain ease of movement — fabric behaviour matters enormously. A stiffer fabric would fight the silhouette. Crepe works with it, which is why the embroidery on these jackets sits as naturally as it does, and why pieces like the tiger motif set and the multicolor Resham set can carry heavy handwork without looking overworked.
Blended viscose on the ivory set brings a slightly different quality — softer, with a quiet sheen that catches light gently. It's what makes that particular piece feel like it belongs in a different tier within the same collection.
The natural home for this one is the less formal end of the wedding circuit — but that's the floor, not the ceiling:
Sangeet nights are the obvious fit. The combination of celebratory energy and relative dress-code freedom makes this the ideal occasion for something like the tiger motif or the multicolor Resham set.
Reception evenings where you're a close friend or cousin of the groom — not in the wedding party, but not a generic guest either. You want to look distinct. A dark blue or grey bomber set delivers that without overshadowing anyone.
Cocktail parties and festive gatherings — Diwali parties at someone's farmhouse, New Year's events with a dress code that says "festive," or any gathering where a plain kurta would feel like a missed opportunity.
Post-wedding brunches or mehendi functions — the ivory and off-white sets especially work here. They're dressed up without being heavy, and the Resham work reads well in daylight.
College reunions or milestone birthday dinners where the group dynamic is casual but the occasion isn't. A lilac or navy bomber set with the right trouser does exactly what you need it to do.
Each piece comes with a coordinated trouser and shirt, which takes most of the work out of the styling equation. But there are still choices worth thinking through.
The bomber jacket is inherently a layered piece, so how you wear the shirt underneath matters. For most occasions, keeping the shirt tucked and the bomber zipped halfway gives the silhouette its best proportion. If you want to open the jacket more — at a cocktail party, for example — the shirt underneath needs to stand on its own, which the self-weave Resham or the plain knit options handle well.
Footwear: for most of these sets, the trouser cut leans slim, which means the shoe or boot needs to be clean-lined. Pointed jutti, Oxford-style footwear, or a sleek Chelsea boot all work. Chunky sneakers would compete with the embroidery; they'd read wrong here.
Accessories: keep them minimal. The embroidery on these jackets is already the centrepiece. A good watch, a subtle chain, or a pocket square if the bomber allows for it — that's enough. Let the craft on the jacket do the talking.
These sets are designed for festive and celebration contexts — sangeet evenings, cocktail receptions, Diwali parties, pre-wedding functions, and high-profile social gatherings. They're celebration wear, not casual streetwear, and are crafted accordingly.
Each jacket set includes three pieces: the jacket itself, a coordinated trouser, and a shirt. The off-white kurta jacket set pairs the jacket with a kurta instead of a shirt, making it a slightly different styling proposition.
Most sets are crafted in crepe or premium knit fabric, which offers an excellent balance of structure and drape. The ivory set uses blended viscose, which has a softer hand and a more subtle sheen.
The collection uses Resham (silk thread) embroidery, Aari hand embroidery, applique work, patchwork, and stone/bead work depending on the piece. Several sets combine more than one technique.
Dry cleaning is recommended for all pieces given the hand embroidery and surface embellishment. Store the jacket on a wide hanger to preserve the shoulder shape, and avoid folding over the embroidered sections.
At Twamev's level of craft and price point, the jacket reads as celebration wear rather than casual wear. The embroidery, the crepe base, and the complete three-piece ensemble format all push it firmly into occasion-dressing territory. It works best for events where you want to stand apart from the standard sherwani-and-churidar crowd.
Bomber Jacket Price List
Bomber Jacket
Price (₹)
Black Crepe Multicolour Resham Hand Embroidery Bomber Jacket Set
₹ 49,999
Brown Crepe Hand Embroidered Tiger Motif Bomber Jacket Set
₹ 49,999
Dark Blue Crepe Floral Aari Embroidered Bomber Jacket Set
₹ 49,999
Grey Crepe Hand Embroidered Patchwork Bomber Jacket Set
₹ 29,999
Navy Blue Crepe Applique and Hand Embroidery Bomber Jacket Set
₹ 29,999
Lilac Crepe Hand Embroidery Bomber Jacket Set
₹ 29,999
Ivory Crepe Resham and Bead Work Bomber Jacket Set
₹ 49,999
Black Crepe Resham Hand Embroidered Bomber Jacket Set
₹ 49,999
Off White Crepe Self Weave Resham Embroidered Kurta Bomber Jacket Set
₹ 59,999
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