Corteiz Jackets

Corteiz jacket | From the Bolo puffer to the Elitework shell, a coat for every UK season

A Corteiz jacket covers more ground than any other part of the range. There is a down puffer for real winter cold, an insulated jacket for damp days, a shell for rain, and bombers and track jackets for the months in between.

Every one is cut with room for a hoodie underneath. That is what keeps the boxy Corteiz shape when you layer up, and it is why the sizing works the same across the whole jacket range.

The Corteiz Bolo | The puffer behind Da Great Bolo Exchange

The Bolo is the puffer that put Corteiz jackets on the map. In January 2022, Da Great Bolo Exchange invited people to a West London car park to swap a designer jacket for one of 50 unreleased Bolos. The jackets collected went to the homeless through St Lawrence's Larder.

Corteiz Bolo V2 Down Jacket

The V2 is the Bolo with down fill, the warmest option in the range. The Corteiz Bolo V2 Down Jacket in black is the black puffer jacket for everyday winter wear, with silver and off-white versions for a lighter look.

Corteiz Bolo and Bolo B.I.G jackets

The standard Bolo comes in black, grey and green. The Corteiz Bolo B.I.G jacket in black is the other Bolo line, with a cream version alongside.

Corteiz winter and weather jackets | Insulated, shell and Storm

Corteiz Bellic Insulated Jacket

The Corteiz Bellic Insulated Jacket in olive is the insulated option for cold, damp UK days, and it layers well over a hoodie.

Corteiz Elitework Waterproof Shell

For rain, the Elitework line is the one to look at. The Corteiz Elitework Waterproof Shell in black has a workwear-inspired look, and it also comes in grey, orange and blue. Layer a hoodie under it for cold weather.

Corteiz Storm Jacket

The Corteiz Storm Jacket in black is the everyday outer layer for wind and changeable weather, with white and green versions alongside.

Corteiz bomber, leather and denim jackets | Statement layers for every season

Corteiz bomber and track jackets

The Olde English Bomber jacket brings a classic bomber shape with Old English lettering, in black, white and yellow. The VVS Uptown Velour track jacket comes in red and cream, a velour option for evenings out, and the Wingz Shuku carries the boldest jacket graphic in the range.

Corteiz leather and denim jackets

The Corteiz leather jacket in black or ocean blue is the most grown-up piece Corteiz makes, a layer that works with cargos or jeans. The C Star denim jacket, in blue or white, pairs with the Corteiz jeans for a double-denim look. For layering without sleeves, the vests come in yellow with black and grey with black.

Nike x Corteiz jacket

The Nike partnership moved from the Air Max 95 into clothing for Autumn/Winter 2024. The Nike x Corteiz NRG jackets came in Gully Grey, Onyx Black and Off White, carrying both brands, with a sportier cut than the core Corteiz jackets.

Is a Corteiz jacket waterproof? | Match the jacket to the weather

Only some are built for rain. The Elitework is sold as a waterproof shell, so it is the one to choose for wet days. The Bolo puffers and the Bellic are built for warmth, not heavy rain.

• Real cold: the Bolo V2 Down Jacket, the warmest in the range.
• Cold and damp: the Bellic Insulated Jacket, with a hoodie underneath.
• Rain: the Elitework Waterproof Shell.
• Wind and mild days: the Storm Jacket, or the Olde English Bomber for spring.

For a lighter spring jacket, a Corteiz windbreaker weighs less than anything here and handles wind and light showers.

Corteiz jacket sizing | Cut to fit a hoodie underneath

• Usual size: every jacket is cut with room for a hoodie, so take your normal size.
• Puffers: the Bolo already has volume. Sizing up makes it oversized rather than warmer.
• Men and women: the jackets are unisex. Women who want a closer fit can take one size down.
• Chest measurement: the size guide below gives chest pit to pit, so double it for the full chest.

The size guide below gives chest and length in centimetres, measured flat on the garment.

How to check a Corteiz jacket

• The fill: on puffers, even across every panel, with no flat or empty sections.
• The zip: runs smoothly the full length without catching.
• The branding: clean, even print or embroidery on the Alcatraz, Bolo or Elitework details.
• The labels: neatly stitched and clearly printed, with no spelling mistakes.

Every jacket in our curated selection is sourced from trusted suppliers and checked against its listing before it ships.

Caring for a Corteiz jacket

• Follow the label: care changes by material, and the sewn-in label is always the final word.
• Puffers: dry fully and fluff the fill after washing so the down spreads back evenly.
• Leather: wipe with a damp cloth. Never machine wash.
• Storage: hang on a wide hanger, never folded tight, so the fill and shoulders keep their shape.

What to wear with a Corteiz jacket

A black Bolo over a grey Corteiz hoodie with Guerillaz cargos is the winter outfit the range is built for. The puffer carries the volume, so keep the rest simple.

For rain, the Elitework shell over a tracksuit keeps you dry and matched. On milder days, the Olde English Bomber with a tee and cargos is the lighter version of the same look.