The Attico bomber jackets: every Anja in stock, from washed cotton to Mongolian fur

The bomber is The Attico’s second signature, and it is the piece that makes the brand a wardrobe rather than a dress label. The brand calls it the Anja and cuts it the same way every season, dropped shoulders, ribbed trims, a jacquard logo lining, and then changes the cloth: washed cotton gabardine, nylon, virgin wool and polyamide, a wool-and-leather varsity mix, lamb leather, goat suede and Mongolian fur. At Luxury Handbags 18 bombers are in stock at both ends, $1,520 to $7,616, and this page ranks them by what each cloth is for.

Key facts

• 18 bombers at Luxury Shoes , $1,520 to $7,616, median $2,352.
• Cloths: 100 percent cotton gabardine and denim, 100 percent polyester and polyamide nylon, 75 percent virgin wool 25 percent polyamide, a wool-leather mix, 100 percent lamb leather, 100 percent goat leather, 100 percent Mongolian fur.
• Made in: Italy on most; the nylon Ice and Grey bombers and the black lamb leather bomber state Romania.
• Constants: dropped shoulders, ribbed trims, a jacquard logo lining and a logo metal zip puller.
• Fit: regular, true to size on the brand’s notes, and cut roomy enough for a knit underneath.
• Care: cotton machine-wash cold; nylon wipe and cool wash; wool and leather specialist clean; fur to a furrier.

1. Washed blue bomber, $1,990

The washed cotton gabardine Anja, the everyday version and the one to buy first. A directional take on the utilitarian staple: this bomber jacket is crafted from washed blue cotton gabardine with adjustable drawstrings at the hem and cuff tabs to personalize the fit. 100% cotton, made in Italy, 5 of 8 sizes in stock at the brand.

2. Super washed blue bomber, $2,150

Super-washed denim with overlapping pockets and a funnel neck. Dropped shoulders and overlapping pockets lend character to the relaxed paneled profile, finished with a funnel neck and an adjustable drawstring hem. 100% cotton, made in Italy, 2 of 8 sizes in stock at the brand.

3. Sky Blue Bomber, $2,088

Sky blue denim, the summer bomber. 100% cotton, made in Italy, 6 of 7 sizes in stock at the brand.

4. Grey bomber, $1,990

The nylon bomber in grey, the lightest of the set. 100% polyester, made in Romania, 4 of 8 sizes in stock at the brand.

5. Military green bomber, $1,990

The same nylon bomber in military green. Details: jacquard logo lining. 100% polyester, made in Italy, 1 of 8 sizes in stock at the brand.

6. Ice Bomber, $1,783

The Ice bomber, nylon in a pale shade. 100% polyester, made in Romania, 2 of 7 sizes in stock at the brand.

7. Brown Bomber, $2,241

The hooded cotton bomber in brown, with patch pockets. Details: hood and patch pockets and logo metal zip puller. 100% cotton, made in Italy, 4 of 7 sizes in stock at the brand.

8. Camel bomber, $2,310

Virgin wool and polyamide in camel, the winter bomber. 75% virgin wool 25% polyamide, made in Italy, 2 of 8 sizes in stock at the brand.

9. Black Bomber, $2,393

The same wool bomber in black. 75% virgin wool 25% polyamide, made in Italy, 2 of 7 sizes in stock at the brand.

10. Dark grey bomber, $2,470

The varsity bomber in wool and leather with oversized pockets. Classic varsity codes are reworked in this bomber jacket, crafted from a refined mix of wool and leather with oversized logo patches across the sleeves and chest. 78% wool 20% polyamide 1% acrylic fiber 1% elastane, made in Italy, 2 of 8 sizes in stock at the brand.

11. Blue and black bomber, $2,470

Blue and black polyamide, the colour-blocked one. 100% polyamide, made in Italy, 1 of 8 sizes in stock at the brand.

12. White and black overshirt, $1,520

The pied-de-poule wool overshirt cut on the bomber block, with the Scoop. In a relaxed silhouette, sharpened by dropped shoulders and the signature Scoop cutout detail. 100% virgin wool, made in Italy, 4 of 8 sizes in stock at the brand.

13. Black bomber, $3,260

Black lamb leather, the leather bomber. Details: black jacquard logo lining. 100% lamb leather, made in Romania, 4 of 8 sizes in stock at the brand.

14. Dark brown bomber, $5,650

Dark brown goat suede with chunky ribbed trims. With chunky ribbed trims, roomy utilitarian pockets, and an oversized collar that maximizes warmth and unique appeal. 100% goat leather, made in Italy, 3 of 8 sizes in stock at the brand.

15. Black bomber, $5,820

Black Mongolian fur, the coat-weight bomber. 100% mongolian fur, made in Italy, 3 of 8 sizes in stock at the brand.

16. Grey Bomber, $5,824

Grey Mongolian fur. 100% mongolia fur, made in Italy, 3 of 7 sizes in stock at the brand.

17. White And Black Bomber, $7,616

White and black Mongolian fur, the rarest of the set. 100% mongolia fur, made in Italy, 1 of 7 sizes in stock at the brand.

Which bomber for which use

For every day and for travel, the washed gabardine. For summer, the denim. For rain and the gym bag, the nylon. For winter, the wool. For evening, the leather and the suede. For the coat you will keep for twenty years, the fur. Prices climb in that order, and the price guide shows where each sits against the rest of the range.

How the Anja fits

The block is boxy and dropped at the shoulder, with ribbed cuffs and hem that pull the volume in, and the brand’s fit note is regular fit, true to size. Take your Italian size for a clean fit over a tee and your true size still if you plan to wear a knit under it, because the sleeve is generous. The size guide converts the sizes; the jackets and coats guide puts the bomber against the blazers, the tuxedo jacket and the long coat.

What to wear it with

The brand’s own answer is the Fern cargo in the matching gabardine, and the Scoop tee under it. Over the lace slip it is the brand’s night look; over the tuxedo trouser it is the founders’ way of wearing a suit.

“From a value standpoint what we have always read in the brand and especially in Gilda and Giorgia as women and creatives is a concept of independent femininity, sometimes unapologetic,” Stefano Marcovaldi, chief executive of The Attico, told WWD in December 2023.

Frequently asked questions

What is The Attico Anja bomber?

The brand’s bomber jacket, cut with dropped shoulders, ribbed trims and a jacquard logo lining, and made each season in cotton, nylon, wool, leather and Mongolian fur.

How much is a The Attico bomber?

$1,520 to $7,616 at Luxury Handbags today: cotton and nylon at the bottom, wool in the middle, leather and fur at the top.

Does The Attico bomber run big?

It is cut boxy on purpose; the brand’s fit note is regular fit, true to size, and the ribbed cuffs and hem hold the shape.

Is The Attico fur bomber real fur?

Yes. The product pages state 100 percent Mongolian fur, and the leather bombers state 100 percent lamb and 100 percent goat leather.

Where are The Attico bombers made?

Mostly Italy; the nylon Ice and Grey bombers and the black lamb leather bomber state Romania on their product pages.

Which The Attico bomber is best for everyday?

The washed cotton gabardine bomber: adjustable, machine-washable, Italian-made and the version the brand pairs with the Fern cargo.

Read next

The Attico jackets and coats. The Attico leather and fur. The Attico cargo pants. The Attico signatures. Shop The Attico at Luxury Shoes .

More The Attico guides

Every The Attico page by Luxury Shoes ’s fashion editor Gemma Deeks: Who is The Attico?, How to style, Brands like The Attico, FW26 edit, Is it a luxury brand?, Where to buy, Price guide, Size guide, Sale, vs Magda Butrym, Dresses, Mini dresses, Midi and maxi dresses, Black dresses, White dresses, Red dresses, Zebra and prints, Wedding-guest dresses, Jeans, Pants, Skirts, Tops and shirts, Knitwear, Jackets and coats, Swimwear, Who wears it, History timeline, Review, Real vs fake, Materials and care, Glossary, Collaborations, Signatures, vs 16Arlington, vs Alessandra Rich, SS26 edit, Capsule wardrobe, Cargo pants, Sweatshirts and joggers, Shorts, Tailoring, Leather and fur, T-shirts, Cut-outs, Lace and tulle, Feathers and fringe, Satin and silk, Blue and green, Grey, beige and brown, Stripes and checks, Yellow, pink and purple, Party dresses, Holiday edit.

Sources and method

Checked on 19 September 2026 by Gemma Deeks, fashion editor at Luxury Shoes . Product facts, the compositions, made-in lines, fit notes and model measurements, are the brand’s own product-page text; counts, prices and price ranges are Luxury Shoes ’s live catalogue on that date and move with stock, and only pieces that were in stock at both Luxury Handbags and theattico.com on that date are named; the brand history comes from the brand’s own About page and the press articles listed below, each read on the date above, with the founders’ and the chief executive’s words quoted verbatim. Where a claim could not be checked against one of these it was left out, and where the fitting room is giving its own advice the page says so.

• theattico.com, About: the brand’s own description of its founders and its idea of femininity
• theattico.com, Ready to wear: the live catalogue, prices in euros and per-size availability checked on the date below
• The Attico product pages: the description, composition, lining, made-in line and the model and fit note of every style (saved locally on 27 June, 17 August, 14 September and 19 September 2026)
• theattico.com, Returns: the brand’s own returns window and conditions
• theattico.com, Shipping and delivery: the brand’s own dispatch and delivery terms
• The Attico on Wikipedia and the articles it cites
• Wikidata Q125995969
• WWD, 22 December 2023: “CEO Talks: The Attico’s Stefano Marcovaldi” (revenue 5m to 27m to 30m euros, 270 stockists, accessories 35 percent, pop-ups, the CEO quoted)
• Luxury Handbags live catalogue, 19 September 2026: prices, sizes and stock