Romwe Fashion Review: Jackets x 3!

Looking back through my posts, I've realized it's been just about a month since my last Romwe review! So today I've returned with a review of my latest Romwe package, featuring three very differently-styled jackets: a sweet-and-elegant dusty pink satin souvenir jacket, a bright-and-bold rainbow paint-print windbreaker, and a quirky-and-cute anime-print longline bomber jacket. Details after the jump!

The first of the three jackets that I got from Romwe was a dusty pink floral embroidered satin bomber jacket, now sold out but originally offered in sizes S-L.

I love souvenir jackets and satin bomber jackets (and have way too many) but couldn't resist snagging another piece from Romwe, and especially fell in love with this piece because of its muted-yet-sweet dusty pink and light gray color combination.

This piece features a pale pink bodice, contrast gray sleeves, and embroidery on the front and back that reminds me of springtime. It's a heavier jacket rather than a super light one, perfect for autumn!

Both the outer later and inner lining of this jacket are constructed from a super soft and silky satin fabric; while the outside is a matte version, the inside is glossy and shiny. The result is a jacket that's gorgeous and soft to the touch, yet also structured and warm enough for cooler days.

This jacket is very well made, and the material is lovely. My only complaint is that only one of the pockets works while the other is sewn shut, so it's not exactly the most functional jacket. Nonetheless, this is an adorable statement piece that adds life to even the simplest outfit, and the colors are every bit as lovely as I'd hoped.

The second jacket that I got from Romwe was a more unusual piece: a rainbow paint-splattered windbreaker, sold in sizes S-XL.

This colorful piece is made of a windbreaker-type material and features a drawstring hem and hood. The highlight is the vibrant design: a drippy watercolor paint-style print that transitions through every color in the rainbow.

The jacket is lightweight and comfortable, with a loose and oversized fit. There are two pockets and a zipper at the front, while the back simply showcases the dripped paint design.

I picked this piece because its uniqueness intrigued me, and it turned out to be a very functional jacket too! Quality-wise, it's fairly well made, but does have some loose threads that needed to be cut, and the paint pattern is a bit pixelated if you look closely, though unnoticeable from afar.

Overall, if you like bold and bright clothing, this jacket is worth a try! I'm not one to typically wear such colorful pieces and I don't think I'll get much use out of this, but it's certainly an unusual and eye-catching style.

The final jacket I got was an off-white anime print oversized bomber jacket, offered in sizes M-XL.

As with the rainbow raincoat, I picked this jacket because of how unique the style was, and I just couldn't resist trying it!

This piece features a manga-style print all over the front, back, and sleeves, with white ribbed edges, two front pockets, and even a zippered pocket on the sleeve! The inside is lined with a soft mesh lining, which actually provides a decent amount of warmth despite the fabric being a very thin, almost windbreaker-esque polyester.

If you're an anime lover, this jacket is perfect for you! I've personally never really watched anime or read manga, but found the concept of this piece to be quite interesting, and the monochrome black-and-white combination is something you really can't go wrong with. It's definitely on the lighter side, great for a spring/summer or early autumn piece, and the lightweight fabric makes it a very comfortable jacket.

I've been obsessed with jackets lately, and these three jackets from Romwe proved to be great additions to my wardrobe. The dusty pink satin souvenir jacket was my favorite of the bunch, but the paint drip rain jacket and manga-printed bomber jacket are both super unique styles that are sure to make you stand out in the fashion scene! All three pieces looked accurate to Romwe's site photos, and while the quality of the second two could be improved, I'm satisfied overall with the jackets.

As always, thanks for reading, and you can find more Romwe reviews here!

xoxo,

ig: @mimchikimchi