Orbit Rebel - PIEKERTTIA Rare Embroidered Satin Bomber Jacket – Navy & Blush – Size M

Orbit Rebel - PIEKERTTIA Rare Embroidered Satin Bomber Jacket – Navy & Blush – Size M

$148.00
Sale price  $148.00 Regular price 
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Orbit Rebel - PIEKERTTIA Rare Embroidered Satin Bomber Jacket – Navy & Blush – Size M

Orbit Rebel - PIEKERTTIA Rare Embroidered Satin Bomber Jacket – Navy & Blush – Size M

$148.00
Sale price  $148.00 Regular price 

Orbit Rebel is not interested in blending in.

This rare PIEKERTTIA satin bomber pairs a deep navy body with blush-champagne sleeves, striped ribbed trim, and an elaborate embroidered back that looks like someone turned a sketchbook full of stars, planets, airplanes, doodles, and half-finished thoughts into a jacket.

The front keeps things relatively restrained with a small embroidered PIEKERTTIA logo. Then you turn around and the whole personality shows up.

The back is covered in colorful embroidery with cosmic and travel-inspired graphics, handwritten-style phrases, stars, planets, aircraft, and abstract illustrations. It feels part Y2K streetwear, part art-school notebook, part “I found something nobody else is wearing.”

PIEKERTTIA is an obscure label with limited surviving online history. The brand appears in older Y2K and Asian-market streetwear resale listings, but this exact jacket and artwork have been difficult to locate, making it a genuinely unusual find. 

Wear it with jeans and a tee and let the jacket do all the work. Or don’t tone it down at all. It clearly wasn’t designed for that.

Details

  • PIEKERTTIA
  • Tagged size M / 170/92A
  • Deep navy satin body
  • Blush/champagne contrast sleeves
  • Full zip front
  • Striped ribbed collar, cuffs, and hem
  • Front embroidered logo
  • Large multicolor embroidered back artwork
  • Fully lined
  • Shell: 100% polyester
  • Lining: 100% polyester
  • Brand new, never worn
  • No known flaws

Fit note
Tagged M / 170/92A. Please compare actual garment measurements with a jacket you already own for the best fit.

Why we chose it
Because “normal jacket” was apparently not on the design brief.

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