Geedup Reversible Bomber Black/Orange

Product Features

Geedup built its name on real street style out of Australia, and this reversible bomber carries that same energy. You get two looks in one jacket. Flip it to show the Team Logo face, then reverse it for the bold Handstyle print. The black and orange colourway keeps things sharp, so it reads clean over a hoodie or a tee. Browse the full Geedup collection to see how the drops connect. This gdup piece layers easily, and it sits well with the Geedup Tracksuit lineup when you want a matching look. For a lived-in fit, pair it with these Geedup Trackpants and let the colour do the talking. The padded body holds shape through cold Australian mornings, so this geed up jacket earns daily wear. Geedup clothing keeps the details honest, and a geedup hoodie works as a warm base under it. Layer it with these heavyweight hoodies from the Geedup Australia range for everyday comfort.

Sizing Options and Guidelines

Getting the Right Size: use these guidelines to measure yourself.

• Chest: measure across the fullest part of your chest, keeping the tape level.
• Waist: circle the tape around your natural waist, kept comfortably slack.
• Sleeve Length: measure from the shoulder seam down to the cuff.
• Body Length: measure from the highest shoulder point down to the hem.

Expert advice: if you land between two sizes, size up for a roomier bomber layer that fits over a hoodie.

Additional information

Size: S, M, L, XL

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Does the Geedup bomber fit true to size, or should I size up?

Geedup is generally true to size but fits best oversized, so most people go one size up from their normal size. Since this is a layering bomber, sizing up also leaves room for a hoodie underneath.

2. Is Geedup a legit brand, and do the pieces sell out?

Yes, Geedup is a well-known Australian label. Every drop is a single limited run with no restocking once it sells out, so grab your size while it is live.

3. Where is Geedup from?

Geedup is an Australian streetwear brand, built on its PFK Play For Keeps graphics, city prints and handstyle logos, like the Team Logo and Handstyle artwork on this reversible bomber.

4. How do you wash a Geedup reversible bomber?

Turn it inside out and use a cold gentle wash, then hang it to dry. Avoid bleach and never iron directly on the prints or logos, so the black and orange sides stay sharp.