Meet the Jacket That Wants In on All Your Weekend Plans

The Vickerey Edit · Why We Chose It

Weekend plans never stay put. A walk turns into coffee, an errand turns into lunch, and suddenly you’re out until the streetlights come on. You need a layer that can keep up.

Ours is the Solow Quilted Moto Jacket: a boucle moto jacket with a side zip, quilted accents and vegan leather details, made in the USA. It’s a fashion piece in its own right that also pulls real jacket duty on chilly days. Here’s how it spends a weekend.

Morning: coffee first, decisions later

Start with a comfy base, fitted or relaxed bottoms and shoes for wherever the walk takes you. Let the jacket set the outline instead of piling on layers of the same length.

For a coffee run, keep it tonal: the steel and black jacket over the prAna Lennox Legging in heather grey is an easy start. Craving color? Bring it in with the top or a small accessory.

Woman at a café table in the Solow quilted moto jacket over a black Splendid V-neck, looking up from her phone — Coffee first. Plans, eventually.

Afternoon: dress it up a smidge

Swap the leggings for favorite denim or casual trousers. A simple top keeps things relaxed, and the Splendid Rayon Jersey V-Neck Shirt adds soft drape against all that quilting.

Watch where your top’s hem meets the jacket and your pants. A shorter top or a loose tuck keeps the layers from arguing. A full-length mirror is your referee here.

Evening: when the temperature drops

Solow designed this jacket for chilly days, so a crisp evening is right in its comfort zone. Wear a simple top underneath so the outfit still works when the jacket comes off at dinner (and ends up on the back of your chair, as tradition demands).

Look closer: the details

The side zip, quilted panels and vegan leather trim are what make this jacket feel finished. The practical bits are up to you: is there room for your favorite layer underneath, and do the chest and hip measurements on the size chart work for you?

A great layer earns its spot one weekend at a time. Build a few outfits around it, keep the ones that match the plans you actually make and enjoy one less decision on Saturday morning.