The Quilted Jacket

If you’ve been clothes shopping, browsing fashion magazines or perhaps perusing social media lately, you would’ve noticed a revival of the Quilted Jacket.

The boho trend of 2025 has meant the quilted jacket is back, and it’s never been more on trend than now. The Quilted Jacket features layers of fabric stitched together in a uniform pattern of shapes, creating pockets of warmth and the famous texture and dimension it’s known for. The insulated construction creates glorious warmth without the weight, making it a joy to wear.

These jackets come in a vast range from patterned to plain, with bordered sleeves or different trims and fancy ribbons, making for some very unique styles and colour combinations. At Caroline Eve stores we’ve gone for easy to wear styles so they can mix in easily with your existing wardrobe. We have three different quilted jackets for you to choose from to which I will explain in further detail.

Cotton Chambray Quilted Jacket

Made from 100% soft cotton and available in two shades of beautiful chambray blue, dark and light indigo, the Cotton Chambray Quilted Jacket would have to be my favourite. Priced at $119.99 and with sizes ranging from 10 to 20, you could wear this piece with just about anything, and certainly any other denim.

Printed Vertical Quilted Jacket

Available in a lovely navy and taupe paisley print and a black and white floral print. These jackets are very popular in their printed fabrications, so it’s nice to see we have some of these available too. Featuring patch pockets and five-button front this jacket is priced at $119.99 and available in sizes 10 to 20. This jacket is sure to add uniqueness and comfort to your wardrobe.

Quilted Jacket with Ribbed Collar

Finally, the Quilted Jacket with Ribbed Collar, which comes in three colours, plain navy, berry and lagoon. Priced at $109.99, this jacket features dome fastening and a comfortable ribbed collar. The tonal colourways are perfect for layering with your daily seasonal outfits. Quilted jackets have become an integral part of European and UK fashion, and I have a feeling they’re going to make their way to New Zealand too.