The Blame S01 Douglas Booth Quilted Jacket

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Product Specification:

  • Material: Parachute
  • Inner: Viscose Lining
  • Pockets: Two Outside, One Inside
  • Sleeves: Full Length
  • Design: TV Series Jackets
  • Cuffs: Open Hem Cuffs
  • Collar: Stand-up Collar
  • Closure: Zipper and Buttoned Closure
  • Color: Black

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Di Tom Radley TV Series The Blame 2026 Douglas Booth Quilted Jacket

One dashcam clip, and the detective becomes the suspect. That’s the twist that hooks you in The Blame’s first episode. Douglas Booth plays DI Tom Radley in ITV’s six-part crime drama. It arrived September 20, set in the fictional town of Wakestead. So it’s no surprise you’re hunting Tom’s dark, sharp look.

Because Oskar Jacket loves screen style, we made The Blame Douglas Booth Quilted Jacket. It’s a fan-inspired piece with Tom’s cool, serious edge.

The Blame S01 Tom Radley Quilted Jacket keeps you warm and sharp. Parachute fabric gives the quilted shell a light feel. Because viscose lining glides inside, layering over a knit stays smooth. Two outside pockets hold your keys, and one inside pocket guards your phone. Stand-up collar blocks wind at your neck. Full-length sleeves end in open hem cuffs that slip over sweaters easily. Specifically, zipper and buttoned closure give you two ways to seal out chill. Black goes with everything you own.

Styling Tom’s Look Through Fall and Winter

Wear the Douglas Booth The Blame Jacket over a gray hoodie and dark jeans. Instead, swap in a white shirt and trousers for a sharper look. Fall and early winter suit it best. But in deep cold, layer a sweater underneath.

Design-wise, it sits in our TV Series Jackets range at Oskar Jacket. So if Tom’s look hooked you, keep exploring.

Grab the Douglas Booth Tom Radley The Blame 2026 Quilted Jacket. Then walk in like you own the case.

FAQs

Q1: Who inspired this jacket?

A: Tom Radley, played by Douglas Booth, inspires this jacket. Because his style stays dark and serious, black quilting fits the mood.

Q2: What is The Blame about?

A: It’s a six-part ITV crime drama set in Wakestead. Two detectives investigate a figure skater’s death. But the case turns personal fast.

Q3: Is this quilted jacket warm enough for winter?

A: It handles fall and early winter well. Because the collar and closure block wind, you stay comfortable. But in freezing weather, add a sweater underneath.

Q4: How should I style the Tom Radley jacket?

A: Keep it simple. A gray hoodie and dark jeans work daily. Instead, a white shirt and trousers look sharper. One jacket covers both moods.

Q5: Where can I buy The Blame quilted jacket?

A: Oskar Jacket sells it online in the TV Series Jackets collection. Browse there, pick your size, and order.

 

 

10 reviews for The Blame S01 Douglas Booth Quilted Jacket

  1. Derek Wallace –

    The quilted design gives the jacket a nice texture without making it look bulky. It feels warm and comfortable on cooler days.

  2. Evan Porter –

    I like the structured appearance and lightweight feel. It has enough room for a sweater underneath without looking oversized.

  3. Keith Morgan –

    Good everyday jacket with a comfortable fit. I expected slightly thicker padding, but the overall construction is very good.

  4. Aaron Whitaker –

    The stitching around the quilted sections is neat and consistent. It arrived well packed and looked excellent right away.

  5. Nolan Price –

    This has become one of my favorite casual layers. The design is simple enough for everyday wear but still looks sharp.

  6. Nathan Foster –

    The quilted design gives this jacket a really nice texture. It feels practical for casual wear while still looking polished.

  7. Ryan Mitchell –

    I wanted something simple with a little more detail, and this was perfect. The quilting adds just enough visual interest.

  8. Caleb Turner –

    Comfortable jacket with a nice everyday shape. I especially like how easily it works with basic trousers and sneakers.

  9. Owen Parker –

    This has become one of my regular jackets. The design is understated, but it does not look boring at all.

  10. Lucas Bennett –

    Great balance between a relaxed look and a more refined appearance. I can wear it for errands or meeting friends without changing.

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