Trapstar Irongate Collar Black/white Puffer Jacket
£299.99
- Black/white colourway
- Raised hood and collar
- Vertical front graphics
- Full centre zip
- Branded rear hood
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Trapstar Irongate Collar Black/White Puffer Jacket
This jacket is built around black and white contrast, but the white details are placed in less obvious areas. The Trapstar Irongate Collar Black/White Puffer Jacket has a black padded body, full hood and central zip, while narrow white lettering runs vertically down both sides of the upper front.
Look higher and the collar becomes the main feature. The hood connects into a wide, raised collar construction that frames the neckline and gives the upper half a broader appearance. The front remains symmetrical, with horizontal padded sections running across the body and sleeves.
Branding That Changes With the Angle
From straight ahead, the vertical white lettering provides the strongest contrast. From behind, the visual focus shifts upward. Large white gothic-style Trapstar lettering curves around the rear hood area, turning an otherwise black back into the most recognizable view of the jacket.
That placement matters because the branding does not simply repeat the same graphic across the chest and back. Each angle has its own detail, while the black base keeps everything connected.
The Trapstar Irongate Collar Black/White Puffer Jacket therefore feels more graphic than the previous Trapstar Decoded AW23 Black Puffer Jacket, particularly around the collar and hood.
What You Can See on This Irongate Puffer
Raised hood and collar: A large hood sits above the extended collar structure, creating a substantial upper profile.
Vertical front lettering: Slim white text runs down both sides of the front, breaking up the all-black body.
Padded construction: Wide horizontal sections define the body, with padding continuing through the sleeves.
Full central closure: A black zip runs directly through the middle, keeping the front visually balanced.
Rear hood graphic: Curved white Trapstar lettering becomes the strongest branding element when the jacket is viewed from behind.
For shoppers who want a black puffer without an entirely plain finish, this colourway uses its white graphics selectively rather than covering the whole jacket.











