Trapstar Irongate T Windbreaker Flying Bird Jacket
£239.00
- Pale ice-blue finish
- Flying bird graphics
- Illustrated rear design
- Drawcord hood
- Full front zip
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Trapstar Irongate T Windbreaker Flying Bird Jacket
The Trapstar Irongate T Windbreaker Flying Bird Jacket moves away from the dark colourways seen across much of the collection. Its pale ice-blue body creates a light canvas for large bird graphics that travel across different areas of the jacket rather than sitting in one fixed logo position.
The front immediately draws attention to two illustrated flying birds. One stretches across the upper chest, while another larger graphic rises from the lower side of the jacket. Dark blue and grey detailing within the artwork creates strong contrast against the light background.
A Windbreaker Built Around Artwork
The visible design is defined by several product-specific details:
- Ice-blue base: A very light blue shade covers the hood, body and sleeves.
- Flying bird chest graphic: A large bird in flight crosses the upper front.
- Lower bird artwork: A second oversized bird graphic appears around the lower side of the jacket.
- Drawcord hood: Matching light-blue cords hang from the hood opening.
- Full centre zip: A blue-toned zip divides the illustrated front through the middle.
- Vertical pocket detail: A slim contrasting pocket opening is visible on the lower front.
- Light sleeves: The arms remain mostly clean, keeping attention on the body graphics.
The Artwork Continues Around the Back
The supplied rear view shows that the bird theme is not limited to the front. A large flying-bird illustration stretches across the back, accompanied by dark graphic detailing and lettering. This makes the rear considerably more expressive than windbreakers that rely on a small logo alone.
The pale background is important here because it gives the darker artwork enough contrast to remain clearly visible from both angles.
For a much darker alternative, the previous Trapstar Irongate T Grey Windbreaker uses a grey and black palette with gothic-style branding instead of illustrated bird graphics.








