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Lot 97: A Collection of Synthetic Windcheater Style Jackets by Superdry

This auction ended on September 2, 2026.

Start price: £5

Estimated price: £5 - £10

Buyer's Premium: 20%

Sold for: £12

A collection of synthetic windcheater style jackets in various designs, by Superdry. This lot includes a black hooded parka featuring a triple-zip front closure, a ribbed inner collar, and a lining of pink quilted fleece and grey faux-shearling. Another garment is a grey diamond-quilted jacket with a cream fleece lining and triple-zip fastening, alongside a black windbreaker jacket with a white fleece lining and high-neck ribbed collar. The jackets are constructed from durable synthetic materials with functional zip hardware and ribbed cuffs.

The garments feature several readable marks and labels. An orange and black internal patch on the black parka reads Superdry, Windcheater, and includes a circular mark containing (XS). A brown leather-look tab on the sleeve of the same jacket is embossed Superdry. The quilted grey jacket bears a black hanger tag reading LARGE 41-43in (104-109cm) and shoulder embroidery reading SUPERDRY. An internal label on this piece is partially readable as Superdry Original Wind…. The black windbreaker features an orange patch reading professional. the windcheater with a circular (XL) size indicator. This lot comprises the jackets only; the hangers and background items shown in the images are not included.


Condition report:

The jackets appear to be in generally good condition with signs of light wear typical of pre-owned clothing (photos 1, 2, 3). Functional triple-zip closures and hardware are observed on several garments (photos 1, 2). Light pilling is visible on the ribbed collars and cuffs (photos 1, 3). The outer shells show minor surface marks consistent with use, but no significant damage or staining is visible in the provided photographs (photo 2).