The short full-zip bomber comes in black or gray options described as having shoulder pads. Its M–XL chart gives chest, shoulder, sleeve and length numbers. A larger chest row does not automatically place a short hem or padded shoulder where you want it, so compare those two parts of the silhouette separately.

Mark the lower edge on a jacket you own

Put on a jacket whose hem position you like and measure from its shoulder to the lower edge. The published lengths are 55 cm at M, 57 at L and 59 at XL. Ask whether these are finished shoulder-to-hem measurements and whether the band is included. Hold your reference jacket against the top you plan to wear: a layer that hangs below the hem will be visible even if the chest has room.

Check the shoulder line without guessing pad shape

The chart lists shoulder 50, 51 and 52 cm, while chest is 120, 122 and 124 cm from M to XL. Compare the shoulder seam of your reference jacket with the listed row, then request a close-up or flat photo of the pad and ask if it is removable. The source confirms pads in both color labels but does not specify their thickness, shape or placement. That missing detail matters more to the outline than a generic “structured” claim would.

Confirm the remaining fit questions

Sleeves are listed as 60, 61 and 62 cm. Ask how that length is measured, plus the finished hem opening, cuff fit and material composition. The listing mentions a full zip but does not establish how it sits open or closed on your body. Select the row only after checking the hem and shoulder against your own jacket and preferred outfit.