Kith for The Matrix Vance Satin Reversible Bomber Jacket

The Kith for The Matrix Vance Satin Bomber Jacket is designed to be fully reversible, featuring an all-over printed vintage-washed satin exterior and embroidered interior. It features a two-way reversible Kith-branded zipper closure on the front, welt pockets on each side, and a ribbed neckline, sleeve cuffs, and hem. One side includes a Kith Classic Logo patch on the back and the other side is complete with satin embroidered artwork at the chest.

In The Matrix, Morpheus offers Neo a choice between a blue pill (comforting illusion/staying in the simulation) or a red pill (uncomfortable truth/escaping the matrix). This scene symbolizes choosing knowledge over blissful ignorance and has become a famous metaphor for awakening to harsh realities or transitioning in identity.

The "Matrix code," or "digital rain," is a iconic visual effect from The Matrix (1999) representing simulated reality, created by Simon Whitley. It consists of vertical, falling columns of green Japanese Katakana characters, Roman letters, and Arabic numerals. The characters were scanned from his wife’s Japanese sushi cookbooks.

• Fully reversible
• All-over printed vintage-washed satin exterior
• Embroidered interior
• Two-way Kith-branded zipper closure on the front
• Welt pockets on each side
• Kith Classic Logo patch on the exterior back
• Satin embroidery on the interior chest
• Ribbed neckline, sleeve cuffs, and hem

Style: khm011277-001
Color: Black
Material: 100% Polyester
Year: 2026