Gina Yashere Star Trek Starfleet Academy Jacket

Gina Yashere Star Trek Starfleet Academy Jacket – The Real Cadet Look from the Series

You saw the promo: Gina Yashere stepping onto the grounds of Starfleet Academy in that sharp red-and-black jacket—erect collar crisp, zipper clean, sleeves hitting just right. No spandex. No over-the-top insignia. Just grounded, modern cadet style with that unmistakable Star Trek soul. If you’ve paused that shot more than once just to study the fabric or the cut of the shoulders, you know you need it. Not a cheap “uniform” from a party store. This is the real-deal replica: premium fabric, viscose-lined, built exactly like the one she wears in Starfleet Academy—badge-free, just like the base cadet version on screen.

The Jacket: Gina Yashere’s Starfleet Academy Cadet Look

Worn by: Gina Yashere as a Starfleet Academy instructor or senior cadet (2025 series)
Material: Premium red and black wool – durable, matte finish, with a soft hand-feel that moves with you
Lining: Smooth viscose – breathable, quiet, glides on over tees or uniforms
Color: Bold red body with black sleeves and collar – matched to official Paramount+ promotional stills
Collar: Erect (stand-up) style – structured but flexible, sits cleanly under the jaw for that sharp Starfleet silhouette
Closure: Heavy-duty front zipper – smooth glide, locks tight, built for daily wear
Sleeves: Full-length – hit right at the wrist, clean and functional
Pockets:

• 2 front slash pockets (angled for easy access—great for comms, data pads, or your hands)
• 1 inside pocket (perfect for ID, isolinear chip, or personal log)

Note: This version comes without badge or insignia—true to the base cadet jacket seen in early episodes, so you can add your own division patch or keep it clean.
Fit: Tailored through shoulders and chest, slightly relaxed through the body. Hits at the hip—classic modern cadet length.
Sizes: XXS to XXXL – because whether you’re 5’0” or 6’3”, you deserve to wear Starfleet with pride
Wear it for: Comic-Con, Halloween as “Academy staff,” Trek meetups, themed parties, or just repping your fandom with serious style.

Why This Isn’t Just Another “Star Trek Costume” Jacket

We’ve sold “Starfleet jackets” before. Most are shiny polyester, wrong color blocks, zippers that jam after two uses. This one’s different:

• Colors matched to official footage. We compared scenes from Starfleet Academy trailers under studio lighting to nail that red-and-black combo. No guesswork.
• Erect collar that actually stands up. Light internal structure keeps it sharp—just like on-screen—not floppy like cheap imitations.
• No fake badges, no cheap prints. This is the clean base jacket, so you decide how to customize it (or not).
• Worn by real Trekkies, not mannequins. Verified buyers have worn this to Star Trek conventions in Vegas, fan screenings in London, and even a “Academy Orientation” party in Toronto. One customer said, “My squad thought I’d pulled it from the CBS costume department.”

Quick Gut Check: Is This Your Jacket?

✅ Grab it if…

• You want the exact Gina Yashere Star Trek Starfleet Academy jacket (badge-free version)
• You love authentic sci-fi fashion that works IRL
• You’re done with “uniforms” that look like Halloween pajamas
• You plan to wear it for cons and casual fan days

❌ Think twice if…

• You expect a full uniform with combadge, rank pips, or division colors (this is the base jacket—customizable)
• You want leather or shiny material (this is matte fabric—true to the show’s modern cadet aesthetic)
• You need a winter coat (this is lightweight—best for indoor events or mild weather)

FAQs

This Gina Yashere Star Trek Starfleet Academy Jacket isn’t about playing dress-up. It’s about carrying that same spirit of exploration, discipline, and hope—whether you’re on the holodeck or just heading to your local Trek night.

Ready to enlist?
Pick your size, add to cart, and wear it like you’ve already passed your Kobayashi Maru.

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