Crafted from rare deadstock wool dating back to the mid-20th century, this utility jacket embodies both vintage charm and modern functionality. Featuring five front buttons, a drawstring waist for adjustable fit, and four spacious patch pockets, it balances practicality with a distinct aesthetic. Each piece is unique, showcasing hand-mending and the distinctive wear of the original fabric. Perfect for layering, it's a sustainable choice for any stylish wardrobe.
From the brand: This jacket is made from deadstock wool from the 1950s-1970s. The fabric belonged to a batch of fabrics purchased from a tailor in Buffalo, NY, who closed his doors in the 1970s. He imported all of his fabrics from the UK and Italy. They had been sitting in his storage unit until we purchased them sixty years later. Hand-mending throughout.
Five front buttons
Drawstring waist
Four front patch pockets
Dry clean only
View all one-of-a-kind
All wear, mending, and idiosyncrasies are unique to the original textile.
Neil is 6' and wearing a size M.
