Made using a paraffin wax material brought in from Japan our Sherpa Lined Waxed Canvas Trucker Jacket is designed for the rugged outdoorsy man. The fabric isn’t heavy, is extremely breathable and has flexible properties which make this jacket a real solid winter piece. Designed with durability in mind this jacket has the functionality and craftsmanship to take you places and last a very long time. Add this together with the weatherproof and warming features this jacket comes FULLY LINED with a black sherpa fabric across the body and quilted batting sleeves using a silky red rayon material for extra comfort and motion across the arms. Equipped with twin chest pockets, lower hand warmer pockets and a subtle interior top left chest pocket for extra access. This jacket was designed together with Grant Thomas from The Arcuate. We thank Grant for challenging us to create this piece for him and for partaking as model showcasing the jacket worn. Our photos together with Grant’s photos give you a full idea of the depth and range this jacket possesses. With this canvas piece being made using paraffin wax you can expect beautiful patina, aging with each and every wear similar to our Japanese selvedge denims. Cut and sewn in-house by one master craftswomen from start to finish. Available among our outerwear collection in four standard ready to wear sizes and as a made to measure tailor made alternative. 

*Model in the photos is 6’1’’ (185cm) and 202lbs (92kgs). Grant opted for the made to measure (enter your own measurements) option for a fully tailored fit. 

Details:

• Paraffin Waxed Canvas 
• Black Sherpa Lined Body
• Red Rayon Lined Quilted Sleeves with batting in between for extra comfort and warmth 
• Pleated Front with Brass Rivets Reinforcement 
• Solid Brass Buttons
• Side Tab Adjusters 
• Cow Hide Leather Patch Center Back (Horse Hide Leather Patch or No Patch options are also possible and can be mentioned in the comments)
• Sewn in-house by one master craftsman from start to finish

Size Chart:

Measurements (in inches) taken flat, /- 0.25″ tolerance natural to the production process.