Description

The Dehen 1920 x Division Road Harrison Jacket is made in a limited bolt, medium weight 14 oz. Harvest Houndstooth Check Twill 'West of England' Flannel produced at the 200-year-old original Somerset mill by the world-famous Fox Brothers® using the finest 100% British Lambswool in a highly worsted, suiting grade fabric engineered for the outdoors. Since 1772, Fox Brothers has produced top-tier textiles used in many applications, from Savile Row tailoring to British Military garments. By sourcing the best fibers from around the world and using intensive hand-driven milling and cording processes, they produce fabrics of the highest grade with comfort, density, and durability, all wrapped into one. This incredibly flexible and robust cloth comes in a natural palette to reflect the Devon countryside meeting the Exmoor wilderness that it's designed to confront and boasts a complex houndstooth check in a harvest tan, cigar brown, and ink black in a twill weave for a sophisticated aesthetic and luxurious finish. An exclusive Division Road development with Dehen, the Harrison Jacket is a gentleman's outerwear piece inspired by A-2 Bombers from the 1930s onward, honoring Bill Dehen's military service while offering a clean and perfectly proportioned design. This jacket is enhanced with exceptional fabric crafted for lifelong resistance to inclement weather, making it suitable for all environments, from the backwoods to the battlefield. This piece, which has become a collectible addition to the Dehen lineup of hand-crafted outerwear made from the finest materials, is enhanced with a point collar, brown corozo buttons on the front placket, flap front patch pockets with side hand entry, an interior welt pocket, a leather locker loop, and is fully satin-lined. Finally, the piece is finished with antique brass snaps, a cedar brown knit worsted wool ribbed hem, and fold-back cuffs made with Dehen's 1940s weaving machines. Combining excellent fabrics in a perfected heritage-inspired design, this Dehen 1920 x Division Road piece evokes a new-classic spirit from the British Isles to become a collectible that can be treasured in its daily use.