Description

The Kamo Herringbone Twill Clays Utility Jacket by Fortela is inspired by military workwear utility coats worn by European Army personnel in WWII with a refined fit and detailing. This Jacket is made from a heavyweight 14 oz. Italian Herringbone Twill printed with a custom camouflage pattern inspired by Frog Skin camo from the US Marines in the 1940s, adopted by duck hunters, and the original Telo Mimetico introduced for the Italian Army in the late '20s. Printed in a sand scheme for the face and olive for the interior, this HBT has been washed for softness, texture, and drape in an iconic military cloth known for its durability and comfort that improves with age. This garment is suited for any new-classic enthusiast with an improved aesthetic and detailing in an authentic up-production inspired by the timeless battle-tested original, known for its uniform dress functionality. Derived from Alessandro Squarzi's famous archives, it features signature elements such as a point collar, gunmetal replica military star buttons for the front placket, and copper-riveted lower patch pockets for hand comfort and carrying convenience. Drawing inspiration from heritage workshop productions and evolving vintage styles, this cleanly designed jacket has a classic fit and is completed with felled seams, bartack reinforcements, and single and double-needle construction throughout. The Kamo Herringbone Twill Clays Utility Jacket will become that style-forward heritage hallmark informed by militaria and workwear with a modern fit, designed for the man who balances his current fashion with old-world provenance.