Description

The Gray Herringbone Wool Double Cloth Bird Watching Jacket by ts(s) is inspired by outdoor field jackets and workwear shop garments, drawing on elements from technical and tailoring garments for an anatomically designed fit. This jacket is made in an exclusively developed 16 oz. Japanese Wool Blend using 75% Virgin Wool and 25% Nylon for durability, drape, and form. This woolen fabric is woven from dyed yarns as a double-faced cloth, with a wide herringbone face and a twill interior, for flexibility and a natural bounce in this new iteration of a classic pattern and material. Designed and developed by Takuji Suzuki with an experimental approach to traditional menswear influences, this garment is crafted in Japan for the classic enthusiast seeking the avant-garde of heritage. The Birdwatching Jacket features a set-in front with articulated sleeves and an expertly darted back, complemented by a comfortable cotton flannel-lined body and satin-lined sleeves for versatile multi-season use and layering with a perfected drape. Reflecting evolved elements, this jacket has a point camp collar with a rolling buttoned closure that creates a proper notch lapel, a buttoned chest patch pocket, lower buttoned flap patch pockets with flannel-lined side hand entry, an interior buttoned patch chest pocket, adjustable button cuffs, and is completed with black corozo buttons. The Gray Herringbone Wool Birdwatching Jacket will become that style-forward icon crafted with traditional quality and designed with ingenuity.