It’s a seasonal conundrum many of us face every year: the early appearance of Christmas lights and decorations. It can be undeniably vexing when holiday cheer prematurely infiltrates our lives, however, when it comes to clothing stores unveiling their winter outerwear collections early, none of us are complaining. Get me out of these shorts and into some outerwear.
The Dehen 1920 x Division Road Submariner Knit Jacket 2.0 draws inspiration from the maritime outerwear worn by U.S. Navy submariners before World War II, capturing the essence of the garments that would have clad a young William L. Dehen during his service in the Navy. This remarkable collaboration blends the rugged, utilitarian heritage of military clothing with a contemporary urban edge, making it equally at home in the bustling streets of the city or on the unforgiving battlefield.
Coming in a commanding ‘Loden green’, this jacket pays homage to its military roots. It’s crafted on in-house vintage machines from a heavyweight four-end worsted virgin wool — a nuanced material perfectly suited for outerwear — and comes finished with a buttoned collar latch, vintage-inspired natural corozo buttons, an interior chest pocket, a locker loop, buttoned flap front patch pockets with side entry, and satin-lined hand pockets.
I know what I’m putting on my Christmas list.
Available for $535 from Division Road.
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