This crazy Type III raw denim jacket is a franken-jacket of sorts, constructed from two types of ONI's proprietary 20 oz. Secret Denim.
These stonewashed renditions of 3sixteen’s beloved ‘Type 3s’ trucker jacket are a shining example of washed selvedge denim done right.
These Type 1 denim jackets from Kapital are made from naturally-dyed editions of its iconic Century Denim which is reinforced with indigo sashiko stitching.
Ideal for the colder seasons, this Japanese-milled 80-20 Cotton-Polyester corduroy is modeled after cord from the past, just the way Mister Freedom likes it
Truckers don't have to be denim. In fact, it could be argued they're just as iconic when made in corduroy. Case in point? This edition of the Kato Blade.
If you're into buying second-hand raw selvedge denim, this collection used and beautifully faded goods over at Kiriko cannot be ignored.
The original Levi's '557' jacket truly became the archetype for modern-day denim jackets and this Sugar Cane reproduction does it great justice.
We've taken 7 styles from The Real McCoy's and selected a worthy counterpart that allows you to cop the style at a more accessible price point.
The Rough Rider exhibits Atsu Tagaya's flair for subtly reworking a classic to create a garment that worships an icon whilst standing out in its own right.
If you need a unique jacket to perk up your fall rotation, look no further than this green tea-overdyed sashiko Type II from Japanese heavyweights, Momotaro
