Herringbone Equestrian Jacket

DJ-1178 Herringbone Equestrian Jacket

75% wool, 25% nylon

Size 40 is sold out.

The design is based on the jackets worn by horse riders in the 1920s.

The literal translation of the word "Equestrian" is "jockey" or "horse rider." As the name suggests, this jacket is made for people who make a living by riding horses.

A distinctive feature of the design is the large cutaway curve at the hem. Since riders ride horses with their legs apart, the hem of the jacket needed to be able to open wide.

In addition, the stitching on the pockets has a western style, which is also a characteristic of the 1920s.

The material is wool-blend herringbone twill. The fluffy wool material is warm and the charcoal gray color is calming.

The lining is made of dark green cupra satin.

To match the color, the collar cloth on the back is also dark green.

The inside of the sleeves are striped in a light color, in keeping with the style of tailored men's clothing. The striped fabric peeking out from the cuffs is a sexy and special touch.