Men's Hunting Jacket, Olive

Hardly any other town in England is so closely associated with the textile culture as Huddersfield in the county of West Yorkshire. This is where the 500 g/rm robust tweed for this hunting jacket is made by James Crowther, one of the few remaining weaving mills there. This herringbone tweed in olive is ideal for the hunting jacket with practical pockets and spacious bellows pockets. Lateral action pleats in the shoulder area provide a lot of freedom of movement. Other elaborate details such as a detachable throat tab, a camel-coloured collar stand, the red underside of the flaps, an inserted waist belt and the side slits are worth mentioning. The interior also offers more than usual: bright red like the quilted lining, the two inside pockets with zippers are also worked into the wide tweed facing. Two buttons on the lining are used to store the throat tab when it is not in use. Striped sleeve lining. The back length for size 50 is 79 cm.