You read that right. Wear history with this handwoven denim jacket. David hand-dyed the yarns with natural indigo and wove them into a revived 1930s denim weave called "Double and Twist." The weft (the white yarns inside) is a beautiful slub yarn that gives the inside of the jacket a rolling wave movement—a nod to David's origins on the Pacific Ocean. Check out the behind-the-seams (hehe) of the hand indigo dyeing, weaving, and construction. 

This jacket is our first 100-year garment. Built to last a lifetime and beyond. 

Style

• Ranch hand-style jacket with turn-of-the-century engineering that creates a beautiful silhouette and effortless movement.
• Made with handwoven "Double and Twist" denim.
• Handsewn buttonholes that will last a lifetime.
• No finishing chemicals are used on the fabric. 100% organic.
• Woven, Cut, and Sewn in the USA

Materials

• Every yarn in this jacket is spun at Hill Spinning Mill—the last mill in the U.S. still spinning 100% cotton yarn. 
• The collar and pocket flaps are cut from rich navy blue corduroy.
• YKK brass-coated nickel buttons are secured with brown leather washers for durability and a subtle nod to traditional workwear construction.
  

Color

Mayan blue. The indigo used for this dye vat is grown and processed in El Salvador. Salvadoran indigo is not only the most vibrant, but it also lasts longer than any other indigo dye. Your jacket will stay vibrant longer than any other denim currently being produced.

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