Type 900 Dip-Dyed Blanket Lined Denim Jacket
- 16oz Japanese blue-line selvedge denim
- Cut and sewn in Leicester, England
- Jacket has no shoulder seam; uninterrupted denim draped over the wearer's shoulders will form to the contours of the body, becoming increasingly comfortable over time
- Box pleat at back adds room for movement across the shoulders
- Collar attached like vintage Levis "Type 1" jackets: in two passes, with only one row of stitching visible on each side
- Sleeves constructed from one piece of denim, with double-folded cuffs
- Buckled selvedge straps at back for fit adjustment
- External map pocket and two waist pockets lined with English selvedge calico
- Wool blanket lining is woven in Japan from recycled wool, replicating the famous Lee "Storm Rider" pattern
- Chest pocket on liner is flatlock stitched and attached at top corners with rivets
- Removable lining is attached with "braces buttons," usually used by Savile Row tailors to attach suspenders to trousers
- Finished jackets are dip-dyed in pure vegetable indigo by Woad-Inc. in Norfolk, England
- Though unsanforized, the jackets shrink during the dyeing process; expect minimal shrinkage
| 2 | 3 | 4 | |
| Chest (Flat) | 23" | 24" | 25" |
| Length | 26" | 26.5" | 27" |
| Sleeve Length | 23.5" | 24" | 24" |
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