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1985 Mountain Jacket | By The North Face
To celebrate 30 years since they first introduced the popular Mountain Jacket, The North Face have released a special version for Spring/Summer 2015 of the iconic jacket. Back in 1985, the Mountain Jacket was an outdoors game changer, revolutionizing mountaineering and the way we explore the world. The 2015 Mountain Jacket brings the spirit of exploration to urban dwellers, keeping true to the original style and design elements, but now offers versatility, lightweight, and technologies such as waterproof-guaranteeing HyVent, as well as packability. watch the video



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MACKINTOSH COATS
For nearly two centuries, Mackintosh has stood as a pillar in the realm of coat craftsmanship, making its mark as one of the world's most influential coat makers. The iconic Mackintosh coat, a symbol of British fashion, has transcended time and trends ...
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Line of Trade N-1 Deck Jacket - Image

Line of Trade N-1 Deck Jacket
The Line of Trade N 1 Deck Jacket brings one of the toughest pieces of military outerwear into modern rotation without losing its soul. First issued to US Navy sailors in 1943, the original N 1 was built to handle freezing winds and harsh conditions at sea. This updated version stays true to that purpose while refining the details for everyday wear. The shell is made from durable all cotton Bedford cord with a rich textured finish that feels substantial without b...
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Triple Aught Design Selous Safari Jacket - Image

Triple Aught Design Selous Safari Jacket
The Triple Aught Design Selous Safari Jacket takes the utility of classic expedition clothing and rebuilds it as a rugged overshirt for everyday wear. Named after explorer and naturalist Frederick Courteney Selous, it uses a relaxed fit that works equally well as a substantial shirt or as a light outer layer over tees, polos, and merino. The standout material is Halley Stevensons CF220 Cellardyke, a 9-ounce blend of 80% cotton and 20% linen woven in Scotland. The...
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