Jago Xeno Jacket

Meet the Jago Xeno Jacket, a jacket for life. Handmade in England, JAGO Jackets are a contemporary take on the jacket worn by British WWII spitfire pilots, and worn by Sir Edmund Hillary on the summit of Everest. This is an uncompromising all-purpose, all-year "Go Anywhere” jacket for life´s adventures, it is made from heavyweight, durable Ventile, a hi-performance water-resistant, windproof natural cotton fabric, designed to fade, mould and mark over years of use, reflecting your story whilst maintaining optimal technical performance. Other details include articulated sleeves, contemporary fitted styling and a large inside pocket. A timeless classic perfect for the city, for the mountains, and everywhere in-between.

WINTER TRAINING PACKAGE | BY PORSCHE DESIGN

Many of us are still enjoying hot summer weather... Porsche design is already thinking ahead and has launched it´s winter 2011 collection. The Winter Training package is inspired by Porsche´s Ice Force training course in the north of Finland. The collection is another collaboration with Adidas....
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STEVE MCQUEEN COLLECTION | BY BARBOUR

To celebrate the 75th anniversary of the clothing line ed in the "International" range dedicated to motorcycling, Barbour launched a limited edition named Barbour Steve McQueen. Throughout his life, actor Steve McQueen lived and raced with his inseparable Barbour jacket. The Steve McQueen Barbour Collection presents a unique ion of jackets, shirts, t-shirts and knitwear inspired by photos of the late actor....
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TAYLOR STITCH VERTICAL JACKET

Taylor Stitch have presented another wardrobe essential you can wear trough fall. The Vertical Jacket is the last insulated jacket you will ever have to buy, a rugged, resilient, and overbuilt layer built from a burly, water-repellant 4-oz. nylon fabric and recycled synthetic down filling. The result is a really warm insulation layer that can be worn as a stand-alone cold weather barrier yet also tailored to sit under a heavier outerwear jacket during those cold day...
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