6876 Brecon Jacket
Somethings are just better in all black. 6876’s Brecon parka length jacket is a combination of performance, perfect tailoring and cut, and wearability. The jacket signals the brand’s shift towards a more tailored look and focus styled that somehow parallels the movement of sports and outdoor enthusiasts. The jacket is smart and functional conceived to blend the looks of a raincoat and a parka. Features include extended half-bellows lower cartographers pocket, a half-bellows chevron chest pocket and a new hidden pocket tab style. The Brecon also debuts a new innovative hood, classic placket notch and the return of the 6876 storm cuff.
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Parajumpers – Kodiak Navy Jacket
Former Diesel, Woolrich, Valentino and Barbour designer Massimo Rossetti created Parajumpers as an outerwear company that construct jackets and parkas for the most demanding weather conditions. It is dedicated to the profession of “the men of the 210th Rescue Squadron, based in Anchorage, Alaska, are highly trained for extreme rescues and recoveries in the wildest, most remote and hostile corners of the Globe. Whether it be ships adrift at sea, rock climbers stuck atop a 4,000 meter peak, or submariners sunk at unimaginable depths, these men are called to intervene.”
The Kodiak slim fit, navy hooded, quilted parka jacket comes from the Masterpiece Series. The hood features a detachable fur trim, drawstring pulls, central zip so that it can be worn opened out. The collar has a parachute clip fastening with yellow grosgrain pull and the main jacket features a concealed zip and button fastening with re-enforced taping, two flap fastening handwarmer pockets, single, tall chest pocket, two flap pockets with a leather trim and microfleece lining for added warmth, a large curved front pocket with three further internal pockets. This pocket can also be opened from the back with a yellow grosgrain pull. The pockets have press stud fastenings with re-enforced taping. The sleeves feature re-enforced elbows that have a Velcro opening and removable pads, a zipped pocket with pen holders and a detachable Parajumpers – ‘That Others May Live’ patch. The quilted lining is fully removable, is filled with down and feathers and has four inside pockets and a drawstring waist. There is a vented rear and zipped side seam vents for added ventilation. Available now at Coggles.
Monitaly Riders Coat
Yuki Mastuda’ Monitaly mixes military inspired pieces with Italian inspired designs. For fall, the label’s take on the riders coat is something a bit different from the other outerwear selections you’ll find at the moment, especially for men. This green/red plaid option has a very interesting collar and shoulder button detailing. Aside from its purpose of keeping you warm, this unique jacket will also keep you in style throughout the cold weather months. Available now at 111vox.
Farah Potter Jacket
This oh so proper wool/nylon coat with rope duffle buttons and tartan plaid lining couriers across-the-pond College Campus chic to wherever you may be. Heck, its name alone, The Farah Potter Jacket, will slip a British lilt into your every move, word and thought. Available online at Goodstead.co.uk.
Penfield x Limoland Kasson Wool
Penfield got together with Italian brand Limoland to create a limited release of the classic Kasson jacket. This exclusive limited edition design is a heavy weight wool blend outer shell that is functional, water resistant, durable, and reliable. Details such as pocket flap lining and contrasting colors cuff straps are just some of the little touches Limoland is known for. In addition, a tartan plaid lining as well as the Limoland logo on the sleeve are added pluses for this great looking outerwear piece. Available now at Hanon.
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Holden Outerwear – Winter 2009/2010
Amidst the numerous snowboard outerwear brands out there always marketing the “extreme,” Holden is the only label that does things a bit differently. Geared towards the more mature and stylish riders, Holden aims to bring product that is poetic and functional as their brand personality. Jackets and pants made from Hemp for an eco-friendly style are just some of the quality pieces you’ll find in their Winter 2009/2010 collection. Make sure to check out their site for more info and other products their offering for the season.
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Griffin Mackintosh Coat
Understated and elegant in sand colored cotton on the outside, this collaborative trench coat from Griffin and Mackintosh is lined in British Army camouflage using a specialized hand-gluing technique to make the garment 100% waterproof and stylistically subversive. Available online at Griffin-Studio.com.
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Mountain Research Hooded Mackinaw Jacket
A jolt of color in one’s outerwear can be an electrifying blast, but going all-over orange or yellow can get a little loud, pulling your look dangerously into crossing guard territory. The perfect resolution perhaps lies in this Mackinaw Jacket by Mountain Research. Juiced up in orange on top, with a snappy yet sobering beige lower section, the rain-ready coat gets the proportions of bright just right. Available online at NaturalThing.jp.
Band of Outsiders Camel Hair Polo Coat
For the fancy man with a bank account to match, the Camel Hair Polo Coat by Band of Outsiders is an ideal acquisition. Made by hand in Brooklyn and featuring a peak lapel, cupro lining, and a single back vent, the sharp-cut coat exudes moneyed elegance. Available online at Farinellis.
A.P.C – Duffle Coat
Swedish style shop FreudianKicks has punted a gray A.P.C. duffle coat into its online shop. Toggled and hooded, it clearly carries the hushed, timeless charm of all of A.P.C.’s designs, but for that truly French flavor of cool we kindly recommend a decidedly snugger fit than that of the model’s pictured on the F-Kicks website. Such a coat calls to be worn taut and trim, not loose and lazy.
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