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Leeland Indigo Denim Trucker Jacket

Leeland Wash

Sale price£360.00
  • Style 782751305
  • 12.75oz Sanforized Japanese denim, 100% cotton
  • Turquoise-indigo cast
  • Double needle stitched seams
  • Point collar with a buttoned placket
  • Two buttoned chest pockets
  • Adjustable tabs at the back waist
  • Fitted through the chest and waist

The denim has a turquoise cast to the indigo, which is a Japanese mill thing and the reason it does not look like every other trucker jacket at twenty paces. Twelve and three quarter ounces, Sanforized so the shrinking is done, and washed to the Leeland finish, which is worn in rather than beaten up. The pattern is early 1950s: point collar, two buttoned chest pockets, tabs at the back waist, double needle stitching down the seams. Fitted through the chest and waist, as they were then.

COLOUR: Leeland Wash

SIZE: M

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