Shown in Moss Donegal — one of 3 recommended lengths
Three roll two, patch pockets, unstructured
The Country Odd Jacket
From
£2,240
Lead time
8–10 weeks
Fittings
2
A jacket with nothing inside it to hide behind. The shoulder is unpadded, the chest carries a half canvas, and the sleeve is set by hand with a shirt-style roll.
Cut three roll two: three buttons with the lapel pressed to roll softly over the top one, so it wears as a two-button and buttons as a three.
Patch pockets, a throat latch under the collar, and elbow reinforcement in the same cloth if you ask for it — most clients who shoot do.
Specification
The house standard for this cut. Every line of it can be changed at the specification sitting.
- Construction
- Half canvas, unpadded shoulder
- Front
- Three roll two, 9.2cm lapel
- Pockets
- Patch, with flaps and a bellows chest option
- Sleeve
- Shirt-shoulder set, four working cuff buttons
- Vents
- Double, 26cm for riding room
- Lining
- Quarter-lined body, sleeves fully lined
From the cutter
This is the jacket to be brave with. Clients who order a fourth or fifth garment from us almost always choose a loud cloth here and a quiet one everywhere else.
Cloths we would suggest
Full bookMoss Donegal
Kilbarron Weavers, Co. Donegal · 24oz
Handwoven, with rust, ochre and oxblood flecks thrown through the ground. No two lengths are alike; we keep the batch number in your file.
Mid-Grey Flannel
Bramwell & Sons, Stroud · 14oz
Milled soft and brushed. The cloth that makes a plain grey suit interesting. Bruises if pressed hot, so we finish it under a damp cloth.
Slate Birdseye
Ravenshaw & Daughters, Huddersfield · 11.5oz
A fine white pindot on slate. Hides creasing better than any plain weave we stock and takes a press beautifully.
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