Earlier this year we launched our Lee Rider-inspired Denim Jacket. Now we're following it up with a wool-lined version, built for the colder months without losing what made the original work.

The shell is 13.5oz selvedge denim, woven on traditional looms with a 30 inch bolt width. That narrow width is what gives you the signature selvedge edge, the self-finished line you can see on the front fold of the jacket. It's not decoration. It's a byproduct of how the denim is made, and it's part of why selvedge costs more and looks better with age.

Inside, we lined it with 100% wool flannel in a subtle check. Wool flannel breathes better than most synthetic linings and it holds heat without weighing the jacket down. Layer it under a coat in winter, or wear it on its own over a shirt in spring. It works both ways.

Like everything we make, this jacket is cut, sewn, and finished by hand. One jacket at a time. No production line, no shortcuts.