Peak Lapel Sack Jacket - Light Grey Stripe High Twist Linen Serge
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The Peak Lapel Sack Jacket was inspired by the highly functional and stylish worker's jackets of the 1920s. Usually made from hard-wearing materials and cut into anatomical, tailored fits, this version sits somewhere between classic workwear and more refined casual jackets.
Cut into a three-button stance, the handsomely curved peak lapels for which the jacket is named hide a fourth button, which can be done up to fully close the chest and collar. Three welted pockets sit across the front of the jacket, with another two lining the inside of the chest for storage. The floating buggy lining gives just a little bit of extra comfort and structure, as well as allowing air to vent more freely through the interior while you move.
It's made from a beautiful 100% linen serge fabric, produced by the best linen weaving mill in Shenzhen using specialty high-twist yarns with a traditional delave finish. The pattern is inspired by vintage French workwear textiles, with narrow irregular pinstripes in a low-contrast combination, and is finished with a washing process that both softens and relaxes the weave, increasing airiness and comfort.
Over time and with extensive wear, this fabric is designed to age like an antique linen, getting even more comfortable and developing a gentle luster in some areas, while growing thin and fading in others.
Fits true to size. Wash cold and hang dry, or dry clean.
- 100% linen body
- 100% linen buggy lining
- 100% cupro sleeve lining
- 100% cotton trims
- High twist linen serge from Shenzhen, China
- Partial buggy lining
- Three external pockets
- Two internal pockets
- 3 button stance
- Horn buttons
- True to size
- Wash cold, hang dry
- Custom labels
- Produced in the MotivMFG workshop in China
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Peak Lapel Sack Jacket - Light Grey Stripe High Twist Linen Serge
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Product details
The Peak Lapel Sack Jacket was inspired by the highly functional and stylish worker's jackets of the 1920s. Usually made from hard-wearing materials and cut into anatomical, tailored fits, this version sits somewhere between classic workwear and more refined casual jackets.
Cut into a three-button stance, the handsomely curved peak lapels for which the jacket is named hide a fourth button, which can be done up to fully close the chest and collar. Three welted pockets sit across the front of the jacket, with another two lining the inside of the chest for storage. The floating buggy lining gives just a little bit of extra comfort and structure, as well as allowing air to vent more freely through the interior while you move.
It's made from a beautiful 100% linen serge fabric, produced by the best linen weaving mill in Shenzhen using specialty high-twist yarns with a traditional delave finish. The pattern is inspired by vintage French workwear textiles, with narrow irregular pinstripes in a low-contrast combination, and is finished with a washing process that both softens and relaxes the weave, increasing airiness and comfort.
Over time and with extensive wear, this fabric is designed to age like an antique linen, getting even more comfortable and developing a gentle luster in some areas, while growing thin and fading in others.
Fits true to size. Wash cold and hang dry, or dry clean.
- 100% linen body
- 100% linen buggy lining
- 100% cupro sleeve lining
- 100% cotton trims
- High twist linen serge from Shenzhen, China
- Partial buggy lining
- Three external pockets
- Two internal pockets
- 3 button stance
- Horn buttons
- True to size
- Wash cold, hang dry
- Custom labels
- Produced in the MotivMFG workshop in China
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Size Guide
| Size | Front Length | Shoulder | Chest | Sleeve Length |
| 46/Small | 28.75" | 18.5" | 43" | 24.75" |
| 48/Medium | 28.5" | 18.75" | 44" | 24.25" |
| 50/Large | 29.75" | 19.5" | 46" | 24.75" |
| 52/Extra Large | 30.75" | 20" | 47" | 26" |
| 54/XXL | 31.25" | 20.5" | 49" | 26.5" |
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