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Field Jacket | 12 oz Waxed Canvas | USA Wool Blanket Lining | Charcoal

$525.00
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Bradley Mountain started in 2012 around a simple idea: make things that last longer than the typical product cycle, and build a community that values intentionality over accumulation. This field jacket is what that looks like in practice. Twelve-ounce waxed canvas outer shell, 100% USA wool blanket lining, antiqued brass snaps. Two gusseted dump pockets, two mid-height rifle pockets, zipper chest pocket, interior pocket. Corduroy collar. Zipper and snap wind flap on the front. Fits like a car coat — a few inches longer than Bradley Mountain's Cabin jacket, sitting just below the belt line. The waxed canvas sheds water and ages visibly; the wool insulates without bulk. Made in the USA. Spot clean only.

Twelve ounces of waxed canvas is heavy enough that putting this on feels like a decision. The brass snaps will tarnish. The canvas will mark. The whole thing develops a record of where it's been, which is like a travelogue that you wear.

  • 12 oz waxed canvas outer shell
  • 100% USA wool blanket lining
  • Antiqued brass snaps throughout
  • Two gusseted dump pockets
  • Two mid-height rifle pockets
  • Zipper chest pocket plus interior pocket
  • Corduroy collar
  • Zipper and snap wind flap on front
  • Fits like a car coat—longer than the Cabin jacket, just below belt line
  • Spot clean only
  • Made in USA
  • Wool lining thick enough that you'll wear this jacket in temperatures where everyone else looks cold and regretful

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