Garments that stand the test of time by design
Shirts and jackets and trousers are cut and sewn in workrooms which do so only for shirts or jackets or trousers. Knitwear is hand-framed in one or another far-flung corner of an island. Cloth — often hand-woven — comes from mills very much above, if you will, the run of most mills. Buckles and toggles and so on are made by old hands in old establishments.
Made by the water-haters at Ventile as a luggage-weight variety of their classic weather-proof cotton, and honed again and again until deemed fit to bear the company hallmark. Equivalent in heft to 15oz canvas and woven with the same top percentile of extra-long-staple cotton fibres with which the Ventile name has, since the 1940s, been built.
Original price was: $750.00.$650.00Current price is: $650.00.
Field coat — replete with umpteen useful features for the great outdoors — made in London, with rain-proof cotton from Scotland, and sand-cast brass buckles from the Midlands. The jacket fits true to size. This is cotton, but with elements like the sleeve-lining and the press-studs which are not. As such, it is best washed by hand in lukewarm water, or dry cleaned. If a machine must be used, a cold wash and no tumble-drying is the only option.
| Size | XS, S, M, L, XL |
|---|---|
| Color | Dark Olive, Navy |
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