Product Details
＋MODEL WEARS MEDIUM: Chest 37” // Waist 32” // Height 6ft 2”
Introducing the Stockton Jacket, a tribute to craftsmanship and timeless style, inspired by the iconic worker jackets of the 19th century.
Forged from 13.5oz Indigo selvedge denim made from organic cotton, the Stockton Jacket pays homage to traditional dying techniques. The Wabash style print, inspired by 1800s workwear fabric, pays further tribute to its heritage. Through a unique rinse-wash process, the Stockton Jacket looks aged and lived in the moment it arrives.
Designed with utility at its core, the Stockton Jacket features laid on pockets, including a chest pocket with a pencil holder, and lower patches for added convenience. The button fastening cuffs offer adjustable styling, ensuring both comfort and a classic silhouette in its regular fit.
Features like mock-leather buttons, twin needle stitching, selvedge trim inside the front opening, and a hangar loop in the back neck creates the trademark &SONS look.
Such a beautiful jacket! Fits just right. I love the vintage colour as well. &SONS is my new favourite clothing brand, by far!
A TRIBUTE TO CRAFTSMANSHIP AND TIMELESS STYLE
Origins
The origins of the Stockton Jacket trace back to the Wabash technique, dating to the 1800s, originating from J.L. Stifel & Sons in West Virginia. Wabash fabrics were originally adapted by the Indian Wabash tribe of the American Midwest, turning denim workwear into a visual identifier of one's profession. This rich heritage is now woven into the fabric and story of the Stockton Jacket, bridging the past and the present.
Made In Turkey
Features
- 13.5oz Indigo selvedge denim made from Organic cotton
- 99% Cotton 1% Elastane
- Raw denim
- Styling and fit based on our blue bolt chore jacket
- Chest pocket with pencil holder
- Lower patch pockets
- Button fastening cuff
- Hangar loop in the back neck
- Twin needle stitching
- Selvedge trim inside front opening
- Wabash style print
- Rinse wash
- Mock-leather buttons
Care Instructions
For specific care instructions, see our guide to caring for your product.
