FINAL SALE: GD211 Trucker Jacket in American Selvedge Denim - River Indigo

This item is FINAL SALE and not eligible for returns or exchanges.

If somebody says "denim jacket" chances are, what they have in their mind, more specifically, is the trucker jacket. This style of denim jacket wasn't the original, and there have been endless other styles created since, but its without question the most iconic and universally loved. Its been reinterpreted, tweaked, and re-shaped over the years by countless designers and makers, but a few key things define the style:  the front and rear yoke, a somewhat "V" shaped silhouette, a shorter body length that hits around the waistline, and most recognizably, the two button flap pockets at the chest.

Glenn's Denim offer their take on this classic item in two fits. This one, the GD211 is their slim-fit version. The snug body, high armhole, narrow shoulders and slim sleeves reference a 1970's silhouette - body-hugging, with a shorter length that hits just at the waistline. 

SIZING AND FIT:

FABRIC AND WASH:

• 14 oz (medium weight) selvedge denim - woven in the USA by one America's last denim makers on antique shuttle looms, exclusively for Glenn's
• COLOR: River Indigo (A Mid Blue Indigo Color)
• WASH: Washed - This jacket has been washed one time, giving it a slightly faded and broken in look, which will increase over time with further wear. The garment is pre-shrunk.

DETAILS AND CARE:

• Made in New York City
• 2 exterior patch pockets with button flap closure at the chest
• 1 interior patch pocket at wearer's right breast
• Green "GLENN'S" Label on Pocket
• "Glenn's Denim" signature buttons and rivets in copper
• Green taping along sleeve placket and locker loop at inner neckline
• Features signature green arcuate on the breast pocket
• If you prefer to preserve the garment's original color and character for as long as possible, and allow for more dramatic natural fading, we recommend washing infrequently, and when you do, we recommend cold washing and hang drying. If you would like the garment to have a more broken-in, washed and faded look, machine wash and dry with like colors.

About Glenn's Denim: 

Glenn Liburd has worked behind-the-scenes at some of the biggest denim companies in the world, starting by sweeping the floors in denim factories in his home country of Trinidad as a teenager, and most recently creating bespoke jeans for a major denim brand in New York. His entire 30-year career of mastering the art of denim design, fit, and craftsmanship has culminated in his eponymous line, currently available exclusively at Brooklyn Tailors.