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Mariner Heavy Jacket <span> Black </span>
Mariner Heavy Jacket <span> Black </span>
Mariner Heavy Jacket <span> Black </span>
Mariner Heavy Jacket <span> Black </span>
Mariner Heavy Jacket <span> Black </span>
Mariner Heavy Jacket <span> Black </span>
Mariner Heavy Jacket <span> Black </span>
Mariner Heavy Jacket <span> Black </span>
Mariner Heavy Jacket <span> Black </span>
Mariner Heavy Jacket <span> Black </span>
Mariner Heavy Jacket <span> Black </span>

Mariner Heavy Jacket Black

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  • 13 ounce Bedford cord from Japan
  • Alpaca/wool lining from Japan
  • 1/8" double needle stitch detail
  • Universal zipper from Japan
  • Throat latch collar detail
  • Knit cuff detail
  • Custom horn buttons from Italy
  • Custom metal snaps from YKK
  • Interior welt pocket
  • 100% cotton exterior, 50% alpaca 50% wool interior
  • Small, Medium, Large, X-Large
  • Sewn in USA 
Mariner Heavy Jacket <span> Black </span>
Mariner Heavy Jacket Black Sale price$ 900

About the Mariner Heavy Jacket Black

We are proud to re-introduce the Mariner Jacket. For this version, we decided to line the entirety of the jacket with our Alpaca/Wool blend lining. The body, collar, and sleeves are all lined to create one of the warmest jackets we’ve ever offered. We also made subtle updates and refinements to the pattern to create the best fitting Mariner jacket yet. The wool cuffs are new as well - custom made for Freenote in the USA. Taking full advantage of the fur collar, a hidden throatlatch was added to secure the collar when popped to fend off the harshest weather.

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Mariner Jacket

The Mariner Heavy Jacket has virtually every adjustment I would personally make to typical Deck Jackets, the symmetrical front, larger collar, and most importantly, the lined sleeves. Freenote Cloth's Mariner Jacket is something else, and the fit is supreme as well. The jacket looks even better in person than in the pictures, in my opinion. The exterior is dense and tough, while the lining is soft enough to be worn with a t-shirt. Top notch execution and finishing to top it all off. It might be the nicest piece of outerwear I own currently. As an aside, some Mariner Heavy Pants would be pretty cool, even if it's not the best idea.