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Filson Mackinaw Cruiser Wool Jacket - Alaska Fit

$350.58 US

-- Colour -- Red/Black

-- Jacket Size -- 44

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SKU: 10043-RB-44

Introduced in 1914, the Filson Mackinaw Cruiser jacket is still just as warm, functional and durable, and proves that when in the great outdoors, you just can't beat wool. The Alaskan fit model retains Filson's original, straight side seam that allows for plenty of space for additional layers underneath.

Filson Mackinaw Cruiser Wool Jacket

$422.63 US

-- Colour -- Charcoal Forest Green Red/Black

-- Jacket Size -- XS S M L XL XXL XXXL

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SKU: 11010043-CH-S

The Filson Mackinaw Cruiser jacket was introduced in 1914, and even today, is still just as warm, functional and durable. The updated Mackinaw Cruiser features a slightly tapered fit down the sides of the jacket, and is true to size.

Filson Double Mackinaw Cruiser Wool Jacket

$469.32 US

-- Colour -- Charcoal

-- Jacket Size -- 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52 54

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SKU: 11010041-CH-40

The Filson Double Mackinaw Cruiser is two layers of 24 oz. mackinaw wool - a one-piece cape sewn over Filson's Mackinaw Cruiser style jacket. Four large utility pockets and hand warmer pockets in front, plus a full-width back map pocket that creates another full double layer.

Outdoor Wool and Cotton Jackets

Space age synthetic materials are all the rage these days, and there’s no shortage of brightly coloured, puffy, high tech shells on the market. While suitable for walking the dog on a maintained trail, or jogging on the local boardwalk, how well will it hold up when hauling a canoe over branches of fallen deadfall on an unmaintained portage? Or if you accidentally scrape against it while bucking up firewood with a collapsable saw? Our philosophy is that a jacket needs to be durable and tough, as well as wind and water resistant, so we prefer jackets of wool and cotton. Wool provides warmth, and can absorb 30% of it’s weight in moisture before it feels wet. Cotton canvas is tough, water repellent, and when treated with wax, waterproof. Yes, it means more maintenance, but it also means that your jacket can work or play as hard as you do - no matter the conditions, or environment.