Dehen 1920 Sashiko Weekender Jacket - Indigo

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Field Notes

Dehen's Sashiko Weekender is a fantastic versatile layer. The jacket is made from a 12oz Japanese Sashiko fabric, characterised by its indigo dyed 'rice grain' weave, it is not to be confused with the traditional embroidering technique of the same name. The structure of the fabric means that it will fade beautifully over time in a similar fashion to denim. With worsted wool waistband and fold back cuffs, this jacket is packed with intricate textured detailing that is sure to get many compliments.

Shell: 12 oz. 100% cotton sashiko fabric, milled in Japan
Knit trim: 100% worsted wool, knit at the Dehen factory
Lining: 100% polyester
2-way zipper
Double welt pockets with snap closures
Internal welt pocket with snap closure
Product code: JA080
Made in Portland, Oregon, USA

Fit & Sizing

Fitting

True To Size

This garment fits true to size, we recommend buying your usual size.

Dehen 1920

Heavyweight sportswear

William Peter Dehen's company was born in 1920, with a clear goal of knitting durable sportswear for college athletes. Throughout the decades, Dehen 1920 has retained the charm of a traditional family business, adding designs ranging from varsity and coach jackets, to sweats and leathers. Today, the brand is seen as one of the world's leading heritage manufacturers, who are still proudly Made in America and who still aim to preach a 'heavy-duty, old-school truth' in their products.