Huckberry Flint and Tinder Men's Flannel-Lined Waxed Trucker Jacket, Water & Weather Resistant

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I really liked the look of this jacket as it's designed to develop a good patina. I'm happy to say it doesn't disappoint. With this type of waxed cotton, it adapts to the wearer a bit like leather does. It becomes very much your own as it conforms to your shape. The sleeves are deliberately cut slightly on the long side so that you get the crinkles at the elbow for instance. As soon as I put it on it felt as if it was made for me. The cut is very good, it sits just right on the shoulder and the flannel lining is soft and comfortable. Given this would be directly imported, I was anxious I might need to return it, but I'm happy to say it was true to size. I would recommend checking Flint & Tinder's sizing guide as they show a couple of real people wearing your chosen size, stating their weight and body measurements, and I found that very helpful. As an import into the UK this is expensive, but it is high quality, and at least the customs deposit is included, so you know up front without surprises. The shipping and tracking is taken care of by Amazon and in my case it arrived well ahead of estimate. And yes, in case you were wondering, it turns out this is exactly the jacket worn by a certain character in a certain popular streaming series based on a certain game set in dystopia where people turn into mushrooms. But for me, it's just a really great jacket.

My first waxed canvas jacket, I’m very impressed. Fit is great, flannel is nice, waxed canvas keeps shape. Would buy again.

Dear Flint & Tinder, This is one of the best jackets for Fall to early part of Winter. It is flannel lined and nicely waxed so many people can wear this type of jacket. I understand this jacket is was designed for Truckers but normal men have purchased it because it is rough and tough. It's well built, durable, it keeps you warm and dry. This is my first waxed cotton jacket with a flannel lining and it'll be the last. I am in my mid 40's so I am starting to appreciate items that will last a long time with care. For example, I wear manily Grant Stone footwear. Their shoes, boots, and loafers are all resoleable and made from good materials. They are considered Heritage footwear just like this jacket. I have been wearing glasses for a better part of 20 yrs yet this is the first time, a couple months ago that I started looking for heirloom quality frames. What I found was Moscot's acetate frames also very robust and seems like glasses that will last a decade if not longer. The reason I wanted this jacket is because I love heritage style clothing. I wear selvedge denim jeans from Naked & Famous and before that I wore nothing but 7FAMK jeans. They cost around the same but selvedge is the best you can buy. Point I'm making is that the older you get the more you stop buying fast fashion but rather you buy things that will develop a patina and tell a story of how you live your life. What you do in them everyday. Ever scrap, nick, fade, scratch etc, give the piece character and tells YOUR story and the type of life you live. Sure. It doesn't come with the prestiage of buying from D&G or Prada, or Gucci, or Burberry but those products charge a lot just to have their brand names plastered all over your clothing and they cut corners on quality and durability. This jacket is perfect. It works for my style. It keeps me warm, and it will protect me no matter the weather. Now, these are flannel lined so when it gets cold you will need to wear a thick hoodie or thermals for layering. I have also bought the wool version of this jacket and I will use it for the winter time, when it gets cold. I can't wait to see how this jacket patinates and the creases that they develop and I will no longer buy clothing from brands with big logos. My Moscot frames, the Baitsim and the Dolt have absolutely no branding on the outside but the branding is in their style and on the inside of the temples which most people can not see. F&T has been around a long time. Not as long as Moscot's I don't think(110yrs) but they make very well made durable pieces. I bet I can wear this jacket for the rest of my life and it'll only get better with more wear. I am extremely happy with my purchase and I can't wait to get the wool lined version of this jacket! If you're looking for something that will keep you dry, warm, and comfortable while it's getting colder then buy this jacket and you won't be sorry. My only gripe is that the sleeve are a bit short. I am 6'1 and 160lbs so I'm skinny and the sleeves are on the shorter side but that's ok because I can wear them with the sleeves rolled up and no one would be able to tell they're not long enough. What do you think?

lovely jacket, quality is like a Barbour waxed jacket. I'm 5'10" and 185 lbs. 39" chest. usually wear a medium. It was too small- not even room for more than a tee shirt. I exchanged it for a Large. It fits, but is still snug. For room for a sweater I would go with an XL and hope the sleeves aren't too long.