Iconic Western jacket cut from Icelandic merino shearling
First worn by pilots for high-altitude insulation in WWI, the shearling jacket was adopted by workers and ranchers in the mid-20th century for long days in freezing conditions. By the time the ’70s rolled around, the style had been adopted by Hollywood legends and jet-set skiers in mountain towns from Aspen to St. Moritz. After obsessing over a vintage example with Western yokes and a classic button front, our team at Flint and Tinder set out to build their own. To elevate the design, they cut theirs from Icelandic merino shearling with a 10mm pile for warmth in harsh alpine conditions. With its soft suede and timeless Western style, it feels like the bedrock of a winter wardrobe and an heirloom in the making.
Features
Soft Icelandic merino suede shearling with 10 mm pile interior for warmth
Classic Western pointed yokes
Handwarmer pockets and four-button front
Sizing
The Icons Shearling Jacket fits true to size; order your usual jacket size
Materials
Iceland Merino Suede Shearling
Made in Turkey
About Flint and Tinder by Huckberry
Flint and Tinder reworks archival designs for today. Rooted in American style and uncompromising craftsmanship, each piece is built to wear in, not out. From the iconic Flannel-Lined Waxed Trucker to our bestselling Stretch Selvedge Denim, every design can be traced back to original vintage garments that perfected the look decades ago.
