Inlet Shirt Jacket

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A classic shirt jacket made with Faherty’s bestselling, super-soft fabric

The Faherty Inlet Shirt Jacket combines their classic CPO shirt jacket with the unique fabric from their bestselling Inlet Knit Blazer—for one helluva versatile layer. Made from a comfortable and eco-friendly mix of organic cotton and recycled polyester, it’s perfect for both days out on the town and weekends spent at the cabin. With an easy-on-and-off button front closure, functional patch pockets, and a set of hidden lower pockets, the clean design doesn’t skimp on utility. Topped off with a crisp shirt collar and a convenient locker loop, this jacket combines rugged practicality with refined design.

Features

• Front button closure for easy on and off
• Shirt style collar adds a tailored yet casual look
• 2 lower pockets hidden at side seams
• Hanging locker loop at interior neck seam
• 2 chest pockets with button closure for EDC
• Buttons at cuffs for an customizable fit

Materials

• 85% Organic Cotton, 15% Recycled Polyester;
• Recycled Horn Buttons at collar band, chest pockets, front placket, and sleeve cuffs
• Made in China

Sizing

• The Inlet Shirt Jacket fits true to size, so take your normal size

Care

• Dry clean recommend
• Close all fastenings and turn inside out before washing
• Machine wash cold with like colors on delicate cycle
• Do not bleach
• Tumble dry low, remove promptly
• Cool iron when needed

About Faherty

Long before we took the plunge into the wild waters of entrepreneurship, twin brothers Alex and Mike Faherty were our surf buddies. Admittedly, they did most of the surfing on those trips, like 99.9%. But what we really remember were the late-night bonfire sessions that could spill over into the wee hours of the morning. These days, we’re much better equipped for beach days that spill over into beach nights thanks to the apparel outfit they started: Faherty. Their lifelong connection to the ocean, and Mike’s years of experience designing for Ralph Lauren have come together to create apparel that’s sustainably built from some of the softest fabrics we’ve ever felt. It’s a level of comfort and mindfulness The Dude himself (a.k.a. El Duderino) would appreciate.