A little Navy, a little Western and a good pair of jeans. This week's look brings together three American classics with very different backgrounds.
The 1943 N1 Deck Jacket Omaha takes us back to the decks of US Navy ships during World War II. Originally designed to protect sailors from cold winds and rough conditions at sea, the N1 became one of the most recognizable military jackets of its time. Its sturdy outer fabric and warm lining make it a great companion for the colder months.
Underneath, the 1952 Rider Shirt Saddle Blue adds a touch of the American West. With its Western-inspired details and classic check pattern, it's the kind of shirt that looks just as good under a jacket as it does on its own.
And then there's the 1958 Roamer Pant 15oz Indigo 106 Rinse. A classic five-pocket jean made from Candiani selvage denim, with a worn-in appearance that gives it the character of a favourite pair you've had for years.
From the open sea to the open roads.
