For this winter season, the Japanese label Jackman introduces a beautiful new camel color for their iconic Wool Collarless jacket. Crafted from a Shetland wool blend knit, it provides a dry yet silky touch. Designed for comfortable wear without the burden of excessive weight, the wool is intricately and gently knitted, coupled with a slight percentage of polyester to enhance durability and structure.
Drawing inspiration from the brand's athletic aesthetic, this model takes cues from the sportswear wardrobe. It incorporates the design elements of coach jackets worn during training sessions in cooler weather, featuring adjustable length and opening with a drawstring subtly threaded through the waist. The relaxed fit, along with slightly dropped shoulders, makes it an effortlessly layerable piece—whether worn as an outer layer or beneath a coat when temperatures drop.
This garment is truer to size compared to other upper garments from the brand and when compared to other Japanese brands. We find the true-to-size sizing to be accurate, but if you prefer a more relaxed fit, consider going up one size from your usual. However, as always, we recommend consulting our size chart for the perfect fit.
Founded in 1949 by Mitsugu Tanabe, Jackman's journey began in the Tanabe Meriyasu factory in Fukui, Japan. Inspired by the stockings of American baseball teams post-war, Tanabe's commitment led to crafting exceptional baseball stirrup stockings with innovative machines. The legacy of Tanabe Meriyasu became synonymous with quality, even supplying the 1964 Japanese Olympic team. Today, Jackman remains a testament to this legacy, crafting each piece with unwavering dedication in the same factory. Rooted in tradition, yet embracing innovation, Jackman embodies excellence while honoring its baseball-inspired origins.
