Nigel Cabourn

Fatigue Jacket

Name: Fatigue Jacket
Brand: Nigel Cabourn
SKU: shopify_CA_10201910509873_50783593824561
Price: 750.00 CAD
Availability: OutOfStock

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No returns or exchanges. Final sale.

Style ID: 30007-1190

Color: 1-190 Green

Size Guide

Description

The Nigel Cabourn Fatigue Jacket is a refined take on classic military outerwear, blending elements from the M44 field jacket and jungle fatigues. Crafted from a combination of light moleskin and herringbone twill, this jacket offers a unique texture and durability. The fabric's soft, brushed finish provides comfort, while its structured design ensures practicality.

Classic collar
Front button closure
Gusseted pockets at the front with button closures
Slip pockets at the front
Adjustable tabs at the back
Adjustable cuffs
Made in Japan

Materials

Fabric Content: 100% cotton

Size Guide

Kobe wears size 48. He is 6'0"; chest: 34.5"; waist: 28"

Fits true to size. We recommend taking your normal size.

For additional size information, please visit our size guide or contact Customer Service at mailorder@gravitypope.com

	Size 48	Size 50
Chest	63.5	66
Shoulder	52.8	55
Sleeve length	59	60
Length	63.5	66

Women's European Clothing

EU	INTL	USA	US Waist
32	XXS	2	22/24
34	XS	4	25/26
36	S	6	27/28
38	M	8	28/29
40	L	10	30/31
42	XL	12	32/33

Men's European Clothing

EU	INTL	US Waist
44	XS	27
46	S	28/29
48	M	30/31
50	L	32/33
52	XL	34/35

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About the Designer

Nigel Cabourn is a British fashion designer known for his vintage-inspired clothing. He began his eponymous label in the early 1970s, and quickly gained popularity, utilizing fabrics such as Harris Tweed and Ventile in his military-inspired designs. His aim with each collection is to create timeless styles with lasting quality that improve with age and wear and are still relevant in years to come - clothing that can be worn for generations.