Freenote Cloth Rj 2 Shearling Denim Jacket Large The rj 2 is lined with hand selected, genuine shearling. the exterior is a rugged 20 ounce raw selvedge denim woven by kuroki mills in japan. the sleeves are lined with custom made quilted satin lining. leaving no detail to chance, we even special ordered heavy duty reproduction zippers from universal zippers japan. Part cafe racer jacket, parter trucker jacket, the rj2 has been a well loved mainstay of freenote's collection for years. inspired by the sherpa trucker jackets of years past, everything has been upgraded from the inside out. the whole garment revolves around the 100% shearling lining, hand selected for color and quality.
Freenote Cloth Rj 2 Shearling Denim Jacket Large The cd 4 jacket is made from a hard wearing 15oz pigment dyed cotton japanese outer shell and an extra warm alpaca wool lining, providing high heat retention and excellent touch. this jacket is incredibly versatile, and it's built for hard conditions and designed for maximum style. freenote cloth is the project of three brothers based in san juan capistrano, california, obsessed with producing. Add to cart. collections: denim, freenote cloth, insulated, jackets & vests, selvedge denim, tops. zipper version of the riders jacket 20 oz. selvedge denim from kuroki mills, japan real shearling lining and collar 1 4” double needle stitch detail action back with elastic bands in the gussets front pleat detail quilted sleeve liner shearing. Sleeve: 26". back: 26.5". amazing real shearling lined denim jacket from freenote cloth. current retail for new is $1200. some info from the retailer: real shearling lining and collar. 1 4” double needle stitch detail. action back with elastic bands in the gussets. front pleat detail. This one looks really sharp. from a distance most people would probably think it was a leather jacket. it's a bit too tame for my liking personally. i'd expect a 900$ shearling lined denim jacket to be a huge statement piece, but this one barely speaks to me. freenote seems to do things rather conservatively.
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