Oxford Waffle Wool Knit Cowichan Sweater - Black

Arriving in an all-black colourway, this versatile Buckle Wind Jacket comes courtesy of the outdoor and utilitarian-inspired label CAYL. It’s crafted from a lightweight and windproof Pertex Quantum Air nylon and features various functional detailing - including adjustable 3D pockets at the chest - then the brand’s signature mountain logo in white completes the design. This is a fantastic layer to protect you on those windy peaks or on a chillier or wetter day in warmer seasons.

• Pertex Quantum Air Nylon 
• Elasticated cuff + elasticated hem with tension cords
• Zip hand pockets + zip chest pockets in flap structure
• Adjustable hood
• Woojin plastic buckles
• YKK zippers throughout
• Two-Way zip up closure
• Slightly elongated back hem
• Reflective printed branding
• 100% Nylon
  
• Made in Korea

The Nylon Tusser overshirt features a functional nylon material that has been treated with high density woven taffeta to give it water repellency and a lightweight handle yet very durable. By using two types of threads, it has a unique technical feel of nylon and a natural cotton-like texture. Functional details include ventilation on the back and armholes, and pockets on the chest and on both side seams. Lined with mesh so it can me worn comfortably during high heat.

• Nylon Taffeta fabric
• Water repellant
• Slightly relaxed fit
• Two cheat flap pockets
• Two side seam pockets
• Back ventilation
• Button placket
  
• Point collar
• Buttoned cuffs
  
• Woven label at upper chest
• Model DT-A0316 NTU
• 100% Nylon
  
• Made in China

Note, sizes in brackets denote manufacturers' size.

Still cut and sewn in France using the same traditional methods and materials, this medium-weight Cotton/Linen herringbone weaved jacket is the perfect piece to welcome the warmer weather. Since it’s unlined, it allows for garments to be worn underneath. It hides an interior breast pocket and the straight hem and regular fit ensure you won’t feel constricted if/when you happen to wear a thick button-down with it.

This irregular herringbone fabric is typical of the old French workwear fabrics. It looks different according the light. It’s cotton/linen mix provides a light handle, soft touch
and it is hard wearing.

• Medium-weight Herringbone
• Regular fit
• Unstructured construction
• Plastic button placket
• Point collar
• Two waist patch pockets
• Left breast patch pocket 
• Interior pocket
• Model #2V39/5C
• 72% Cotton, 26% Linen, 2% Elastine
• Made in France

Note, sizes in brackets denote manufacturers' size.

Also available in Wood.

The chore jacket was originally a garment worn by farmhands during chilly mornings on the job. The boxy number had the look of a loose fitting shirt, only it was heavier and more durable, making it ideal for layering and fighting off the elements. Today, many menswear designers have taken the work jacket, given it a trim and a bit of fine-tuning, and released a more style-focused version. Vetra still cuts and sews their garments in France using the same traditional methods and materials they did many years ago.

Still cut and sewn in France using the same traditional methods and materials, this medium-weight Cotton/Linen herringbone weaved jacket is the perfect piece to welcome the warmer weather. Since it’s unlined, it allows for garments to be worn underneath. It hides an interior breast pocket and the straight hem and regular fit ensure you won’t feel constricted if/when you happen to wear a thick button-down with it.

This irregular herringbone fabric is typical of the old French workwear fabrics. It looks different according the light. It’s cotton/linen mix provides a light handle, soft touch
and it is hard wearing.

• Medium-weight Herringbone
• Regular fit
• Unstructured construction
• Plastic button placket
• Point collar
• Two waist patch pockets
• Left breast patch pocket 
• Interior pocket
• Model #2V16/5C
• 72% Cotton, 26% Linen, 2% Elastine
• Made in France

Note, sizes in brackets denote manufacturers' size.

Also available in Peacock Blue.

The chore jacket was originally a garment worn by farmhands during chilly mornings on the job. The boxy number had the look of a loose fitting shirt, only it was heavier and more durable, making it ideal for layering and fighting off the elements. Today, many menswear designers have taken the work jacket, given it a trim and a bit of fine-tuning, and released a more style-focused version. Vetra still cuts and sews their garments in France using the same traditional methods and materials they did many years ago.