The Long Haul Jacket in Soil Slub Denim

Most denim jackets trade durability for looks or vice versa. This one delivers both by starting with slub cotton—a weave that creates natural texture and visual depth—then garment dyeing and washing the finished piece so it arrives already soft and lived-in.

The construction emphasizes longevity. Tack buttons and rivets replace snap closures. Zig-zag reinforcement stitching runs along the collar underside and front placket, the two spots that take the most strain. Hand-warmer pockets sit low at the hips, lined with organic cotton twill. Two chest pockets feature rounded patch styling, and the left one includes a pen sleeve. Inside you'll find two more pockets at waist level for items you want secure.

Slub denim means the yarn varies in thickness as it's spun, creating subtle texture that hides wear and prevents the flat, uniform look of standard denim. The eleven-plus-ounce weight offers warmth without bulk, making this a true three-season layer. The garment wash softens the fabric before it reaches you, so there's no stiff break-in period.

This jacket works over a T-shirt in spring or layered under a shell when temperatures drop. The trucker silhouette keeps the fit close without restricting movement. Wash it cold and tumble dry low; the construction and hardware are built to handle regular laundering without falling apart.