Lot DD-2001 - T-Back Style Denim Jacket - Indigo O/W

If we had to pick one thing we could choose to highlight from Warehouse & Co., it would be the Duck Digger denim series. There's something so incredible about the details that make this seem like it was never worn but left in a mine for years. The Duck Digger tag alone is enough to get us excited, so when we saw the super rare first model denim jacket come to life in this split back, we couldn't stop ourselves. It's called the T-Back because of the iconic 3-panel design used to create the back of the jacket. This would technically be a Type-1 as it's a repro of the first model known to exist. Originally, this design was only used on larger sizes, according to Warehouse (this was a new piece of knowledge for us). To give smaller guys the same vintage experience, they've used this sewing style throughout. This baby features 13.5oz rinsed cotton that feels like the OG stuff. It's cut slightly differently than their original 2001xx model to accommodate the reproduction, and we think it's gorgeous. This fluffy cotton plucked from 3 southern states (likely EMOT: Eastern Memphis New Orleans, and Texas) will not disappoint in person.

• 100% Cotton
• 13.5oz Selvedge Denim
• 3-State Cotton (for the closest to period correctness)
• T-Back design
• Single flap pocket
• Copper rivets
• Cinch back
• Original baracks bag
• White-coated nickel buttons
• "Duck Digger" leather tag
• One-wash treatment
• Made in Japan

A variance of +/-.5" is within tolerance. 

Fit Notes: Shop owner Tommy is wearing a size 42 in this jacket. As you can see, these are built with a boxier cut which gave him a very boxy cut. It was boxy in the body and long in the sleeves, but the length in the body was proper for his outfit. If you're wearing it more as a vintage fit with higher rise denim, you could likely get away with something closer to your true size. Tommy is 5'10," 165lbs with a 40" chest.