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GG Sweat Zipper Parka - 119 Dirty Dirty Base
Jackman - GG Sweat Zipper Parka - 119 Dirty Dirty Base
Jackman continues to impress us with every delivery. This round, we shifted gears into the world of mid-heavyweight sweats. This piece is as good of a sweatshirt as we've ever seen (and we don't say that lightly). The GG stands for grainy because this fabric has such character. They use two different yarn thicknesses in the knitting process in their factory in Fukui. The decorative yarn creates a whole heck of a lot of texture that you'll feel from the get-go. The zip version of the parka features a two-way, heavy-duty Universal zipper, in matte black this time. With all the amazing products we've carried over the years...we wouldn't be surprised if you're the most impressed with these.
This is a crewneck that uses domestic thick yarn and uses GG fleece that has both thickness and softness. The back is not brushed and can be worn for 3 seasons. The milling cutter (rib) also uses two threads to improve durability - a cover stitch over a grounding stitch. The hoods are also tailored to maintain a voluminous and beautiful silhouette. The back is raglan to eliminate the sharpness of the shoulders.
- Heavy Cotton Terry / 100% Cotton
- Densely knit cotton on hanging knitting machines
- Matte Black Zipper
- Produced in Jackman factory in Fukui prefecture
| . |
Length |
Chest |
Shoulder |
Sleeve |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 25.19 | 20.47 | 18.11 | 23.42 |
| M | 25.98 | 21.25 | 18.89 | 24.01 |
| L | 26.77 | 22.04 | 19.68 | 24.6 |
| XL | 27.55 | 22.83 | 20.47 | 25.19 |
A variance of .5" is within tolerance.
Fit Notes: Most people consider Jackman to fit small. We didn't really find that to be true. Shop owner Tommy is wearing a medium in the pictures. This seems to fit him spot-on in most Jackman pieces. He can choose to size up to large in these if looking for a roomier fit. If you're undecided, always size up. Tommy is 5’10,” 165lbs with a 40” chest, and typically wears a Japanese large.
Sweaters & Sweatshirts
Dotsume Cardigan - 77 Sumikuro
Dotsume has been good to us over the past 2 years because it's so versatile. From tees to sweatshirts, its knotted weaving is sturdy enough to work for so many different silhouttes. This was the first time we'd seen the cardigan in person, and it suited the fabric perfectly. It's just heavy enough to let you know it's there but by no means a wool-weight cardigan. They've given it that modern touch with black coated snaps vs. the traditional button cardigan. We love a good layering piece, and this is exactly that.
This cardigan is made from 20/7 cotton from the United States using a loop knitting machine and knitted to the maximum density over time. By knitting slowly with a loop knitting machine, the stitches are evenly distributed and will not shrink or warp even after repeated wear and washing. The design has a relaxed design with a strong drop shoulder and is sewn by skilled craftsmen using accumulated techniques to create a floating collar and silhouette when worn with the front open. This cardigan gives off an elegant look when you put your hand in your pocket.
Made in Japan.
Waffle Mid-Neck - 284 Dark Turquoise
For the same reason we fell in love with the watch caps, we fell in love with these mid-necks. They're made from the same waffle cotton. We've seen a lot of waffles in 8 years of James Dant, but nothing quite like this. This cotton has a fluffy, cushy, incredible natural stretch to it. You just don't see waffles like this without being packed with synthetics. We think this is what makes Jackman waffle so sought after. This is the shirt everyone knows from them! And some people own it in just about every color!
Made in Japan.
This is the introduction of Warehouse's new line "DENIME." As the phrase "serge de nime" comes from the word for cloth in the Nimes region of France, "DENIME" wants to seek materials that meet the needs of denim not only in the United States but from all over the world. To pair with that incredibly nostalgic, incredibly classic line of denim...they've also introduced a line of cut and sew that should couple up with the jeans incredibly well. Lucky for us, the sweats got here first to really wet the pallet. And they're incredible. These sweatshirts were developed to represent a time frame when casual fashion and athletic gear became daily wear. The fabric is woven using a hanging knitting machine with uneven, slubby yarn born of American cotton. The fabric, which is finished with a brushed back, has a slightly rough surface for texture but is extremely soft to the touch. The sewing is done with 4 needles (hence the name) called flush seamers, and the body and ribs are connected with specifications exclusively to make those seams unnoticeable when wearing. The colors are absolutely stunning, which is what drew us to these sweats from the start. Apparently, they're inspired by the color of Shetland sweaters.
This is the introduction of Warehouse's new line "DENIME." As the phrase "serge de nime" comes from the word for cloth in the Nimes region of France, "DENIME" wants to seek materials that meet the needs of denim not only in the United States but from all over the world. To pair with that incredibly nostalgic, incredibly classic line of denim...they've also introduced a line of cut and sew that should couple up with the jeans incredibly well. Lucky for us, the sweats got here first to really wet the pallet. And they're incredible. These sweatshirts were developed to represent a time frame when casual fashion and athletic gear became daily wear. The fabric is woven using a hanging knitting machine with uneven, slubby yarn born of American cotton. The fabric, which is finished with a brushed back, has a slightly rough surface for texture but is extremely soft to the touch. The sewing is done with 4 needles (hence the name) called flush seamers, and the body and ribs are connected with specifications exclusively to make those seams unnoticeable when wearing. The colors are absolutely stunning, which is what drew us to these sweats from the start. Apparently, they're inspired by the color of Shetland sweaters.
We have been waiting for these for soooooo long!! These beauties don't disappoint. The ultra-heavy loopwheel cotton lives up to its name. It's for the guys who love the ultra-heavy flannels and those who want more than just a basic. Tommy wore his for one day and already has pullup in the arm. This is the most solid, yet soft interior we've ever touched. Of all the colors to be put out, we think only the olive lives up to the lore of the black. These two are like peas in a pod. It's also got that iconic universal zipper with the veg tan pull tab. These babies pick up age over the years to become a gorgeous, rich shade of brown. Can't wait to rock ours on these cool spring nights.
