Gently Used - 15oz Service Shirt - Stealth Selvedge

RGT - Gently Used - Service Shirt - 15oz Stealth Selvedge

This jacket was worn between 5-8 times and never washed. In order to help break in the elbows, it was spritzed with water which helped create the honeycombs you'll see in the pics. It's a fantastic jacket that will take some love to fully break in...but oh my once it does is it beautiful. 

Below is the original copy for this Service Shirt.

"For Fall/Winter this year, we finally had the opportunity to see RGT in the flesh in their warehouse in Los Angeles. We were blown away by the fabrics and production quality on this run. This Service Shirt (which, let's be honest, is more of a jacket) in their highly coveted 15oz Stealth selvedge is the perfect shirt for fall 3 seasons. Being unlined allows you to pick your lining. A nice crew neck, button-up, or hoodie works incredibly with this shirt/jacket. Black snaps, a selvedge ticker, made in Japan woven tag, runoffs, and handwarmer pockets are just a few of the things that make us love this piece. The fact that it is going to age incredibly well is another. The rope dyed black selvedge will age like indigo. The cheese dyed charcoal weft will stay colorfast. Ultimately, you're looking at some incredibly dusty fades when you break this thing in. We don't expect these to stick around long as they are one of RGT's best creations to date. 

• Black/Grey: 15oz Proprietary Stealth Selvedge 
• Custom black snaps
• Hand warmer style welt pockets
• 2 large chest pockets
• Triple-stitch runoffs
• Made in Los Angeles 

A variance of .25" is to be expected. 

Fit Notes: Shop owner Tommy can wear either a medium or small. He is 5'10" and 170lbs. The medium is more a true jacket fit. If you want to layer with this at all, you probably need to stick true to size. Flannels and sweats fit underneath easily in your true size even though it's very rigid at first. For a more trim to the body, only over a tee-shirt look...you should size down one. The arm length is a bit bigger in this meaning you may have to do a half cuff until the fabric pulls up in the elbows."