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James Dant x Dehen - Club Jacket - Loden, Cream
James Dant x Dehen 1920 - Club Jacket - Loden, Cream
Coming Soon - Saturday, October 8 at 1pm EST
The Club Jacket is much more than a piece of outerwear for us. It's a symbol of transition and evolution from one stage of life to the next. We like to think of Dehen's Varsity jacket as the final style transition into true adulthood. Every guy should own one of these and wear it until the day they cross the rainbow bridge. After a couple of rounds of the classic, leather sleeve varsity...it was time to take the adventure to the next level. Once we saw the color combo for one of Dehen's Car Coats, we knew we needed to transition that style into a Club Jacket. This is the all-wool version that "adultifies" this silhouette even more. For us, it becomes sleeker and more versatile to wear with more dressy outfits. We are obsessed with the Loden colorway in everything they make, so sticking with this color was an easy choice. We think this is one of the most attractive jackets we've ever seen.
The interior is once again what we consider to be the best lining from Dehen. The diamond quilt pattern holds in just the proper amount of heat in an already warm jacket. These liners have always made us feel like we're getting what we pay for.
We can't forget the beautiful collaboration tag featured just below the inner, leather welt pocket (a new feature for this 2022 version). In this round, we decided specifically to go with a satin finish patch to mimic the interiors you see on many of Dehen's other jackets. Orange has obviously been a common theme for our branding for some time, so it was a no-brainer. Our creative team knocked this custom-woven label out of the park. It's the icing on the cake of another creative venture we've been holding in for quite some time now. The cage is open, and this beautiful beast is being let free.
This is a limited, exclusive run for James Dant. If past experience has proven anything, it's that Dehen Jackets don't stick around, let alone a custom one. We've worked very hard to make this baby a sleek yet nostalgic piece to match our specific style. We hope you love it!
- Loden Pendleton 24-ounce melton wool body
- Black leather accents for interior welt pocket
- 100% worsted wool trim
- Thicker cream roll collar with double ivory stripe, and light brown trim
- Black quilted diamond pattern lining
- Internal welt pocket w/Orange James Dant x Dehen custom artwork
- Antique brass snap front closure
- Made in Portland, USA since 1920
| SIZE | CHEST | WAIST* | SLEEVE* | LENGTH* | SHOULDER |
| S |
20.5"
|
18.75
|
26
|
25.25 | 17.25 |
| M |
22.5"
|
20.5
|
26.25
|
25.75 | 17.75 |
| L |
24"
|
21
|
27.5
|
26.25 | 18.5 |
| XL |
25.5"
|
23.5
|
28
|
26.75 | 19 |
| XXL |
26.75"
|
24.5
|
28.25
|
27.25 | 20 |
A variance of +/- .5" is within tolerance.
*Waist is taken above ribbing.
*Sleeve is taken from shoulder seam.
*Length is center back to hem
Fit Notes: Our first impression is that Dehen fits with a more American cut (i.e. larger). We've been proven wrong with the past few pieces though. We would say this brand has one of the truest fits on the market if that's possible. Shop owner Tommy is wearing a medium in the picture. The only way he can wear a small is over a tee-shirt, and while it has a more slimming look...it's much better for him to have the extra room. The medium fits spot on with a button-up or sweatshirt underneath. Keep in mind, this jacket is thick and lined....and all measurements are taken from the outside. So there's going to be a lot of padding there you need to account for. The club jacket looks trimmer in the arms than the varsity jacket due to the material, but the fit is the same. Tommy is 5'10," 165lbs with a 40" chest.
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