Tucson jacket in khaki
Tucson jacket in khaki
Tucson jacket in khaki
Tucson jacket in khaki

Tucson jacket

Water-repellent Scottish waxed cotton
£325.00
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We’re proud to introduce our very first waxed cotton garment. The Tucson is a straight-cut jacket with a confident silhouette, featuring four patch pockets on the front.

What truly sets it apart, however, is its fabric: a water-repellent waxed cotton canvas from Halley Stevensons, the century-old Scottish mill renowned for its expertise in waxed fabrics. Densely woven and weighing a versatile 230g/m², it’s ideal for mid-season wear.

Thanks to a modern finishing process, the fabric has a soft, dry and supple handfeel — perfectly suited to urban use, unlike traditional waxed jackets, which are often stiffer and oilier.

Offered in a deep khaki shade contrasted by a brown Italian corduroy collar, it will develop a unique patina over time.

Our model Yassine is 186 cm tall and wears a size 48 (M).

The waxed jacket, reimagined

The Tucson is our modern take on the waxed jacket. Its style goes hand in hand with functionality: the four front patch pockets add presence to your silhouette while keeping your everyday essentials within easy reach.

Also worth noting is the YKK two-way zipper, which allows you to adjust the opening from the bottom — either for a styling effect or to free up movement at the hips when seated.

How to wear this jacket

Casual, Ivy, streetwear or sportswear — it’s up to you to make the Tucson your own. It pairs just as well with a sweatshirt, jeans and sneakers as it does with an Oxford shirt, chinos and loafers.

A Scottish waxed cotton like no other

We chose a different approach to waxed cotton. While traditional coated canvases are full of charm and history, they are often quite heavy, with a greasy handfeel, and the wax can evolve over time — migrating, seeping, or even stiffening the fabric.

With the Tucson, we wanted to offer you a waxed cotton jacket that is easier to live with and to wear every day. Its fabric has a more matte appearance and a drier touch, while still preserving everything that makes waxed cotton so appealing: its water repellency and its ability to develop a unique patina over time.

This material is achieved thanks to an innovative finishing process that uses a limited amount of wax, then softens the fabric in a large fulling drum, ensuring greater comfort once on your shoulders.

We turned to none other than Halley Stevensons for this fabric. Founded in 1864 in Dundee, this renowned Scottish textile house is one of the pioneers of waxed cotton. Still 100% independent, it continues to handle its R&D, dyeing, and finishing operations at its historic site.