Flannel-Lined Shacket

Open the shacket and the lining shows through — a brushed plaid flannel against the smooth outer face, a two-texture layer that changes character depending on how you wear it. Closed to the collar, it reads as a clean shirt-jacket; open over a tee, the plaid takes over.

A shirt collar sits above a full-length front closure set with round, metal-tone fastenings. Two flap chest pockets — one closed with a tab loop — sit above seam-set side pockets, and the inside collar facing carries a metal D-ring hanging loop for the days it comes off before it goes back on. Hip-length, so it layers easily under a coat or over a base layer.

• Shirt collar; full-length front closure with round, metal-tone fastenings
• Brushed plaid flannel lining, visible through the open front — the plaid varies by colourway
• Two flap chest pockets, one with a tab loop; seam-set side pockets
• Topstitched cuffs
• Inside collar facing with a metal D-ring hanging loop
• Matte, brushed finish; shacket length (hip)

Questions

Does the plaid lining match across every colour?
No — each colourway carries its own plaid, so the lining changes character from one colour to the next rather than repeating one pattern.

Is it meant to be worn open or closed?
Both. Fastened to the top it sits as a clean shirt-jacket; open, the plaid lining shows through the front for a two-texture look.

Can I layer it over a T-shirt, or under a coat?
Both — it's hip-length, cut to sit over a base layer or under something heavier when the weather turns.

Is there enough pocket space for everyday carry?
Two flap chest pockets plus seam side pockets — enough for keys, a phone, a card case.

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