5063 - Silver Dawn Jackets
MATERIAL: 100% Cotton
FABRIC WEIGHT: 410 GSM
FIT: Relaxed
DESIGN: A premium denim jacket built with a soft, mid-weight feel and a relaxed, easy-layering silhouette. Designed with a washed finish that brings out natural highs and lows across the fabric, giving it a vintage, worn-in look right out of the box. Features dropped shoulders, reinforced seams, metal hardware, and a clean front button closure. Subtle distressing and edge fading give the jacket depth without overdoing the details, making it a versatile everyday layer.
MODEL: The model in the first photo is wearing a size XL. He is 6'3" and weighs 210 lbs.
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5063 - Silver Dawn Jackets
MATERIAL: 100% Cotton
FABRIC WEIGHT: 410 GSM
FIT: Relaxed
DESIGN: A premium denim jacket built with a soft, mid-weight feel and a relaxed, easy-layering silhouette. Designed with a washed finish that brings out natural highs and lows across the fabric, giving it a vintage, worn-in look right out of the box. Features dropped shoulders, reinforced seams, metal hardware, and a clean front button closure. Subtle distressing and edge fading give the jacket depth without overdoing the details, making it a versatile everyday layer.
MODEL: The model in the first photo is wearing a size XL. He is 6'3" and weighs 210 lbs.
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MATERIAL: 100% Cotton
FABRIC WEIGHT: 410 GSM
FIT: Relaxed
DESIGN: A premium denim jacket built with a soft, mid-weight feel and a relaxed, easy-layering silhouette. Designed with a washed finish that brings out natural highs and lows across the fabric, giving it a vintage, worn-in look right out of the box. Features dropped shoulders, reinforced seams, metal hardware, and a clean front button closure. Subtle distressing and edge fading give the jacket depth without overdoing the details, making it a versatile everyday layer.
MODEL: The model in the first photo is wearing a size XL. He is 6'3" and weighs 210 lbs.
