A neat looking showstopper from Arpenteur. This Lux J jacket is a modern iteration of a workwear jacket with a slightly wide and cropped cut, pointed collar and welt pockets.
Now that colour - it’s a vibrant blue achieved from a naturally dyeing process using woad, a European native wildflower known as Isatis tinctoria. Buttons are matched to the colour and have an almost marble looking effect. The colour is insanely good.
The jacket is unlined and made in France from a wonderfully soft brushed moleskine - even inside the pockets. It’s a wear-with-anything jacket and Oisín has chosen to style his with the Arpenteur Sarto trousers (another go-with-everything style).
Also available in warm grey and black.
Made in France
100% cotton (brushed moleskine)
Unlined
Welt pockets
Buttoned front
Garment dyed (natural dye)
Colour: woad
Sizing: Oisín is 170 cm and wears size M
A neat looking showstopper from Arpenteur. This Lux J jacket is a modern iteration of a workwear jacket with a slightly wide and cropped cut, pointed collar and welt pockets.
Now that colour - it’s a vibrant blue achieved from a naturally dyeing process using woad, a European native wildflower known as Isatis tinctoria. Buttons are matched to the colour and have an almost marble looking effect. The colour is insanely good.
The jacket is unlined and made in France from a wonderfully soft brushed moleskine - even inside the pockets. It’s a wear-with-anything jacket and Oisín has chosen to style his with the Arpenteur Sarto trousers (another go-with-everything style).
Also available in warm grey and black.
Made in France
100% cotton (brushed moleskine)
Unlined
Welt pockets
Buttoned front
Garment dyed (natural dye)
Colour: woad
Sizing: Oisín is 170 cm and wears size M
Arpenteur is a menswear brand from Lyon that epitomises classic, understated, French elegance.
The construction of their garments combines the utilitarian quality of workwear, outerwear and sportswear with French precision. It was created by Marc Asseily and Laurent Bourven in 2011.
All Arpenteur garments are entirely made in France in order to preserve and continue the heritage of local menswear manufacturing.
