walking jackets

Designed by Galuh Kenanga in Bali, this versatile kimono jacket is hand-stamped with a pretty floral pattern. Using batik, Balinese artisans dye the rayon jacket in shifting hues of azure, spring green, and chestnut. A relaxed fit and three-quarter sleeves give the jacket modern appeal.

This casual bomber-style jacket features all-over embroidery in neutral tones on soft cotton muslin. With a zip front closure and angled slash pockets, its’ an easy-to-wear, multi-season jacket. Designed by Anchal Ahuja and crafted in India, the jacket is fully lined with cotton and features delicate metallic beads along the flat collar neckline.

Step up your style with this lightweight cotton blazer finished with touches of floral embroidery, a nod to the rich textile heritage of the Peruvian Andes. Polished yet casual, the jacket layers beautifully over dresses or elevates basic jeans and a tee. Button front closure.

Antonio grew up immersed in the textile tradition of his hometown, deep in the Andes mountains. As an adult, he decided to combine his skill and knowledge with those from his sisters and start a workshop. Their designs combine natural materials with novel styles and techniques, and draw inspiration from the culture and landscapes around them.

For the dry Australian outback and the extreme weather of New Zealand’s South Island, rugged work gear like this oilskin canvas vest is essential. Its wax-impregnated material resists rain through years of hard wear. Seven outer pockets, including two hand-warmer pockets, keep all of your essentials comfortably at hand. One inner pocket is perfect for wallet, passport, or MP3 player. Snaps at the waistband and a zip closure with snap-over storm flap keep the wind out. Flannel lined with a nubuck leather-lined collar.

Use a soft brush to remove any dirt. The jacket can be spot-cleaned with a damp sponge and cool water, but using detergent or dry cleaning will destroy the waterproof treatment.