Geometry, not fluff. The quilting here runs in clean, equal squares across the chest and back — a grid that reads more architectural than cozy. Each square is a self-contained insulated chamber, so the fill stays put and the jacket keeps a flat, tailored line instead of billowing out at the sides.
A standing collar replaces a hood, and the front closure runs as a snap placket over a concealed zip. Two chest flap pockets with button closures sit at the yoke, plus two side entry slots lower down. The cuffs close with a single button tab. It's the kind of jacket that looks like it belongs in a city office as much as on a country weekend.
The khaki tone is warm and sanded — not army surplus, not beige. It pairs with navy, charcoal, indigo, and brown leather. A step up from a shirt jacket, a step down from a parka. This is the office-ready transitional layer you reach for on 55-degree commutes, when you want something polished enough for client meetings but comfortable enough for the walk to the train.
Product Specifications
Attribute | Details |
Style | Square-quilt band-collar utility jacket |
Color | Khaki / warm sand |
Quilting | Equal square grid pattern |
Shell Fabric | Brushed woven twill |
Lining & Fill | Light padded fill |
Closure | Snap button placket + concealed center zip |
Pockets | 2 chest flap pockets + 2 side entry pockets |
Collar | Band collar (no hood) |
Cuffs | Single snap-button cuff tabs |
Length | Mid-hip |
Styling & Occasions
Smart casual: navy chinos, white leather sneakers, crew neck sweater
Office appropriate: layered over an oxford cloth button-down
Weekend: dark indigo denim, brown suede boots
FAQ
Q: What temperature range is this jacket designed for?
A: It's a lightweight insulated layer — comfortable as outerwear at 45–60°F (7–15°C), and works as a mid-layer under a heavier coat below that.
Q: Is the band collar adjustable or stiff?
A: It's structured enough to stand on its own, but soft enough to fold flat if you prefer an open neckline. This band-collar design works in offices where a hooded jacket would feel too casual.
Q: Do you offer OEM/ODM customization for brands?
A: Yes — we work with mid-to-high-end outerwear brands on design-driven ODM programs. We develop 100+ new styles each season that you can select from, or we can modify our existing samples to your specifications. Our in-house design team draws on trends from both North American and European markets.
Q: What is your sample lead time and MOQ for custom orders?
A: Proto samples take 7–15 days. Bulk production runs at 45–75 days standard.We are BSCI, GRS, RDS, and OEKO-TEX® certified, with PFAS-free water repellency across our line.
