The quintessential Harrington jacket: Baracuta G9. Renowned and appreciated over the years for its versatility and classic timeless style. Worn and loved by some of the most noteworthy men in recent history, it remains a true icon today. Shell made of water-resistant polyester/cotton. Lined with Fraser Tartan made of breathable cotton/polyester Coolmax®. Zipper fastening. Classic 2-button Baracuta collar. Front pockets with button-down flap. "Umbrella" back vent. Ribbed waist, cuffs, and inner collar. Regular fit

Before we delve into this garment’s history, let’s first define the characteristics of a Harrington jacket as we know it today.

· A waist length jacket.

· Made of either cotton , wool or leather ( also available in synthetics )

· Usually a single color on the outside.

· Fits snugly around the waist with an expandable elastics along the bottom hem and cuffs.

· Has a full front zip that runs all the way up to the neck.

· Has two buttoned flap pockets on either side in the lower fronts which are cut at an angle of 45 degrees.

· Straight collar much like a mandarin collar that fastens with two buttons.

· A back yoke that is designed to allow the rain to run away from the jacket and the wearer. This unique design feature was inspired by the umbrella.