Dehen's varsity jackets are a huge part of their longstanding heritage - William Dehen built the first Dehen varsity jacket in 1951, shortly after they became iconic within sportswear in the 1930s, and well before they would become popularized as casual outerwear for non-athletes. Countless jackets have been crafted by hand with traditional machines and the absolute best materials over Dehen's last seventy years, including many made in partnership with schools and sportsteams such as Harvard.
This is a Dehen's newest style of varsity jacket, featuring a leather byron collar and raglan sleeves, and is otherwise crafted to Dehen's usual top-quality construction and material standards. Crafted with a heavyweight 22oz black melton wool body, paired with a black leather byron collar with a melton wool undercollar, black leather raglan sleeves, pocket welts, and locker loop.
22 oz melton wool body
Black leather byron collar with black melton wool undercollar
Black leather raglan sleeves, pocket welts, and locker loop
2 x 2 knit cuffs, waistband, and roll collar
Striped wool trim knit at Dehen factory
Black quilted lining
Interior leather welt pocket
Snap front closure
Double welt front pockets
Premium leather locker loop
Knit, cut & sewn in Portland, Oregon
Description from Brooklyn Clothing Co..
Shops in Canada.
