A classic J. Press sack jacket inspired by the clean, natural-shouldered tailoring of the 1960s Ivy boom years. Cut from charcoal merino wool, it has the relaxed, unstructured character that has long been central to the J. Press approach to American clothing.
The jacket features a natural shoulder, three-button front, single vent, slanted-out breast welt pocket and is fully lined. Cut in a regular fit, it has the easy proportions associated with traditional Ivy tailoring, making it equally at home worn with chinos, cords or as part of a suit with the matching trousers.
Made in Japan with the attention to detail and craftsmanship for which the Japanese interpretation of American Traditional style is known.
A jacket with a distinctly mid-century feel, reminiscent of the understated tailoring worn in The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit. Be like Gregory Peck and wear the Merino Wool Sack Jacket.

