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Baracuta

Stone G9 Harrington Jacket

Stone G9 Harrington Jacket

The story of the Harrington is inextricably tied to that of John Simons. As is well documented, the jacket famously earned its title from none other than John himself, who in 1965 recognised Baracuta’s G9 model, which was being sold at the Ivy Shop in Richmond, to be the same as that worn by the character of Rodney Harrington, in the 1960s TV show Peyton Place. As was customary at that time, John placed the new line centre stage in his display window, with a hand-written note dubbing it “The Rodney Harrington”, in turn forever changing the menswear lexicon. 

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The Baracuta G9 remains the first and most classic iteration of the Harrington jacket, first conceived in Manchester in 1937 and set apart by its unique Fraser Tartan lining, ribbed dog ear collar with two button closer, and umbrella back yoke, all of which marks it as immediately distinct from cheaper market stall iterations. The G9 is a versatile garment which pairs wonderfully with everything from artisanal Japanese denim and chukka boots to chinos and loafers. 

Details: 

Umbrella back yoke

Ribbed tone-on-tone Dog Ear collar with a double button closure in personalised Baracuta buttons

Two-way zip

Raglan sleeves for extra movement

Two diagonal frontal pockets with a single button closure

Ribbed tone-on-tone cuffs and waistband for extra protection

Internal pocket in external cloth with personalised Baracuta button closure

Fraser Tartan lining in 100% breathable Coolmax Cotton

Cotton blend Baracuta Cloth

Coated in a WR treatment making it water-repellent

Regular Fit (We recommend sizing up)

Made in the UK

£360.00 GBP
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