THE VARSITY JACKET

Since our garments function as two jackets in one, each panel is distinct and requires a high level of skill to construct. The Varsity Jacket features multiple components, including wool, satin, quilted satin, parachute detailing, quilted nylon, and more. As both sides are completely different, the construction process is complex and time-consuming.

HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO MAKE?

Production of the new Wool Varsity Quilt Jacket takes around 18 hours from start to finish.  The manufacturing process involves a production line of about five people, from cutting and quilting to stitching. Afterward, the jacket is pressed and undergoes quality control, meaning around 10 people are involved overall.

REVERSABILITY

The Wool Varsity Quilt Jacket is reversible, offering two distinct styles in one. On one side, the design draws from military, featuring bold orange accents, whilst the reverse side elevates the traditional varsity bomber in luxurious Italian satin. 

PRACTICALITY

A key design feature of the jacket is the dual material sleeves: The satin side is positioned to make layering over sweaters easier, while the wool side, when worn next to the skin, offers extra warmth.

COMFORT + DURABILITY

The jacket also features double onion quilting on the satin side, giving it a structured and durable feel, consistent with traditional varsity jackets. Quilted panels on the back enhance comfort and durability, protecting the wool from friction caused by bag straps.

MODULARITY

The modular design gives the wearer agency to create their own unique version, with the option to add a hood for extra protection, a collar for both style and function, or a reversible liner to increase warmth in colder conditions.