cropped jacket over fitted indigo knee length dress Full Count 2050-2102 "Fear of the Dark" Type 2 Indigo
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cropped jacket over fitted indigo knee length dress

cropped jacket over fitted indigo knee length dress Full Count 2050-2102 "Fear of the Dark" Type 2 Indigo

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cropped jacket over fitted indigo knee length dress Full Count 2050-2102 "Fear of the Dark" Type 2 IndigoThe Full Count 2050 2102 "Fear of the Dark" Type 2 jacket in Indigo is a modern fitting denim jacket inspired by vintage trucker jackets. Made from Full Count's own mid weight Japanese selvedge denim, this jacket has been washed and hand finished to produce an authentically worn and loved garment in darker indigo hues than the Dartford Wash. Full Count's Type 2 marries beautiful vintage inspired proprietary denim with a updated fit that includes a

The Full Count 2050-2102 "Fear of the Dark" Type 2 jacket in Indigo is a modern fitting denim jacket inspired by vintage trucker jackets.  Made from Full Count's own mid-weight Japanese selvedge denim, this jacket has been washed and hand-finished to produce an authentically worn and loved garment in darker indigo hues than the Dartford Wash.  Full Count's Type 2 marries beautiful vintage-inspired proprietary denim with a updated fit that includes a slightly boxy overall silhouette and shorter body and sleeve length than you find in many modern Type 2 jackets.  The result is a very comfortable, easy to wear year-round jacket you'll never want to take off.  Model is 6'0," 185 lbs wearing size 42/Large. 

Features:

  • Made from 15.5oz 100% cotton proprietary selvedge denim woven in Japan expressly for Full Count
  • Fabric woven using 100% Zimbabwean cotton
  • Fit: Boxy body with slightly shorter body and sleeve length than modern Type 2 jackets
  • Indigo dyed then custom washed for an authentically worn in look and feel
  • Type 2 trucker jacket silhouette with lower-set two flap buttoned chest pockets (no hand-warmer pockets)
  • Copper riveted at stress points for increased durability
  • Action pleating at placket for ease of movement
  • Machine wash cold/ gentle and air dry for increased longevity
  • Style No. 2050-2101 | Color: Indigo

Color:

Indigo (Dark Blue)

Sizing Recommendations:

Fit is slightly relaxed and runs True to Size 

Origin:

Made in Japan

Measurements:

Size Chest Shoulders Front Length Sleeve Length
36 20 17 23.5 23
38 20.5 18 24 23.25
40 22 18.5 25 23.5
42 22.75 19.5 26 24
44 23.5 20.25 26.5 24.5
46 24 21.5 27 25
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