- Model: Filson x Baracuta G9 Harrington Jacket
- Shell Material: 100% heavy-duty Filson Mackinaw Wool (exceptionally tight, wind-resistant weave)
- Body Lining: 100% breathable cotton
- Sleeve Lining: Smooth polyester-viscose blend (45% viscose) for effortless layering
- Rib Details: 50% virgin wool, 50% acrylic ribbed collar, cuffs, and hem
- Signature Features: Archival umbrella back yoke and unrestricted raglan sleeves
- Collar: Classic two-button stand dog-ear collar with soft interior ribbing
- Closure: Heavy-duty two-way front brass zipper
- Pockets: Two front flap pockets with secure button fastenings
British Subculture Icon Rebuilt in Pacific Northwest Armor
The Baracuta G9 Harrington has spent nearly a century as a cornerstone of British menswear—worn by everyone from mid-century cinema icons to modern mod revivalists. But while the original lightweight cotton poplin was engineered for drizzly Manchester golf courses, this collaboration with Filson rebuilds the classic blouson into an uncompromising cold-weather fortress.
The Power of Filson 100% Mackinaw Wool
Cut entirely from Filson’s legendary Mackinaw Wool, the shell features an unyielding, exceptionally dense weave that acts as a natural windbreak without suffocating breathability. Mackinaw wool remains one of nature’s most efficient insulators: its moisture-wicking fibers absorb up to 30% of their weight in moisture without feeling damp or losing thermal loft. Whether you're caught in sudden sleet or freezing ocean spray, it holds your core temperature steady.
Archival G9 Geometry & Uncompromised Movement
Filson preserved every essential line of Baracuta’s archival pattern. The unmistakable umbrella back yoke actively channels water away from your shoulders, while the signature raglan sleeves ensure complete freedom of movement without pulling across the chest. Finished with heavy virgin wool-blend ribbed cuffs and hem to seal out drafts, a versatile two-way front zipper, and buttoned flap pockets, this jacket bridges refined UK tailoring with rugged Pacific Northwest utility.