Model is 188 cm/6'1''
80 Kilos/176 pounds
Wearing size medium
- Made with puncture, tear, and abrasion-resistant canvas
- Two layers of fabric over shoulders, back, and outer sleeves
- Four snap-flap front pockets
- Full-width rear pocket
- Hand, slotted-utility, and interior stow pockets
- 10.5-oz. 100% cotton dry finish Tin Cloth
Patented in March of 1914, the Filson Cruiser was designed for foresters cruising timber ahead of logging crews. The original was made from warm Mackinaw Wool and available as a pullover or button-front jacket. The waxed cotton version followed soon after, with double-layer outer sleeves and shoulder fronts for added water protection. The waxed canvas version was an alternative to wool in wet, muddy, and brushy conditions. In the 1970s we introduced a version that was treated for water resistance but wasn't waxed, and now it's returned.
Tin Cloth is a tightly-woven duck canvas with exceptional tear strength and abrasion resistance. A bit stiff initially, it breaks in like a good pair of boots, molding to the shape of your body. It's a puncture-resistant barrier to thorns and barbed wire, while sawdust and debris brush off with ease. A reach-through pocket covers the entire back creating two layers of protection. The front features four flapped cargo pockets, side-entry hand pockets and a slotted tool pocket on the left chest.