Our love for the denim classics is on full display with the Hopper Jacket. With a fit reminiscent of a vintage Levi’s Trucker, the Hopper is patterned with plenty of room in the chest & biceps, and tapers down to the hem. The two chest pockets are placed across the front yoke, and controversially—but correctly—handwarmer pockets are out. In their place, we’ve sewn interior pockets for valuables and two thumb loops for idle hands.

The distinguishing feature of the Hopper Jacket is, of course, the back panel. Each Hopper bears a unique graphic from our collection of post-war seed bags. These are beautiful, rare advertising textiles salvaged from decades spent on farms. We appliqué the textile over the denim, which connects visually down to the waistband. Remnants of the fabric are then used for the front’s contrasting pocket flaps.

From the slow, single-needle stitching to the denim milled on vintage American looms, we live and die by the details in each Hopper Jacket. It’s a durable, beautiful, classic jacket. The only way to make it better is by wearing it.

Fits true-to-size with room for layering. Ryker is 6’0 and wears a Medium. Full size chart below.

-Classic, generous fit w/ strong taper from chest to hem
-14 oz. raw selvedge denim (Vidalia Mills, USA)
-Vintage seed bag panel c. 1940s-1960s
-Chest pockets w/ seed sack flaps
-Two interior pockets w/ vintage ticking pocket bags
-Thumb loops
-Waist adjuster tabs
-Japanese “laurel leaf” metal buttons
-Selvedge locker loop
-Accent bartacks on sleeve
-Selvedge details on cuff, waistband, and back
-Single-needle stitching
-Flat-felled seams
-Cut & sewn in-house in Burlington, VT