Lined Tin Cloth Cruiser Jacket - Dark Tan
For well over a century foresters, sportsmen, and tradesmen have relied on our Tin Cruiser for protection from rain, snow, mud, brambles, and abrasion. This version features a lightweight lining for added comfort. Designed for timber cruisers to carry gear and maps, it features a total of ten pockets. The double-layer back and outer sleeves plus the front cape provides two layers of weather-resistant waxed cotton over the most exposed areas.
Tin Cloth earned its name and reputation for durable longevity in the rain-soaked forests of the Pacific Northwest. The duck canvas is made with a tight weave that makes it a virtually impenetrable barrier to briars and thorns while withstanding the abuse of constant abrasion.
For well over a century foresters, sportsmen, and tradesmen have relied on our Tin Cruiser for protection from rain, snow, mud, brambles, and abrasion. This version features a lightweight lining for added comfort. Designed for timber cruisers to carry gear and maps, it features a total of ten pockets. The double-layer back and outer sleeves plus the front cape provides two layers of weather-resistant waxed cotton over the most exposed areas.
Tin Cloth earned its name and reputation for durable longevity in the rain-soaked forests of the Pacific Northwest. The duck canvas is made with a tight weave that makes it a virtually impenetrable barrier to briars and thorns while withstanding the abuse of constant abrasion.
Original: $429.00
-65%$429.00
$150.15Description
For well over a century foresters, sportsmen, and tradesmen have relied on our Tin Cruiser for protection from rain, snow, mud, brambles, and abrasion. This version features a lightweight lining for added comfort. Designed for timber cruisers to carry gear and maps, it features a total of ten pockets. The double-layer back and outer sleeves plus the front cape provides two layers of weather-resistant waxed cotton over the most exposed areas.
Tin Cloth earned its name and reputation for durable longevity in the rain-soaked forests of the Pacific Northwest. The duck canvas is made with a tight weave that makes it a virtually impenetrable barrier to briars and thorns while withstanding the abuse of constant abrasion.
