Story Handcrafted flight jacket using beautiful Sashiko Cotton True to their signature degree of high-quality garments, Dehen 1920’s Weekender Flight Jacket uses a unique Japanese cotton to create a piece that stands out from the competition. Translating roughly to “little stabs,” the Japanese art of Sashiko stitching uses painstaking embroidery detail to create fabric that is aesthetically pleasing and particularly durable. The Dehen team then takes this material, and cuts and sews it right here in the USA. The result is a piece of exceptional quality made with the utmost care and expertise. Features Over-dyed indigo fabric will uniquely fade with wear Interior welt pocket with snap closure Under collar accent zig-zag stitching Cut and sewn in Portland, Oregon Materials 12 oz. 100% cotton sashiko fabric milled in Japan 100% worsted wool 2 x 2 knit waistband & fold back cuffs Fabric has been rinsed and preshrunk About Dehen 1920 Dehen 1920 has been doing things the old-school way for over a century. With an unwavering commitment to making things right here in the good ol’ USA, Dehen has been manufacturing heavy-duty, heritage-quality garments in their Portland workshop since they first opened their doors way back in—you guessed it—1920. With a rich history of sweaters for student-athletes, riding sweaters for moto clubs, and their signature custom-made varsity jackets, Dehen 1920’s heirloom-quality garments are born to wear today and made to be passed down.
