Jackets & Coats
Coloured Speckle Tweed Safari Jacket
$239.99
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Inspired by the improved safari hunting jacket from the late 19th century to the early 20th century.
There are many opinions about the origin of a safari jacket, but what is more convincing is that this legendary jacket appeared in Africa in the late 19th century, and was designed to adapt to the tropical climate during the British colonial period. To adapt to the local climate, cotton or hemp is selected as the main material, with multiple pockets to facilitate the placement of maps, ammunition, compass, and other field necessities. Wide back or multiple pleats, with epaulets and waistband design, convenient for upper body movement when marching. At the beginning of the 20th century, the British elites in Africa have always been popular clothing, until now, there have been many changes, there are now a variety of forms of existence.
Annual Ring has made many revisions to make sure that there is a clear difference between the upper body effect of other suits and coats in the store. Refuse meaningless uniformity. The upper and lower part of the big body pocket is designed asymmetrically, the upper pocket is around inclined patch pocket, and the lower pocket is a square double button organ three-dimensional patch pocket. The square and round collocation have no sense of conflict at all. There are Pulitzer pleats on both sides of the back body and the armholes are properly narrowed, so that the movement is freer without the constraint of the ordinary suit, and the back belt makes the upper body more straight. The double split design and grey dot earth color are tweed fabrics, which give it more British squire flavor.
- 100% Wool, 530g Tweed
- Japan Bemberg lining
- True ox horn button
- Dry cleaning recommended
Striped Tweed Double-Breasted Suit Jacket
$239.99
DETAILS SIZING RETURNS SHIPPING FAQ Take the British double-breasted suit from the 1930s to the 1950s as a reference. Different from the common single-breasted suit,...
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Brown's Beach French Striped Sack Chambray Jacket
$179.99
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Based on the common sack jacket of the 1900s.
The early sack jacket has several distinctive features, such as no shoulder pad, no chest saving, knife back-saving, multi-button placket, small Lapel with sleeve cuff, and high collar, which is different from the conventional suit coat.
This kind of blazer with no chest cut originated in France in the 1840s and spread to England and America rapidly. Originally used for informal occasions, it soon became the work and business clothes of technical workers and staff. By the end of the 1850s, the U.S. military used it for routine military clothing. By the 1870s, people in the western region had worn sack jackets as general outdoor clothing and work clothes. Unlike the modern suit tailoring, Americans prefer to keep the simple and comfortable appearance rather than emphasize the straight lines of the chest, so they can't see the two chest darts that often appear in the front piece. Although there were many forms of suits at that time, including elegant tuxedo and comfortable casual suit, the most commonly worn coat was sack jacket, which almost replaced morning dress at that time, and could be worn in all daytime activities except wedding, funeral and high-level social activities, which was the standard match of daily life as the hat. From the end of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century, the common way of wearing a sack jacket was to button only the buttons on the top, open the bottom all the same, and have a relatively small lapel. At that time, many people thought that the sack jacket was only suitable for working-class people, but because of its simple cut and conservative style, it has become the basic dress of Western businessmen for more than 100 years.
- Reproduce Brown's Beach 13oz Grey-brown striped fabric
- Cotton stripe jacquard cloth for the lining
- Alloy button
1800s J319R Miner jacket
$179.00
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Inspired by the American flag, SBC independently developed this red stripe fabric, which is woven from American cotton yarn in the form of raw yarn, and then washed and decided after making the ready-made clothes. In this way, the texture of fabric and suture will be better and more natural. The design is loose in shape, with an active margin on the chest and back. This design is necessary for the early tooling, which is convenient for work. Today, it is not only comfortable but also a symbol of fashion. The front and back of the clothes are designed with arc, which complements the red stripe. The upper body shows the spirit and is easy to match. Whether it's casual pants or jeans, a pair of canvas shoes or boots will start the road of retro fashion.
- Fabric: US Cotton Custom 10oz Canvas
- Content: 100% cotton
1800s J317 Miner Denim Jacket
$169.00
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The design inspiration comes from the 19th century (the 1800s) American miner's workwear, dense tannic cloth, short, wide and a large number of movable pleats, all of which reflect the practicality of the work jacket. The shape of the dress is square, and there are active pleats on the chest and back. This design is necessary for the early tooling. The purpose is to facilitate the work. Today, it is not only for comfort but also a symbol of fashion. Dress easy to match. Whether it's Denim pants or casual pants, or with a hoodie, it's a good match.
All the garments are strictly made in SBC's own studio with antique sewing machines. While the front pocket retains the single bag design, and there is no improved double pocket. Because SBC wants to keep its original taste stronger, we keep a lot of original small details in the details, such as the pocket adopts the shape of the narrow top and wide bottom, the collar adopts the design of 19th-century European shirt collar, which will be a jacket worthy of your careful taste.- Fabric: Custom 7mm Cloth 10.9oz Denim
- Content: 100% cotton
1800s J318 Miner jacket
$239.00
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On the J318 jackets, you can see the shadow of the 19th-century American workwear.
It is a jacket that combines the characteristics of many European immigrant clothes and American clothes. Use 12.9oz Japanese denim and Wabash fabric developed exclusively by SBC. The detail of the round neck comes from the details of European advanced shirts. The buttonhole is not a regular phoenix eye, but a flat head keyhole. This way mostly appears on shirts. But in fact, jackets in the 19th century were used for both inside and outside, so you can see that many of the jackets in those days were made of the flathead keyhole. But the pocket style, double triangle reinforcement, the left and right sides of the Paris button are deliberately asymmetric, and so on. These are the elements of the early workwear.
We have designed the representative work "J318" with these playful elements together, hoping that it can accompany you for a lifetime.- Fabric: Nissan Indigo 12.9oz Denim / 10oz Wabash
- Content: 100% cotton
1800s J317 Gingham Miner jacket
$599.00
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SBC is a complete replica of the original (1800's) plaid coat texture.
This kind of jacket originated in the western part of the United States. Because of the gold rush and mining boom, some American clothing companies saw business opportunities and began to make some simple, durable, spacious and comfortable work clothes that the working class could afford. This kind of jacket is generally short and wide and has pleats on the chest and back. These details make the wearer move freely and more comfortably. In the places where the clothes are easy to be stressed and worn frequently, the fastness will be specially strengthened, such as the corners of pockets, the pleats on the front and back of the chest, the slit of the sleeve, which will be reinforced with rivets or triangular car lines, so as to make the clothes more durable.- Fabric: 8oz indigo handwoven
- Content: 100% cotton
SJ516XX-2 WWII Denim Jacket
$189.00
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Reproduce s506xx "battle edition jacket". Its technology is different from other generations of jackets, such as neckline and cuffs, as well as relatively wide sleeve ring embedding clip technology, which is also more difficult, so there is little reproduced in many brands.
SBC has also made improvements in this replica. The original silhouette is retained in the version, but the length of the garment is increased, so it is more convenient for matching. Based on the historical background of World War II, we use the army green thread produced in Japan as the sewing thread of the whole garment, and the collar labels changed to the design of World War II bombers, so the jacket with workwear characteristics is integrated with military elements, It's still very interesting.
The old version of wash can be matched with almost all styles of clothing. It can be used as a combination of inside and outside windbreaker or overage style suit. It can also be used as a combination of outside and inside Hoodie, shirt, tee, etc.- Fabric: Nissan indigo 12.9oz denim
- Content: 100% cotton
1910s 10.9oz Denim Suit
$139.00
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Based on the 1910s suit, the version is improved; the details are completely based on the 19th-century tooling details, and the small design with SBC brand characteristics is redesigned.
- Fabric: 10.9oz selvedge denim of white edge
French Army P421 Motorcycle Windbreaker
$279.00
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Based on the 1940s French army motorcycle overcoat, it uses a light 8oz cotton oil wax cloth, the color is called cedar green, which is very close to the color of the original windbreaker, and the texture of oil wax increases the sense of vintage. The classic arc double-breasted design uses antique machines to sew the whole garment in accordance with the clothing technology feeling of wartime material tension, and the "rough" feeling of that year is made by multiple reinforcements. It can be worn in spring alone or in the autumn layer, with high practicability; easy to match, a pair of boots, a pair of jeans or khaki pants can easily match with a retro fashion sense!
- Fabric: 8oz oil wax canvas
- Content: 100% cotton
Old Era Embroidered Trench Coat
$159.00
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The classic 30's waistband windbreaker, It's more suitable for daily matching if it is no more than knee length; it can be worn with a shirt, cattle clothes, etc. to achieve easy retro matching. The embroidery process is chain embroidery, it belongs to a very old way of embroidery. Now, this kind of embroidery process is disappearing gradually.
