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A well-cut lumber-style jacket in carefully selected chrome leather – the finest material for a jacket of this type. Designed for comfort, style and wear; two large pockets and an inside chest pocket all with zipper closure. Leather waistband with elasticated sides and waistband extension. Lined throughout with warm tweed. Yoke-style shoulders, both smart and practical.
Vintage brown sheep jacket in the late 1930s or early 1940s as the 'No.699Z', by the early 1950s it was known as the 'No.385 Countryman'. & Main Frash zip puller close up.
1952 D Lewis Ltd. Catalogue image.
This jacket has been modelled upon a vintage WW2 period Countryman held in our archive, we use a high grade sheep leather for this item, just like the original, all zippers are custom-made by Lightning Fasteners and are authentic to the period, the waistband has been specially knitted for D Lewis and the tweed lining custom-dyed to match our vintage jacket, the replica label rounds the jacket off nicely.
Countryman Jacket in dark brown sheep leather with dogstooth body lining & dark brown satin sleeve lining.
Heavy 17oz 100% wool dogstooth lining.
D Lewis exclusive elasticated side knitted waistband in brown.
Left: 16 oz 100% wool red blanket lining was custom dyed in the UK, Right: Vintage lining.
D Lewis exclusive red wool lining.
DETAILS
Remade knitted waistband in brown.
Collar detail.
Outside pockets have zipper closings under the flaps.
Remade D Lewis label with dark brown satin lining.
We take pride in making our jackets to the exacting specifications of the period in which they originated.
Great care and attention to detail has been taken to maintaining the heritage and integrity of our jackets and patterns, right down to the custom made reproduction zippers and even the linings. Because of this, our jackets do not necessarily live up to the present-day riding safety standards and are not intended to do so.
