Jackson Hole Ranch Jacket

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Wyoming.

You know the story. I left Jackson Hole with a horseman’s duster. Turned a few heads over the years.

Could lightning strike twice?

Sure, times are different. The crowd here is different.

But the setting is the same, and the feeling, too, if you get far enough out of town.

Now, as then, it takes a discerning eye to spot what’s timeless. Undeniable.

Like the original of this just-right ranch jacket tucked inside a trunk in a friend's barn.

That one was well-worn and smelled of woodsmoke and gunpowder. The leather straps, creased and softened by use and years.

Yours will get there, too, in time.

Jackson Hole Ranch Jacket (No. 7141). I sent the original off to my artisans along with a trove of Italian wool based on an authentic vintage Southwestern-patterned blanket sourced from our textile archive. Sherpa collar and lining for enduring warmth. Two hand-warmer pockets with distinctive leather trim. Two flap patch pockets at waist. Self-belt with leather buckle. Quilted nylon sleeve lining. Top block interior lining. Interior patch pockets. Knit storm cuffs to hold in warmth. Antiqued metal snaps. Made in Portugal.