Taos Canvas Jacket - Moss
The Taos Canvas Jacket brings the same vintage workwear sensibility as the rest of the Taos collection, built from a washed 9 oz cotton canvas that feels broken in from the start. It sits at that sweet spot between structured and relaxed, making it one of those pieces you reach for without thinking.
Lightweight enough to wear comfortably through most of the year, the Taos Jacket keeps things practical with a zippered front, two handwarmer pockets and a zip chest pocket. In Moss, the warm earthy tone pairs naturally with denim, chinos and just about everything in between.
Fit and Specs
- Regular fit
- Zippered closure
- Two handwarmer pockets
- Zip chest pocket
- Washed finish
- Model is 6' tall wearing Small
Fabrication
- 100% Cotton
- 9 oz canvas
About Gramicci
Gramicci was born in California in 1982 when climber Mike Graham cut the crotch out of his jeans and sewed in a gusset for better movement on the rock face. The result was the original Gramicci pant, still one of the most distinctive silhouettes in streetwear today. From the cliffs to the city, Gramicci blends outdoor functionality with laid-back West Coast style.
Original: $198.58
-65%$198.58
$69.50
Description
The Taos Canvas Jacket brings the same vintage workwear sensibility as the rest of the Taos collection, built from a washed 9 oz cotton canvas that feels broken in from the start. It sits at that sweet spot between structured and relaxed, making it one of those pieces you reach for without thinking.
Lightweight enough to wear comfortably through most of the year, the Taos Jacket keeps things practical with a zippered front, two handwarmer pockets and a zip chest pocket. In Moss, the warm earthy tone pairs naturally with denim, chinos and just about everything in between.
Fit and Specs
- Regular fit
- Zippered closure
- Two handwarmer pockets
- Zip chest pocket
- Washed finish
- Model is 6' tall wearing Small
Fabrication
- 100% Cotton
- 9 oz canvas
About Gramicci
Gramicci was born in California in 1982 when climber Mike Graham cut the crotch out of his jeans and sewed in a gusset for better movement on the rock face. The result was the original Gramicci pant, still one of the most distinctive silhouettes in streetwear today. From the cliffs to the city, Gramicci blends outdoor functionality with laid-back West Coast style.
