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Javier Chore Jacket in English Green Sea Island Cotton Corduroy

$2,200

Javier Chore Jacket in English Green Sea Island Cotton Corduroy

$2,200

Product Details

The Javier Chore Jacket in English green Sea Island Cotton Corduroy embodies refined utilitarian elegance, crafted from the world's rarest and finest cotton. This luxury men's chore jacket represents the pinnacle of conscious craftsmanship, featuring premium Sea Island cotton woven into sumptuous corduroy.

Designed for the modern gentleman who values sustainable luxury fashion and artisanal excellence, this designer men's jacket transitions seamlessly from creative workspaces to weekend pursuits. The distinctive English green colorway offers sophisticated versatility, while the Italian-made construction ensures investment-piece longevity.

Details:

  • 100% Sea Island Cotton
  • Dual Front Pockets
  • Button Front
  • Classic Point Collar
  • Made in Italy

Size and Fit: Fits true to size. European sizing 46-58 available. The

Sustainability: Produced at a historic Italian mill pioneering natural finishing processes since 1838. This carbon-neutral luxury garment utilizes LED manufacturing, solar energy, and zero-waste practices. The mill's commitment to natural dyes and finishing agents eliminates heavy metals and microplastics typically found in conventional production.

Sustainable Materials

The Javier Chore Jacket in Cotton Sea Island Corduroy lends a refined utilitarian look, true to Gabriela Hearst heritage.


Details:



  • 100% Cotton

  • Dual Front Pockets

  • Button Front

  • Point Collar

  • Fits true to size

  • Made in Italy


Cotton is a natural plant fiber that is favored for its softness, breathability and comfort. It grows in warm climates on 6 continents. High quality cotton is easy to care for, due to its ability to withstand washing, detergents and heat.


This mill was first founded in 1838 as a cotton producer and became the first in Italy to produce velvet and moleskin textiles. All steps of production are still done locally today, which helps to reduce carbon emissions that would otherwise come from transportation between industrial processes.

When possible, they try to use natural processes instead of chemical. For example, they only use natural finishing and washing agents to create the desired performance and feel of material. In comparison, conventional finishing byproducts include heavy metals and microplastics that go into environment. Additionally, they have replaced some of the typical chemical or metal elements of dye process with natural ingredients.

They comply with the following standards:

OEKO TEX 100 Standard - Certified
Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) - capable


This garment was produced at a family-owned Italian factory that was founded in 1975. Today, the founders' daughters run operations. They use LED lights to minimize power consumption, and they recycle both raw materials and fabric waste. By the end of 2020, they hope to install solar panels to offset energy from nonrenewable sources and sources that pollute.

Sustainability is luxury - it shouldn't be two competing concepts.

– Gabriela Hearst
Sustainability
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