Description

For logging high miles, long hours or overnight shifts, the Amarillo has earned a reputation as a trucker’s jacket for the weary that haul heavy a lot on lonely backroads. Vintage sanded duck material stands as much as constant wear even as dark, washed colors hide the well-earned scars of dirt, diesel, oil or black rotgut coffee. Fleece-lined pockets warm hands or stash gloves even as metal front buttons last more than cheap plastic. The best pocket snaps down for security and the left holsters a pen, pencil or sun shades in a protected vertical slot.
Nine-ounce sanded, stonewashed cotton duck material Tough enough for day by day duty on ranch, farm or cabin
Metal snap-down front closure and cuffs More durable than a plastic option
Fleece-lined hand warmer pockets Warm cold fingers when the air is crisp
Dual chest pockets with front pencil sheath Stows a chippie’s pencil flat-side down or eyewear lenses out
True jacket length hangs below belt buckle Western back yoke for strength and style Corduroy collar warms up cold mornings Triple-needle stitching is thrice tough Adjustable cuffs