Bingham Jungle Jacket

$525.00

This field jacket is constructed in a moleskin cotton fabric from an Italian mill; moleskin, which is a densely brushed cotton twill fabric has been favored by outdoorsmen for its durability, wind resistance and quiet hand.

Named for Hiram Bingham, the adventurer who rediscovered Machu Picchu in 1911, this jacket draws from the exact style worn by field explorers of his era.

Its expedition-ready utility is balanced by a cleaned, refined silhouette.

Size Guide

ALPHA SIZE	XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL
NUMERIC REFERENCE	36R	38R	40R	42R	44R	46R
OUTERWEAR
CHEST	34 - 36	36 - 38	38 - 40	40 - 42	42 - 44	44 - 46
WAIST	27 - 29	29 - 31	31 - 33	33 - 35	35 - 37	37 - 39
HIP	34 - 36	36 - 38	38 - 40	40 - 42	42 - 44	44 - 46
TOPS
NECK CIRCUMFERENCE	14	14 1/2	15 - 15 1/2	16	16 1/2 - 17	17 1/2 - 18
CHEST	34 - 36	36 - 38	38 - 40	40 - 42	42 - 44	44 - 46
WAIST	27 - 29	29 - 31	31 - 33	33 - 35	35 - 37	37 - 39

Find your best fit using the measurements above. All body measurements are in inches. If you are between sizes, consider sizing up for a more relaxed fit.

How to Measure:

Chest: Measure around the fullest part of your chest.
Waist: Measure around the narrowest part of your waist.
Hip: Measure around the fullest part of your hips.
Neck: Measure around the base of your neck.

Fast and free domestic ground shipping. Free exchanges and returns for U.S. customers.

COMPLETE THE LOOK

Dense, brushed Italian cotton moleskin by Dragoni (450 gsm)
Cotton poplin lining
Antique copper Cobrax snap buttons
Genuine horn cuff buttons (center placket and cuffs)
Map pocket near the collarbone
Available in Khaki

Our Classic safari style, fits true to size through the chest and shoulders; slight taper near the waist.
Recommend ordering your normal size.
Detachable belt and buckle
Five-pocket exterior construction
Two pleated bellows chest pockets with flaps
Two larger pleated bellows hip pockets with flaps
Side-entry hand compartments at the hip pockets
Genuine horn buttons along center placket
Fastening throat latch

FALL/WINTER 26–27