Khaki Cotton Herringbone Field Jacket - XXL

Paul Smith

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This field jacket takes a military-inspired shape and gives it a modern upgrade. Crafted from BCI cotton herringbone woven at Halley Stevensons' Baltic Works in Dundee, it's cut and sewn in London by White Label and lined in deadstock fabric. One of the standout pieces from our Made in the British Isles collection, it works just as well over a shirt in the city as it does layered up with a chunky knit for the weekend. Cut for an oversized fit with some shaping through the back, the front body is cut straight to give more room in the chest. Available online only, with quantities replenished gra

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Registered at Companies House as PAUL SMITH LIMITED, number 01170719. Checked 2026-08-29.
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