Huckberry’s Bestselling Waxed Trucker Jacket Now Comes in a ‘Shacket’ Spinoff

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Just when you feel like you might be out of the brisk woods of winter, spring showers and blustery days swoop in to knock you sideways— sometimes literally. These occasions, of course, call for spring outerwear that can be put through its paces immediately without being too heavy as temperatures rise and being stylish to boot. Huckberry’s durable and supremely tailored pieces deliver on those fronts—and flawlessly. And while I trust the famed Flint & Tinder Bighorn Waxed Trucker Jacket (Huckberry’s all-time bestselling product) in fall and even early winter, the cozy flannel lining is sometimes on the burlier side of things for more temperate spring days.

It’s a tricky balance to nail, but pieces like the Flint and Tinder Stretch Ripstop Waxed Field Jacket bridge the gap—as does the tough-as-nails but surprisingly supple Flint and Tinder Bighorn Waxed Shirt Jacket. Unlike the Martexin sailcloth of the brand’s original Trucker Jacket (technical details matter), this handsome shirt jacket uses flexible British Millerain 8-ounce Tekwax Evolution 6 fabric.

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