JACK | everyday jacket | corduroy |denim | canvas

Handmade in Lancashire

A comfy jacket for every day!    Inspired by utility styles, with added feminine touches. This jacket is joyful and practical; deep patch pockets to the front, a rounded collar and rounded sleeve vents;  at the back an inverted pleat adds a gentle swing. This is a  a  length that doesn't drown and looks just  as good over dresses or trousers.  Each jacket is trimmed using our zero waste pieces  so no two will ever be the same!

Model is a UK size 10 wearing a size 2 & a size 16 wearing a size 3 
100% cotton

SIZE GUIDE

Withnell garments are designed for a loose & comfortable fit. The measurements below are a guide for the body, please see the product images for our actual garment measurement chart.

1. UK 6-8     Bust 82cm.  Waist 64cm.   Hips 86cm
2. UK 10-12. Bust 91cm.   Waist 74cm.   Hips 99cm
3. UK 14-16. Bust 100cm  Waist 84cm.   Hips 109cm
4. UK 18-20. Bust 110cm   Waist 94cm.   Hips 117cm
5. UK 22-24. Bust 122cm. Waist 106cm. Hips 127cm

If you are in between sizes you can size up or down depending on whether you prefer a slim or loose fit. I am always happy to adjust designs to create the best fit for you. 

I make my patterns for my height which is  5ft 6”.  Length measurements are stipulated  for each design often with a longer  option. Some of our customers request a shorter length. Please do let me know when ordering if you’d like a further adjustment.

Available in a variety of durable soft fabrics that fade with every wash and show all the stitching details, wear and love creating your own story. 

Cool hand or machine wash at 30 degrees. Shake out  and hang to dry naturally or gentle tumble. Medium iron as required 

It is a  2-3  week schedule from order to dispatch.

If in doubt about your size, please contact us at hello@withnell.co

The Story

Inspired by stories of my grandad Jack. He was born and raised on a Withnell farm call Brimicroft.  When he returned home after the 1st world war,  his mother had unfortunately sold the farm as she couldn't manage it on her own with just his sister. He continued to work on farms in the Withnell area because of his love of the land, animals and being outdoors. Brimicroft no longer exists as it became part of the M65 motorway.