Sugar Cane is a Japanese brand focusing on reconstructing the early days of vintage workwear history. The brand has roots that goes back to the 1950's but it wasn't until the late 1980's that Sugar Cane started building the reputation for being one of the best denim makers in Japan. It's a reputation they still deserve!

Here's Sugar Cane's version of one of the most iconic jackets ever made! The type 2 jacket was first made by Levi's in the 1950's and its simple design has proven to stand the test of time. The type two jacket was introduced in 1953 as an updated version of the traditional denim work jackets. Like them, it featured a pleated front and a square-shaped fit, but the "chinch" or "buckle back" that could be used to adjust the width of the jacket was replaced by adjusters located on each side of the hem. A second front pocket was also added and the jacket, making it easy to distinguish from its predecessor. One pocket = type one jacket, and two pockets = Type two jacket! 

This version is not made in denim like the original ones, instead it's made in a heavy cotton corduroy fabric, lined with a heavy cotton flannel fabric. A perfect jacket to wear when the temperature drops!

Johan is 173 cm tall, weigh 67 kilos and wears a size 36.

- Sugar Cane & Co 9W Corduroy Heavy Flannel Lined Jacket Beige
- SC15463
- Japanese cotton corduroy fabric
- Heavy cotton flannel lining
- Pleated front
- Two chest pockets
- Boxy and short fit
- Waist side adjusters
- Sugar Cane & Co Locomotive leather neck label
- Made in Japan

All measurements are in centimeters and measured on a flat surface. Width is measured straight across the chest from armpit to armpit, length is measured at the back of the garment from the neck down and the sleeve length is measured on the underarm from the armpit to the end of the cuff.