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Tuesday, August 25, 2026

The company promotes its Waxed Harrington Jacket, a modern take on the classic Baracuta G9, and the Astorflex Bareflex Chukka, a redesigned boot with a wider footbed for comfort. These products honor the originals' rich histories while offering improved weather resistance and ergonomic design. The brand showcases its attention to detail and commitment to quality materials.

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The original Harrington jacket—the Baracuta G9—was synonymous with golf. The “G,” as the story goes, simply stood for golf, and the versions shipped to Japan were known as “swing jackets.” With a comfortable fit and a wind-resistant body, it was designed in the 1930s to help English and eventually American golfers play through temperamental coastal weather. We wanted to honor the pioneering windbreaker’s rich history while putting our own even more weather-resistant spin on it. That’s how we landed on the Waxed Harrington Jacket. Built from a dry-finish waxed cotton from Halley Stevensons, Scotland’s premier fabric mill since 1864, it’s protective without being techy and looks more refined than our other waxed jackets. The shell sheds water, but a micro-flannel body lining and corduroy collar keep things comfortable on the inside.

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