Inspired by the workwear worn by lumberjacks in the Pacific Northwest, the Engineered Garments Cruiser Jacket draws on the heritage of traditional logger jackets, originally designed to withstand the region’s wet climate. Often made from wax-treated tin cloth for its resistance to rain and abrasion, these rugged jackets first appeared in the 1910s and 1920s, with versions produced by brands including Black Bear, Pendleton and Woolrich.
