ENGINEERED GARMENTS LL Jacket – Khaki Floral Corduroy: The name “LL Jacket” derives from Lakeland Manufacturing, of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, founded by Herman J. Holman. Today, the Engineered Garments LL Jacket draws inspiration from vintage Lakeland Mfg. Bomber jackets. Designer Daiki Suzuki retains key elements from the original garments, such as the knit cuffs, hem, and roll collar, along with the neck tab. Modern updates include the elimination of a rear pleat, the addition of a signature EG snap near the hem closure, and adjusted proportions for a wider fit.
This jacket not only reflects a rich heritage but also adapts historical details for contemporary fashion. In essence, the LL Jacket is a tribute to the resilience and ingenuity of Lakeland Manufacturing. It celebrates a legacy of craftsmanship and style, bridging the past and present in the innovative designs of Engineered Garments.
Included in the last Spring25 delivery from New York, this ENGINEERED GARMENTS LL Jacket – Khaki Floral Corduroy features:
Corduroy bomber jacket
Drawstring at detachable hood
Rib knit stand collar, hem, and cuffs
Two-way zip closure with press-stud placket
Welt pockets
Dropped shoulders
Zip vent at sleeves
Welt pockets at interior
Full satin lining
Logo-engraved brown hardware
Made in USA – Crafted in New York City
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Composition & Materials: 100% Cotton Corduroy
SS25 “Evoking the Spirit of the Lost Generation” – One of the most admired heroes, Ernest Miller Hemingway, was a prominent figure of the Lost Generation in the 1920s. His lifestyle and vision share many elements with the concepts behind our clothing. From the African savannas and plains, Atlantic expanse of Key West to the social circles of Paris. His unique style pervades every scenario and forms the foundation of the clothing we love. For the Spring/Summer 2025 season, the American brand blend Hemingway’s distinctive lifestyle with the essence of Engineered Garments — old-school hunting, fishing, and classic American leisure styles — to propose a new city safari, infusing his legacy into a modern context. Check the complete lookbook of the collection here
