Supply Jacket - Indigo River Wash

We’ve gone back to the well - and what came up is denim gold. At this point, the River Wash Supply Jacket feels like a legacy piece. It’s become a fixture in our rotation, the kind of garment that represents everything we stand for as a shop. Rogue Territory keeps the exact wash process under wraps, but the results speak volumes: beautifully worn-in denim with just the right softness and depth, as if it’s been passed down through generations. It feels like your dad’s old jacket - if your dad had impeccable taste and a tailor on speed dial. The fit and structure are unmistakably RGT, and the craftsmanship is second to none. We’ve reordered this more times than we can count, which says everything. This is one of the best denim jackets in the game, and we’d love to see it in every closet.

What sets it apart is the choice of silhouette. Instead of leaning on a classic Type III, RGT builds this on their modern Supply Jacket pattern - typically reserved for waxed canvas. That decision turned a great jacket into something completely unforgettable. The reaction last time was overwhelming. Shops sold out. We sold out. And now it’s back. But for how long?

• 15.25oz sanforized indigo Japanese selvedge denim from Nihon Menpu Mills in Japan
• Stonewashed to achieve a broken-in vintage look and feels that's unique to each jacket
• Front patch pockets
• Chain-stitched seams
• Adjustable tabs on waistband
• Signature nickel crossed feather branded buttons show character from the stonewash
• Welt pocket at left breast
• Patch “hand warmer style” pockets at waist
• Internal locker loop at base of collar
• Placket and interior pocket cut on selvedge
• Hand silk screened care instructions on interior
• Handmade in downtown Los Angeles, Calif.

A variance of +/- .5" is within tolerance. 

Fit Notes: In the past, we found this jacket to fit a bit roomier than the other supply jackets. This round, it's more true to its Supply Jacket namesake. If you buy a medium in all other Supply Jackets, stick with that. If you're looking for the roomier fit these had in the past, you're going to need to size up once. Tommy is wearing a large in this piece which is one size up from what he owns in a previous iteration. It seems to fit about the same. In this size, there is plenty of room to wear a layer underneath but still looks good when worn with just a tee-shirt. We would recommend most people size up once from their normal size. Tommy is 5'10", 165lbs with a 40" chest.