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G9 Windbreaker – Blue Black
The G9 has been renewed and revisited in ultra-lightweight Japanese nylon to increase the jacket’s elasticity and offer unique comfort. The jacket is made distinctive by its blackwatch print and relaxed cut. Designed with the warmest days in mind. Made in England.
Features
Umbrella-effect yoke at the back
Fastens with double zip with logo
Pockets with flap and button at the front
Ribbed cuffs, waistband and inner collar
Classic two-button Baracuta collar
100% Polyester
About Baracuta
“G” like Golf, “9” like the 9 holes of the golf course. The G9, also known as the Harrington, is still, to this day, one of the most celebrated icons in the history of menswear. Created in 1937 by the creative genius of the two brothers John and Isaac Miller, it is capable of combining the ethics of hard work together with innovation. The Harrington immediately stands out through the characteristic and distinctive Fraser Tartan lining, given to the Millers by Lord Fraser and the unmistakable umbrella yoke motif on the back.
$598.00
The G9 Jacket by Baracuta is loved and worn by artists, athletes, and celebrities. The G9 jacket is appreciated for its versatility and impeccable style. The outer shell is made of water-repellent fabric and has a Fraser tartan lining made from breathable Coolmax® fabric. Made in England.
Features
Umbrella-effect yoke at the back
Fastens with double zip with logo
Pockets with flap and button at the front
Ribbed cuffs, waistband and inner collar
Classic two-button Baracuta collar
About Baracuta
“G” like Golf, “9” like the 9 holes of the golf course. The G9, also known as the Harrington, is still, to this day, one of the most celebrated icons in the history of menswear. Created in 1937 by the creative genius of the two brothers John and Isaac Miller, it is capable of combining the ethics of hard work together with innovation. The Harrington immediately stands out through the characteristic and distinctive Fraser Tartan lining, given to the Millers by Lord Fraser and the unmistakable umbrella yoke motif on the back.
