The Flint and Tinder Bedford Cord Waxed Barn Jacket is a decidedly rustic outerwear style created with a classic silhouette in mind that's sure to satisfy history buffs. The jacket draws inspiration from the flight uniforms worn during WWII and features a lightweight fabric Bedford cord chosen for its inherent weather resistance. The jacket sports an eight-ounce waxed cotton shell paired with a bit of Spandex to help it move more fluidly with the wearer instead of requiring extended break-in time.
The Flint and Tinder Bedford Cord Waxed Barn Jacket is lined with a blend of cotton and polyester to increase warmth without too much heft. Priced at $228, the jacket is available only from Huckberry to pick up ahead of springtime weather.
Standard Issue-Inspired Jackets
The Flint and Tinder Bedford Cord Waxed Barn Jacket is Rugged
Trend Themes
1. Rugged Outerwear - The trend towards rugged outerwear styles with classic silhouettes, like the Flint and Tinder Bedford Cord Waxed Barn Jacket, presents opportunities for new product designs and materials that emphasize durability and functionality.
2. Wwii-inspired Fashion - The growing interest in fashion inspired by WWII flight uniforms, as seen in the Flint and Tinder Bedford Cord Waxed Barn Jacket, creates opportunities for unique designs that incorporate historical and military influences.
3. Weather-resistant Materials - The use of weather-resistant fabrics, such as the Bedford cord in the Flint and Tinder Bedford Cord Waxed Barn Jacket, shows growing consumer demand for clothing that can withstand harsh weather conditions, making way for innovative material development.
Industry Implications
1. Apparel - The outerwear industry can capitalize on the rugged outerwear trend by designing durable, functional jackets with classic silhouettes and weather-resistant materials.
2. Fashion - The fashion industry can tap into the WWII-inspired fashion trend by incorporating uniquely designed clothing pieces that have military and historical influences.
3. Fabric and Materials - The trend towards weather-resistant fabrics, like Bedford cord, presents an opportunity for materials scientists to develop innovative new materials with enhanced features to meet growing consumer demand.