Tin Cloth Insulated Jacket - Men's

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:

"Tin Cloth at 14-oz is genuinely heavy-duty in a way that you feel the first time you put it on. The tight weave resists punctures and abrasion in ways that coated nylons just can't match, and the PrimaLoft Gold retaining 98% of its warmth when wet is not marketing language, it's been verified under Army testing conditions. Rewax it once a season and this jacket has a realistic 20-year service life. Fleece-lined zip pockets are a detail that earns its keep in cold weather. Size up if you plan to layer a midweight underneath."

Tin Cloth has been keeping people dry and working in the forests of the Pacific Northwest for over a century, and the Filson Tin Cloth Insulated Jacket is the clearest expression of what that fabric can do when paired with modern insulation. The 14-oz waxed canvas shell is tightly woven to resist punctures, tears, and abrasion at a level that coated synthetics approach but don't match, and the oil finish sheds water without a membrane. When the wax eventually wears, rewaxing restores full protection and starts the clock again on decades more of service.

The insulation is 100g PrimaLoft Gold, originally developed for the U.S. Army to replicate down's warmth and packability while performing in wet conditions. Independent testing has verified it retains 98% of its warmth when fully soaked, which changes what you can ask of a jacket in genuinely bad weather. A polyester lining slides cleanly over base layers, fleece-lined zippered hand pockets keep your hands and your essentials together in the cold, and a single zippered chest pocket secures what needs to stay put. Rib-knit cuffs seal at the wrist and a drawcord hem locks in warmth at the bottom. The standing collar closes the gap between jacket and hood when conditions tighten up. This is a jacket that asks to be used hard and rewards you for it.