Few garments embody rugged American style as well as a ranch jacket — and this one honors that legacy. Built from sturdy 10 oz waxed cotton canvas, it’s wind-blocking, water-resistant, and designed to develop a rich patina over time. Inside, a heavyweight cotton flannel lining adds warmth. Brushed cotton twill lines the collar and cuffs for a soft touch against the skin. Finished with antique brass shank buttons and double-needle stitching throughout, this is more than just high-quality outerwear — it’s an heirloom in the making.
Price: $178.00
Rating: 4.7 out of 5 (166 reviews)
A classic waxed canvas ranch jacket that wears in — not out
Rating: 4 out of 5
By Logan C.
So far so good. Jacket quality is great and does not feel cheap. Inside flannel lining feels good and makes this something you can wear on those colder days. Fit is good and feels like it will last awhile. Would give 5 stars but want to see how the waxed leather "patinas" and changes over time, otherwise great jacket.
Rating: 5 out of 5
By Brian K.
Super impressed with the build quality and rugged feel. It looks even better in person and has quickly become my go-to layer for fall and spring. Definitely worth every penny.
Rating: 5 out of 5
By Steve F.
Looks great, fits perfectly, and kept me warm and dry on a misty cold Colorado morning!
Rating: 5 out of 5
By Gabrielle P.
I love the fit of this jacket. It makes me excited for fall so I can wear it.
Rating: 5 out of 5
By Sam B.
The cut is absolutely perfect for a smaller fella like myself
The shell is 10 oz waxed cotton canvas — wind-blocking and water-resistant, built to handle light rain and raw weather without stiffness. Reviewers confirm it performs well in snow and Seattle rain, and note the wax coating is lighter and more supple than traditional heavy wax jackets. It can be re-waxed with a paste dressing whenever the coating needs refreshing.
It's warmer than most people expect — a heavyweight cotton flannel body lining delivers serious warmth without bulk. The smooth poly-lined sleeves are specifically designed so the jacket slides easily over sweaters and layers. Reviewers report wearing it comfortably in New England snow with just a hoodie underneath, and rate it as a solid three-season jacket.
It has a relaxed fit designed for layering, but several reviewers note it runs slightly small through the chest and shoulders — particularly if you plan to wear a heavy flannel or sweater underneath. Sizing up is a common recommendation for broader builds or those who layer. Models are 5'11" and 6'1" both wearing a Medium.
The wax canvas is designed to develop a unique, personal patina with wear — absorbing marks and creases that build character over time. Care is simple: wipe clean with a damp cloth for day-to-day maintenance, and re-wax with a paste-style dressing when the surface starts to look dry or loses water resistance. Do not machine wash or dry clean, as this strips the wax coating.
Multiple reviewers who own or have owned Filson and Flint and Tinder jackets specifically call this out as comparable quality at a significantly lower price point. The 10 oz canvas, antique brass shank buttons, double-needle stitching, and flannel lining are all construction details that hold up to that comparison. It's a legitimate heirloom-quality jacket, not a budget approximation.
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