The 1914 version of our Mackinaw Cruiser was originally designed for foresters and timber cruisers who required a durable wool layer to keep them insulated from wet weather—especially important while working in the rain-soaked Pacific Northwest. More than a century later, The Mackinaw Cruiser remains one of our most legendary jackets—a cold-weather layer that has been adopted by the U.S. Forest Service, and become emblematic of those who protect and preserve our public lands. (link in bio)