Särmä Common Denim Jacket

Good ol’ denim jacket with carefully selected details. Not bleached, sand-blasted, dragged behind a car, or otherwise fashionably pre-destroyed. Use as it is or decorate it with rivets and trash band logos.

Features

There are some military vibes on this jacket, making it very functional but the design is nevertheless relaxed. Comes with four pockets: two buttoned outer breast pockets and open side pockets. There is a button closure in the front and button adjustment on the waist and the cuffs as well. The silver-colored buttons are nickel-free and come with our logo.

Proper no-nonsense materials

When trying to find denim clothes, they are usually pre-washed or pre-torn crap. Not the case with this jacket! It actually looks like a new denim jacket with an even color. The only treatment these have had is the removal of starch, and that's it. This means the jackets are also pre-shrunk, so you don't have to worry about that either.

These are made of the same fabric as our Särmä Common Jeans which makes them very comfortable and pretty hard wearing. The materials for the black and blue are slightly different but have common properties. The fabric has some stretch and is lighter than the denim of a century ago. Fabric weight 326 g/m² (11.5 oz). The metal parts on these are nickel-free.

The blue fabric is 98.7% cotton, 1.3% elastane.

The black fabric is 98% cotton, 2% elastane, with Stay Black -treatment.

Sizing

The size menu has the recommended chest circumference in brackets. The cut is roomy so pick a smaller size if you want a closer fit. These are designed to fit a wide variety of people from average-height men to tall guys up to 190 cm (6' 3"). If you're very tall and sleeve length is important, a bigger size yields more length to the sleeves, and the shoulder seams drop a bit lower.

Below are some measurements of the garment itself. The hem circumference is 6 cm / 2.35" smaller than the chest in each size. The sleeve length is from the shoulder seam to the end of the sleeve including the cuff.

Metric Units

Freedom Units

Made in Finland/Estonia

These jackets are made by the Finnish company MASI. All the designing and other “paperwork” is done here in Finland, while the sewing work and finishing washes are made just over the gulf in Estonia, still within the EU.