The Wanderer is an open-front, dystopian fashion necessity. It has a draped, modern and edgy look. Some might call it an asymmetric coat, although I can assure you, it is perfectly symmetrical. 

The jacket has 2 military-style snap pockets - useful for hands and storage. 

• {Two hoods} An outer hood, and a second inner hood provide contrasting textures and layering.
• {Glove cuffs} A double layer of 98% cotton stretch rib knit covers the palms and include thumb sleeves.
• {Pockets} Two military-style patch pockets with snap fasteners; useful for hands and light storage.
• {Shell} 100% lightweight cotton bull denim (10 oz weight).
• {Inner Hood} 100% cotton gauze.
• {Drawstring waistband} Contour your waist, or use the drawstring to tie the front together.
• {Angled hem} Sharp lines for a modern, edgy look.
• {Versatility} Conventional enough for street wear, but interesting enough to evoke a cyberpunk, dystopian, grim reaper, wraith or Sith lord aesthetic.
• {Free shipping} Free shipping within the US.
• {Satisfaction guaranteed} If it doesn't fit, you can return it for a full refund.
• {Delivery Time} Usually ships within 2-3 days if in stock; otherwise, may take a few weeks to create & deliver.
• Made in Los Angeles.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Wanderer jacket water resistant?

The Wanderer jacket is made of 100% cotton denim. Unfortunately, there are no water-resistant properties to the fabric we use. However, it's not a bad idea for a future run.

Is the Wanderer jacket warm?

The jacket is made of a lightweight denim, and it is unlined. It is a light jacket. While it insulates the arms quite nicely, it is also an open-front jacket. So if you're concerned about staying warm, consider buying a size larger than normal and wearing a warm sweater or thermal layer underneath.

Will the Wanderer be available in other colors?

Probably. My original intent was to offer this jacket in olive (army green). Due to the variety of materials used (denim, gauze, rib knit, waist cord & thread), dyeing is required to make the finished jacket a uniform color. (It is much easier to make a black or a white jacket than it is to make a jacket that is all in the same shade of green.) The dyeing process would require that I manufacture and dye in bulk to keep the costs manageable. I will move forward with this when I am ready. There are a lot of factors to consider.