Perry Men's Camo Green Seersucker Corduroy Jacket

This fabric is made of cotton using a combination of two weaving techniques: seersucker, a distinctive fabric characterized by its crinkled appearance featuring alternating smooth and embossed stripes—lightweight, breathable, and airy—and corduroy for a pronounced textured feel. This thick, structured fabric (275 g/m²) is used to craft our pants, dresses, jackets, and overshirts. It is woven in a ready-to-dye state, and once our garments are made, they are dyed using the dip-dyeing method, which gives them unique colors with nuanced tones and a depth of color that evolves beautifully over time.

This garment was crafted at our specialist shirt maker. Located near Casablanca in Morocco, this tailoring workshop has been manufacturing Hartford shirts for over 30 years. They work traditionnally and specialize in shirtmaking. We tipically take care of all the supply of materials and accessories and they focus on crafting the perfect shirts. This process guarantees a very reasonable and responsible production: even our surplus and scrap fabrics are upcycled, sometimes to make boxer shorts or tote bags. This family factory, which today employs nearly 300 people, is regularly audited for compliance with the ICS code of conduct.