Wool Jackets

The highest quality wool goods have been Filson’s foundation since our 1897 inception. Only the longest, sturdiest fleece fibers are selected for Filson wool jackets. These fibers are tightly spun into yarns with exceptional strength, then tightly woven into a dense fabric. The end result is wool coat with greater warmth, weather resistance, and durability than our imitators.

  1. Wool Jac-shirt
  2. Mackinaw Wool Cruiser Jacket
  3. Mackinaw Wool Vest
  4. Lined Mackinaw Wool Jac-shirt
  5. Mackinaw Wool Western Vest
  6. CPO Wool Jac-Shirt
  7. Mackinaw Wool Work Jacket
  8. Seattle Wool Jac-shirt
  9. Lined Mackinaw Wool Packer Coat
  10. Mackinaw Wool Jacket Liner
  11. Mackinaw Wool Vest Liner
  12. Cavalry Wool Field Jacket
  13. Mackinaw Wool Blazer
  14. Mackinaw Wool Jac-shirt
  15. Women's Mackinaw Cruiser
  16. Women's Wool Trapper Coat
  17. Seattle Wool Jac-Shirt
  18. Women's Wool Jac-shirt
  19. Mackinaw Wool Insulated Cruiser Jacket
  20. Women's Long Mackinaw Cruiser

Nature's Original Performance Fabric

Man wearing Filson's Mackinaw Wool Lined Packer Coat stands in a snowy scene with working dogs in the foregroundMan wearing Filson's Mackinaw Wool Lined Packer Coat stands in a snowy scene with working dogs in the foreground
Man stands before a body of water wearing the buffalo plaid version of Filson's iconic Mackinaw Wool Cruiser JacketMan stands before a body of water wearing the buffalo plaid version of Filson's iconic Mackinaw Wool Cruiser Jacket
A burly, bearded man wearing Filson's Lined Mackinaw Wool Packer Coat straps a saddle to a brown horse in the snowA burly, bearded man wearing Filson's Lined Mackinaw Wool Packer Coat straps a saddle to a brown horse in the snow
Female hockey player wearing a plaid Mackinaw Wool Cruiser JacketFemale hockey player wearing a plaid Mackinaw Wool Cruiser Jacket
A woman wearing Filson's Women's Long Mackinaw Wool Cruiser Jacket leans against a wooden structure with a tent in the backgroundA woman wearing Filson's Women's Long Mackinaw Wool Cruiser Jacket leans against a wooden structure with a tent in the background

Customers Say:

I absolutely love this jac-shirt. It not only looks great but it feels great and is very warm. I don't know a lot about wool but it feels thick and well made. I wondered if it would be worth the cost but after getting it and wearing it once I was convinced it was. Highly recommend.

— Lawrence L.

Mackinaw Wool Jac-Shirt

Check Your Measurements 

The quality is really nice. This item runs very big. I ordered a large after measuring, I normally wear and xtra large and I wish I would have gotten a medium. It’s on the big size! I don’t think I will grow into it. Sizing is a problem.

— Troy S.

Decatur Island Wool Jacket

Love the Mackinaw

I absolutely love the Mackinaw Wool Jacket... I was that impressed with the quality and fit. I want the green too, may have to wait awhile. They are worth the price, these jackets are going to outlive me for sure.

— Gordon H

Mackinaw Wool Cruiser Jacket

Nice But Huge Sizing

I love the color and the material, obviously a high quality shirt-jac. It's heavy thick wool that would do great in the elements. My issue with this is the sizing. I'm 6'2" 175 and the medium is incredibly baggy with sleeves that are way too long.

— Keith M.

CPO Wool Jac-Shirt

Love it and the fit I generally need a tall size being 6'2" 240 but the fit is perfect...

— Kolbe A.

CCC Wool Bomber Jacket

Iconic Wool Jackets with a Century of Proven Reliability

What Makes Wool a Good Material for Jackets?

Because wool is warm and breathable even when it gets wet, it’s been the preferred fabric in the outdoors for centuries. Wool has a unique fiber structure that naturally wicks moisture away for evaporation.

Why Wool Instead of Other Materials?

Wool wicks away moisture and absorbs up to 30% of its own weight in water without feeling damp or clammy, keeping the wearer dry in snow and light rain. Wool is comfortable in a wider range of weather conditions than any other fabric. With most synthetics, multiple garments are required in order to match a wool coat’s comfort in cold, wet weather. Because wool is more breathable than traditional rain gear, you’ll stay drier from the inside than when wearing a nylon or waxed-cotton jacket.

How To Care for Wool Jackets

Caring for wool is quite simple. Lightly brush the dirt or dried mud with a soft nylon-bristled brush. The unique structure of wool fibers allows dirt to easily release from the fabric. Wool that gets oily stains should be professionally dry-cleaned rather than washed in water. When storing a wool jacket during warmer months, hanging it in a cloth bag with cedar shavings will prevent moth damage. Wool should never be stored wet or in moist places and should only be dried at room temperature.

The Wool Experts.

During the Alaskan Gold Rush, warm and durable wool was literally a matter of survival and Filson was the outfitter of choice. Since the gold rush, Filson’s iconic wool jackets and wool pants have been prized by foresters and sportsmen from the Pacific Northwest to the Rocky Mountains. Our 1914-patented Mackinaw Wool Cruiser is our most famous jacket and the prime example of the performance and lasting value of a top-quality wool jacket.

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