125th Anniversary Archival Mackinaw Wool Cruiser
125th Anniversary Archival Mackinaw Wool Cruiser
Size Chart
The measurements below are body measurements. Use a flexible tape measure and record your body measurements to choose your best size. This is a general guide. Fit varies between products, dependent on their intended use.
| XS | S | M | L | XL | XXL | XXXL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Neck | 15.5" | 16.25" | 17" | 18" | 19" | 20" | 21" |
| Chest | 35.5" | 38.5" | 41.5" | 44.5" | 47.5" | 50.5" | 53.5" |
| Waist | 29" | 32" | 35" | 38" | 41" | 44" | 47" |
| Natural Waist | 35.5" | 38.5" | 41.5" | 44.5" | 47.5" | 50.5" | 53.5" |
| Pit to Pit | 16.5" | 17.25" | 18" | 18.75" | 19.5" | 20.25" | 21" |
| Arm Length | 33" | 34" | 35" | 36" | 36.75" | 37.5" | 38.25" |
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Features
- Made with 100% virgin wool
- Classic Cruiser multi-pocket design
- Naturally water-repellent fabric is breathable and wind-resistant
- 4 snap-flap pockets, slotted utility pocket, 2 side-entry hand pockets, interior-stow pocket and full-width pass-through back pocket.
- Button-front closure; button-adjustable cuffs
- Built in limited quantities with archival reissue plaids
SKU
F20253631-1Material
26-oz./LY 100% virgin Mackinaw WoolManufacturing
Made in USACare
Dry cleanA limited release celebrating our 125th anniversary.
Clinton C. Filson began outfitting Alaska-bound pioneers and prospectors in 1897, building our foundation on a commitment to quality, durability and service. For the 125 years since, we've stubbornly upheld that commitment as we've built our legacy. We're marking this milestone year with an extremely limited release of our most iconic jacket, the Mackinaw Wool Cruiser. This archival reissue features some of our favorite plaid patterns from the past, fused into one rare and collectible jacket.
Our Mackinaw Wool Cruiser is the most versatile cold-weather protection you'll find—when you want to wear one jacket, no matter what direction the weather turns, nothing performs better. The extremely durable wool features an uncommonly tight weave that resists wind while remaining breathable. Mackinaw Wool insulates wet or dry—due to its complex fiber structure, it can absorb up to 30% of its own weight in water without feeling damp or clammy. With the four snap-flap pockets on the front and a full-width map/chart pocket covering the entire back, two layers of wool cover most of the torso, right where it's needed most.
Originally patented in 1914 as the Wool Cruising Shirt, C.C. Filson's Cruiser was designed for foresters and timber cruisers in the rain-soaked Pacific Northwest forests. Offered as a pullover shirt as well as a button-front jacket, the Cruiser rapidly became one of the most-imitated jackets on the market. Since its versatile performance was also appreciated by hunters, Filson also introduced Scarlet and Red/Black Plaid versions. The Cruiser was instrumental in Filson products being adopted by the U.S. Forest service as early as the 1920s, and by the 1940's, Filson was producing several variations of the Cruiser with custom designs and fabrications for the stewards of our public lands as official uniform attire.
Over a century later, the Mackinaw Wool Cruiser is still prized for its versatility in the outdoors by foresters, hunters and anyone who desires a very durable, weather-resistant jacket that performs in a wide range of conditions without the need for multiple layers. For many of our customers, the Cruiser has become a rite of passage for young men—when they're finally done growing several inches each year, parents will give their sons their first Cruiser, knowing that they're providing all-conditions comfort that will serve for decades.