1970s Mackinaw Cruiser Jacket

🤠 The 1970s Woolrich Mackinaw Cruiser

Step right into the golden age of American workwear with this 1970s Woolrich Mackinaw Wool Cruiser Jacket in the iconic buffalo plaid pattern. Made in the USA, it’s a hearty blend of rugged utility and timeless style — the kind of jacket that’s kept generations warm through long winters and cold morning chores. Outfitted with six front pockets plus a map pocket across the back, it’s as practical as it is handsome. The big-button front, removable neck patch, and adjustable waist drawstring seal the deal, while the sleeve cuffs keep the cold out.

🪡 About Woolrich: Woven into American History Since 1830

Founded in Pennsylvania in 1830, Woolrich is America’s oldest outdoor clothing company — and a cornerstone of true workwear heritage. Their Mackinaw cruisers became standard issue for loggers, trappers, and outdoorsmen from coast to coast, known for their warmth, strength, and reliability. This 1970s version carries that same DNA — 85% wool, built tough, lined for comfort, and still ready to handle whatever the season brings.

📏 Size & Measurements

Tagged size: US 42, corresponding to EU 52 or Large

Length: 77 cm
Chest width: 61 cm
Sleeve length: 57 cm

Shell: 85% wool, 15% nylon
Lining: 100% nylon
Backing: 100% polyester
Care: Dry clean only

Condition: Excellent vintage condition — shows only light, natural signs of age, no major wear, and plenty of years left in it.

🧥 Features at a Glance

• Classic buffalo plaid pattern

• Made in USA

• Six front pockets + rear map pocket

• Big-button closure

• Removable neck patch for extra protection

• Waist drawstring for adjustable fit

• Quilted nylon lining for cozy warmth

A true American field classic, built for woods, work, and winter winds — this Woolrich cruiser stands as a reminder that real style is built to last.