1970s Mackinaw Cruiser Jacket

🤠 The 1970s Woolrich Mackinaw Cruiser

A true heritage heavyweight — this 1970s Woolrich Mackinaw Wool Cruiser Jacket in buffalo plaid brings that timeless mix of rugged charm and backwoods practicality. Made in the USA, it’s got all the hallmarks of a genuine workwear classic: six front pockets, a map pocket across the back, big-button closure, and that distinctive neck-protection patch for those cold, wind-whipped mornings. The waist drawstring lets you cinch things in, while the sleeve cuffs keep the cold out.

🪡 About Woolrich: Rugged Roots Since 1830

For nearly two centuries, Woolrich has been crafting hardwearing outdoor gear for the folks who live closest to the land. Their Mackinaw cruisers became a symbol of the working frontier — worn by loggers, trappers, and explorers who needed warmth, pockets, and durability more than anything else. This 1970s model keeps that tradition alive with authentic American wool, smart detailing, and no-nonsense construction that’s as practical now as it was fifty years ago.

📏 Size & Measurements

Tagged size: US 40, which corresponds to EU 50, and is between Medium – Large.

Length: approx. 78 cm
Chest width: 59 cm
Sleeve length: 57 cm

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

Condition: Great vintage shape — minor signs of age and wear, with plenty of life and warmth left in this old-timer.

🧥 Features at a Glance

• Classic buffalo plaid pattern

• Made in USA

• Six front pockets + large map pocket on the back

• Big-button closure

• Removable neck patch for extra warmth

• Adjustable waist drawstring

• Quilted lining for cold-weather comfort

A jacket that’s equal parts function and folklore — built for lumberyards, long walks, and campfire nights, and guaranteed to look even better with another few decades of wear.