Blanket-Lined Storm Rider Jacket

This ain’t just any denim jacket — this is the Lee 101 Storm Rider, a top-shelf revival of one of the most iconic Western jackets ever made. Born in the 1940s and raised on ranches, highways, and rodeo circuits, the original Storm Riderearned its stripes by keeping cowboys warm and stylish in equal measure. But this version? This is the pinnacle — the Lee 101 edition, crafted with elevated materials, deeper dye, and every ounce of that same hard-ridin’, cold-weather grit.

Let’s start with the denim: this bad boy is natural indigo dyed with 3 dips. That means the yarns were hand-dipped in real plant-based indigo three times — giving it a rich, nuanced blue that synthetic dyes can only dream of. It also fades more beautifully over time, like a denim diary written in wear and tear.

The blanket lining? A serious upgrade from the usual striped canvas. This one’s made of a solid gray wool-blend blanket, softer to the touch, warmer against the skin, and more minimalist in style. The denim itself is also noticeably softer than on your average Storm Rider — pliable but still rugged, like it’s already spent a few seasons in the saddle.

Why it’s the ultimate in cowboy cool:

• Made by Lee 101 – Lee’s top-tier line, crafted with premium materials and old-school integrity.

• Natural indigo dyed (3 dips) – deeper, more dynamic fades with age.

• Soft-touch denim – a smoother ride than the original, but just as tough.

• Solid gray blanket lining – no stripes, no fuss, just warmth and comfort.

• Iconic Storm Rider details – corduroy collar, branded brass buttons, and Western-cut chest pockets.

• Size Large, in perfectly worn-in vintage condition with stunning honeycomb fades on the sleeves that denimheads dream about.

This jacket tells a story — not just Lee’s history of durable workwear and cowboy style, but your story too. From highways to back roads, autumn winds to concert lights, this Storm Rider is ready for whatever ride you’re on.

One-of-a-kind. Worn just right. Saddle up before it rides out.