Blanket-Lined Storm Rider Jacket

This here’s a true American icon: the legendary Lee Storm Rider denim jacket, a staple of cowboy cool since the Eisenhower days. This one’s been broken in just right — soft like Sunday morning, worn in all the best ways, but without a single rip, tear, or trouble spot to holler about.

Blanket-lined and built to ride, this Storm Rider sports that signature striped flannel interior that keeps the wind out and the warmth in. It’s the kind of jacket that looks even better when you’ve lived a little in it — and this one already comes with some of that hard-earned charm baked right in.

A Bit of Storm Rider Lore

Launched in the 1950s, the Storm Rider by Lee was designed as a cold-weather upgrade to their classic Rider jacket. Rugged ranchers, rodeo champs, and motorcycle rebels all made it their go-to — the Storm Rider was the denim armor of choice for anyone who worked outdoors and looked damn good doing it.

With its corduroy collar, button front, and blanket lining, it became the ultimate cool-weather cowboy coat. The label alone — that galloping bronc under stormy skies — is the stuff of vintage legend.

Details:

• Brand: Lee

• Model: Storm Rider

• Era: Likely late 1970s–1980s

• Size: XL (fits a bit slim — best for modern L–XL)

• Material: 100% cotton denim outer, with striped flannel blanket lining

• Color: Classic mid-wash blue

• Condition:

  • Nicely worn-in

  • Soft and broken-in feel

  • No holes, tears, or major flaws — just honest vintage wear

• Features:

  • Corduroy collar

  • Button front

  • Dual chest pockets with button flaps

  • Side waist adjusters

Throw it on over a tee or flannel, hop on your steel horse or your city bike — the Storm Rider’s always in season when rugged style’s on the forecast.

Ride the storm. Own the legend.