Sherpa Denim Jacket

🐑 Rugged Warmth Meets Cowboy Cool

This here’s a faithful reproduction of Wrangler’s iconic 124MJ Sherpa Jacket, a cold-weather classic born in the 1970s. Built for cowhands who needed to rope steers at dawn and still look sharp by dusk, this fella delivers warmth without weighin' you down.

With its thick sherpa lining and signature Western-style “W” stitching on the chest pockets, this jacket rides tall in the saddle. A pearl-snap front, angled handwarmer pockets, and that plush cream-colored fleece collar make it the go-to layer when the prairie winds start howlin’.

📜 Wrangler History: From Rodeo to Roadwear

Wrangler started wranglin’ workwear back in 1947, outta Greensboro, North Carolina. The 124MJ (where “MJ” stands for Men’s Jacket) was introduced as a rugged yet stylish piece for cowboys and country stars alike. Though often compared to the Lee Storm Rider, Wrangler's version carved its own trail with a straighter fit and sharper pocket styling.

This repro captures that 1970s silhouette with all the trimmings, making it a throwback done right — no shortcuts, no gimmicks, just honest-to-goodness Western heritage.

🧵 Details Worth Hollerin’ About

• Made by Wrangler Icons — faithful to the 70s original

• Sherpa-lined body for warmth on cold trails

• Denim outer with buttery fade and whiskers

• Four-pocket layout: two chest, two angled handwarmer

• Regular fit — like a cowboy’s handshake: firm but friendly

• Measurements: Length 62cm, width 52cm, sleeve 60 cm

🦬 Whether you're two-steppin' into town or just steppin' out for coffee, this Wrangler jacket’s got the kind of vintage soul and rugged charm that'll make even tumbleweeds turn to stare.