Oversized Navy Blue Letterman, Western Yoke

Oversized Navy Blue Letterman, Western Yoke

This jacket is built in navy wool with a pointed, cream-tone western yoke set across the chest and mirrored on the back, along with a matching cream shirt-style collar. The front closes with a single visible snap at the collar, with the rest of the placket running concealed beneath the wool below it. The cuffs are ribbed knit in navy with a cream double-stripe, while the waistband finishes in a solid black rib with no stripe. Two vertical welt pockets sit self-tone at the hip.

Unlike our other western-yoke style, which keeps everything in one tonal heather gray, this one goes two-tone — navy body against a cream yoke and collar for real contrast rather than a quiet, monochrome build. The closure is also a hybrid we haven't done yet: part visible snap, part concealed placket, landing somewhere between our fully exposed snap-front styles and our fully hidden one.

Specifications

Fit & Sizing

The trucker-style cut sits relaxed through the body with a structured shoulder from the yoke seam, giving it enough room to layer without losing its shape.

Model reference: Shown on a 5'7" (170 cm), 121 lb (55 kg) model in size Small.

This one runs true to its oversized intent, so stick with your usual size for the fit shown here. Check our size chart if you want the precise measurements before ordering.

Why This Jacket

• Contrast western yoke — a cream pointed yoke and collar stand out clearly against the navy body, front and back.
• Hybrid closure — one visible snap at the collar with a concealed placket below for a cleaner front than a full row of snaps.
• Cream double-stripe cuffs — a classic ribbed detail that picks up the yoke's contrast color.
• Solid black waistband — a deliberate break from the cuff stripe that keeps the hem clean and grounded.
• Trucker-style oversized cut — a structured shoulder with room to layer, distinct from our bomber and balloon-sleeve styles.

Care Instructions

Because the cream yoke and collar sit right at the shoulder and neckline, they're the first spot to pick up visible soiling from daily wear — wipe down that area promptly rather than letting dirt set in, since light-colored wool shows marks faster than the navy body. Dry cleaning is recommended for a full clean rather than spot-treating repeatedly at home.