Lyle and Scott Harrington Jacket - Black - 34

This jacket is constructed from 100% cotton twill, providing a durable and comfortable feel.

The cotton twill fabric offers some warmth, making it suitable for mild to cool temperatures. For colder conditions, it works best as a layering piece over warmer clothing, as it is not heavily insulated or waterproof.

This specific jacket is listed as a Waist 34. For best fit, we recommend consulting the official Lyle and Scott sizing chart or comparing measurements to a jacket you already own that fits well.

Yes, it can be machine washed. Always use cold water on a gentle cycle and wash with similar colors to preserve the fabric and color. Refer to the care label inside the jacket for specific instructions.

The Lyle and Scott Harrington Jacket is available in various colors and sizes. Please check the product listings for other available variants like Dark Navy or Beige, and different waist or general sizing options.

The tartan lining is a patterned fabric on the inside of the jacket, typically a checkered design, which adds an iconic touch of style and contributes to the jacket's comfort.

Cotton twill is known for its durability and resistance to wear and tear, providing a robust and long-lasting garment when cared for properly.

This is a common characteristic of cotton twill. The fabric will soften naturally with wear. You can also try adding a fabric softener during the rinse cycle or gently tumbling on a low heat setting with dryer balls.

Always wash your jacket inside out with cold water and a color-safe detergent. Avoid direct exposure to prolonged sunlight during drying or storage, as UV rays can cause fading. Consider using a detergent specifically designed for dark colors.

Cotton can shrink if exposed to high heat during washing or drying. Always wash in cold water on a gentle cycle and air dry whenever possible. If using a dryer, use the lowest heat setting and remove immediately once dry.

Hang the jacket immediately after washing and smooth out any wrinkles by hand. If needed, iron on a low-to-medium heat setting, preferably while the jacket is slightly damp or using a steam iron. Iron from the inside out to protect the exterior.