The Oxford - Gents jacket

The Black Herringbone Riding Jacket — Gentlemen's Cut

A man who understands horses understands cloth. This jacket is made for both.

Black herringbone — the backbone of British tailoring, worn on the best fields and in the finest rooms for generations. Here it is cut with the authority the fabric demands: broad through the shoulder, precise at the chest, tapering to a waist that speaks of discipline without restriction. This is not a jacket that asks permission. It is worn by men who do not need to.

The silhouette is unmistakably equestrian and entirely masculine. A double vent, deep and clean, built for the saddle without a single concession to its elegance. Notched lapels pressed to a perfect edge. Four antique silver buttons — understated, correct, resolute. The lining chosen with the same conviction as the cloth itself.

The herringbone weave does what only the finest textures can — it shifts in different lights, revealing its depth gradually, rewarding the close look. Against light breeches and a white stock it is commanding.

There is a lineage to this jacket. It connects the man wearing it to every well-turned-out horseman who came before — the Edwardian sportsman, the post-war country gentleman, the modern rider who knows that standards are worth keeping.

Bold in its simplicity. Unshakeable in its quality.