1927 HARVESTER JACKET - Owen Brown

The 1927 Harvester Jacket from Pike Brothers is a classic workwear jacket inspired by workwear from the 1920s and 1930s. During this period, jackets were worn by craftsmen and workers who needed robust garments with good mobility and practical pockets for tools and small parts.

The model follows a historical cut with a slim fit and a relatively clean silhouette. The jacket is half-lined and has three front pockets and two inner pockets, which provides good functionality without the garment feeling heavy or stiff.

This variant comes in Owen Brown , a warm brown tone that pairs well with classic workwear pieces like denim, wabash, and chambray.

The jacket is produced in Portugal.

About the drug

The fabric consists of a linen and wool blend (45% linen / 55% wool) with a weight of around 200 g/m² . The material is woven specifically for Pike Brothers in Portugal.

The combination of linen and wool creates a fabric that is both durable and comfortable to wear. The linen provides structure and breathability, while the wool contributes warmth and elasticity. The result is a fabric that works well in transitional seasons and develops character through use.

The semi-lined construction also makes the jacket lighter than many traditional workwear jackets, making it suitable as a layer over a shirt or light sweater.

Details

• 200 g/m² workwear fabric

• 45% linen / 55% wool

• Fabric woven exclusively in Portugal

• Slim fit inspired by 1920s work jackets

• Three front pockets

• Two inner pockets

• Semi-lined construction

• Tussah buttons

• Made in Portugal

• Article number: P0301-25-0006

Size chart (cm)

Measurements are taken when the jacket is lying flat. Slight variations may occur.

The story behind the Harvester jacket

Work jackets like the Harvester model became popular in the first half of the 20th century among workers in agriculture, industry, and crafts. They were designed to be durable and practical, while still allowing enough mobility for physical labor.

The characteristic front pockets made it possible to store tools, notepads and small items needed in everyday work. Today, such jackets have become a classic in heritage and workwear-inspired clothing, where historical cuts and robust materials take center stage.