Original Penguin Herringbone Stripe Harrington Jacket Sargasso Sea
The Original Penguin Herringbone Stripe Harrington Jacket in Sargasso Sea is a lightweight outer layer with a timeless feel. Made from a linen and cotton blend, it uses durable twill fabrication with a subtle herringbone stripe for added texture. Finished with classic Harrington details, it’s an easy option for smart-casual wear through the warmer months.
- 55% linen, 45% cotton construction
- Twill fabrication for durability and texture
- Classic Harrington jacket design
- Mock neck collar
- Full zip closure
- Two buttoned front pockets
- 55% Linen, 45% Cotton
- Machine washable
Check our size guide or give us a shout if you're unsure.
The Original Penguin Herringbone Stripe Harrington Jacket in Sargasso Sea is a lightweight outer layer with a timeless feel. Made from a linen and cotton blend, it uses durable twill fabrication with a subtle herringbone stripe for added texture. Finished with classic Harrington details, it’s an easy option for smart-casual wear through the warmer months.
- 55% linen, 45% cotton construction
- Twill fabrication for durability and texture
- Classic Harrington jacket design
- Mock neck collar
- Full zip closure
- Two buttoned front pockets
- 55% Linen, 45% Cotton
- Machine washable
Check our size guide or give us a shout if you're unsure.
Original: $173.42
-70%$173.42
$52.03Description
The Original Penguin Herringbone Stripe Harrington Jacket in Sargasso Sea is a lightweight outer layer with a timeless feel. Made from a linen and cotton blend, it uses durable twill fabrication with a subtle herringbone stripe for added texture. Finished with classic Harrington details, it’s an easy option for smart-casual wear through the warmer months.
- 55% linen, 45% cotton construction
- Twill fabrication for durability and texture
- Classic Harrington jacket design
- Mock neck collar
- Full zip closure
- Two buttoned front pockets
- 55% Linen, 45% Cotton
- Machine washable
Check our size guide or give us a shout if you're unsure.
