SKU RS138
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Era
• Modern / Contemporary
• Estimated 2000s–2010s
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Gender
• Men
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Color
• Black / Faded Black
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Founder
Founded by Margaret Howell, a British fashion designer known for minimalist, functional clothing inspired by workwear and everyday uniforms.
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Brand Information
Margaret Howell is a UK-based fashion label emphasizing timeless design, quality materials, and practicality. The MEN line—often produced in Japan—features durable fabrics, refined construction, and classic silhouettes influenced by military and utilitarian garments.
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Type of Garment
• Field Jacket
• Military-Inspired Utility Jacket
• Casual / Workwear Outerwear
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Description
This Margaret Howell MEN field jacket is crafted in Japan and features a classic military-inspired design with a structured silhouette. Details include a button-and-zip front closure, multiple front utility pockets, and an adjustable back waist belt for a customizable fit. The black fabric has developed natural fading and wear over time, giving the jacket a distinctive worn-in character that aligns well with workwear and vintage aesthetics.
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Style Tips
• Pair with straight-leg trousers, denim, or cargo pants
• Works well with minimalist outfits in black, grey, or olive
• Layer over a plain tee, shirt, or lightweight knit
• Ideal for workwear, military, minimalist, and archive-inspired styling
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Rating (1–10)
6.5 / 10
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Condition
• Used condition with visible wear
• Fading throughout the fabric
• Small fraying and minor fabric wear near pocket areas
• One button shows wear and surface damage
• Inner care label is partially torn
• No major holes; structure remains intact
• Zipper and main closures are functional
(Condition reflected in price; wear adds character but does not affect wearability)
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Conclusion
This Margaret Howell MEN field jacket is a well-constructed, Japan-made piece with authentic wear that enhances its military and workwear appeal. While it shows signs of use, it remains fully functional and stylish—ideal for those who appreciate garments with character, history, and a lived-in aesthetic.