The most celebrated foursome in denim jacket history. Not just reproductions, but THE originals. Like those dynamite-carved faces in South Dakota, these jackets have sway and presence.

1936 levi's type 1, 1956 levi's type 2, 1967 levi's type 3 and 1946 wrangler blue bell denim jackets
original 1936 levi's type 1 denim jacket detail
original 1936 levi's type 1 denim jacket detail
original 1936 levi's type 1 denim jacket detail


VINTAGE LEVI'S TYPE I DENIM JACKET - 1936


The Type 1 is the George Washington of jean jackets. With rugged integrity, Levi’s Type 1 has always worked hard.

A little extra chest room if you’re layering it with a blue waistcoat and a lace-trimmed jabot (or something else), this jacket is revolutionary.

It’s true that Washington never had the chance to get to work on Mount Vernon in one of these, but you can imagine that his famously broad shoulders and presidential stature would have found a comfortable working companion in a Type 1.

original 1956 levi's type 2 denim jacket detail
original 1956 levi's type 2 denim jacket detail
original 1956 levi's type 2 denim jacket detail


VINTAGE LEVI'S TYPE II DENIM JACKET - 1956


The Type 2 is the Lincoln of the bunch.

An updated version of the Type 1, this jacket has a slimmer body for an honest Abe, and is just as loyal to the American ideal.

So loyal that no one will be able to tear you apart from it. Made for all the people, this jacket cannot be divided from the work it took to create its endurance and constitution.

A more perfect union could hardly be reimagined.

original 1967 levi's type 3 denim jacket
original 1967 levi's type 3 denim jacket detail
original 1967 levi's type 3 denim jacket detail


VINTAGE LEVI'S TYPE III DENIM JACKET - 1967


The Type 3 is the Thomas Jefferson of jean jackets, hanging out on a beautiful estate, drinking sweet tea and playing yard games with good friends.

This jacket looks smart with everything and goes everywhere.

Its declaration of style is as poignant as when it was first stated in ‘67.

Or was that ‘76?

original 1948 wrangler blue bell denim jacket detail
original 1948 wrangler blue bell denim jacket detail
original 1948 wrangler blue bell denim jacket detail


WRANGLER BLUE BELL DENIM JACKET - 1948


Before a speech in Milwaukee in 1912, an unemployed saloonkeeper shot Teddy Roosevelt in the chest, but instead of going to the hospital, he delivered his 90 minute speech.

Unbuttoning his jacket to show the crowd his blood-stained shirt, he declared, “it takes more than that to kill a bull moose.”

The 1948 Wrangler First Edition "Blue Bell" Denim Jacket is the Teddy Roosevelt of the crew. With badland ruggedness, this jacket is ready to explore the national parks. The Wrangler First Edition is made for all rough riders that require cool toughness in a jacket.

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Clearly these denim jackets won’t get your face carved into a mountain for generations to admire, but they certainly won’t stop that from happening. And yeah, it may be a stretch that jean jackets are at all like presidents, but both groupings have style and gravitas. The real deal is that we have* the complete set of OG denim jackets from ‘36, ‘48, ‘56 and ‘67. Just the four of them, a rare vintage collection we’re offering you.

*(Sadly, this collection has sold out since this post was published. Good luck hunting 'em down and if you do, send us a picture...)