Russell | Men's Lined Plaid Button Front Shacket

A shirt jacket that bridges the gap between casual layers and real outerwear. Cut with a classic collar, button-front placket and twin chest pockets with button-down flaps, it brings structure and a clean, put-together look to everyday dressing. The relaxed fit through the body and shoulders makes it easy to throw on over tees and henleys without feeling boxy.

Why You'll Love It

• Layers Without the Bulk The relaxed cut sits comfortably over lighter layers without adding weight or restricting movement, so you can move freely whether you're out for the day or just need an extra layer indoors.
• Chest Pockets That Actually Work Both pockets sit at just the right height and close with button-down flaps, giving you a place for your phone, wallet or keys without sagging or pulling the fabric out of shape.
• Styles Up or Down with Ease The shirt-jacket silhouette means it pairs just as well with jeans and boots as it does over joggers and trainers, making it one of those rare pieces that adapts to whatever the day throws at you.

Perfect For

Perfect for weekend errands with dark jeans, a plain tee and canvas trainers. Wear it open over a henley with chinos and desert boots for a relaxed Sunday lunch, or button it up with cargo trousers and hiking boots for an autumn walk that calls for a bit more coverage.

Care Instructions

• Always check the care label before washing
• Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle
• Do not tumble dry
• Hang or lay flat to dry away from direct heat

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the fit like on this jacket?
It has a relaxed, easy fit through the body and shoulders that sits comfortably over tees, henleys and lighter knits without feeling tight or restrictive.

Can I wear this as a shirt or is it strictly outerwear?
It works both ways. Button it up and wear it as a heavier overshirt, or leave it open and layer it like a light jacket, the shirt-style collar and front placket keep it versatile.

What kind of weather is this best suited for?
It's ideal for cool, dry days in autumn and early spring when you need a bit more coverage than a shirt alone but don't want the commitment of a full coat.