The Original "Harrington" Jacket
Made famous is the '50s & '60s by the likes of Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra and Steve McQueen the Baracuta G9 jacket, which became the garment of choice of Mods and Skinheads, was dubbed the "Harrington", named after the character Rodney Harrington who always wore one, played by Ryan O'Neal in the hit 1964 TV show "Peyton Place".
This iconic 100% cotton jacket from Baracuta, a company established in Manchester, England in 1937, is made to the original specification with a water resistant coating, double zip, exclusive Fraser tartan lining and internal pocket, 2 button neck closure, elasticated cuffs and waistband, two external button closing pockets and the unique and distinct 5-point umbrella "Harrington" signature seam across the back.